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The Giles Group began working with Southern Sky Aviation in August of 2017 and the FAA issued the certification on November 16.

After years of complaints, the Australian army is reporting improved reliability and reduced maintenance on its MRH-90s.

North America was a “core driver” in the growth of the company’s membership program, with a 25 percent jump in U.S.-based customers in the third quarter.

With the Winter Games scheduled to start on Feb. 9, business aviation companies in the host country prepare for what they hope will be a very busy period.

Airlines warn of “fluid” situation

Southern Africa will lead the growth, seeing its fleet expand by a net total of about 40 aircraft, to 184, in the next eight years.

The study assessed potential damage a drone impact could cause to critical flight surfaces on aircraft such as a Boeing 737 and Learjet 30/40/50.

First flight scheduled for mid-2018

Up to 24 S-70B helicopters may now be procured via the U.S. Foreign Military Sales (FMS) system.

The carbon graphite composite barrel is designed to address engine inlet corrosion issues.

Federal regulators pull airline’s certificate due to its precarious financial situation

Air Service Basel is now authorized to maintain Phillippines-registered Falcon 900s at its EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Frieburg facility.

Pentastar developed the STC for the camera system, which incorporates in-flight entertainment, situational awareness and gear position viewing.

C&L Aviation Group also added 9,000 line items from a Beechcraft 1900D, bringing inventory to 125,000 regular line items and 800,000 individual parts.

Once the the airport reopens on December 23, the runway will be 3,500 feet.

The new addition at Altenrhein International Airport marks the 25th location in the Luxaviation Group's worldwide FBO chain.

The BrahMos air-launched version of the Russian supersonic Yakhont/Onix anti-ship cruise missile was dropped from an Indian air force Su-30MKI.

Owners of aircraft older than 15 to 20 years need to realize that they might be the last owner of the airplane.

Brown's advocacy helped reinvigorate general aviation following passage of the General Aviation Revitalization Act, GAMA's Bunce said.

Partnership with Rolls-Royce, Siemens aims to fly first test bed in 2020

Intense competition and substantial capacity growth will offset healthy air travel demand

Marelli's new role as head of country is in addition to his position as president of Helibras

Rolls boss assumes top sales position at Airbus at end of January

Airlines forced to cancel at least 445 flights

The new twin-engine aircraft will be the largest in the Textron Aviation turboprop lineup.

Cirrus’s Vision Jet delivers on the promise of excellent performance, handling, and a spacious comfortable cabin.

UK-based FlairJet, which operates Phenom 300s for Surf Air Europe, is working on obtaining the required steep approach approvals to fly into LCY.

Plans to deliver first example in late 2018 were thwarted by need to redesign some parts.

European rotorcraft OEM will focus on H135/H130 line of light singles.

Marks latest casualty of a European airline once tied to Abu Dhabi’s Etihad Airways