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The Nokia air-to-ground network starts operating later this year and will require 300 ground stations to cover 30 countries in Europe.

The day-long tours offer something for NBAA attendees to do after the show.

Dennis Murphy was forced to ditch his Cessna 402B in the Straights of Florida after an engine fire.

Active Winglets: A Leap Forward in Aerodynamics Technology

The industry is counting its blessings after catestrophic damage was limited to a handful of airports in the Caribbean and Florida.

The HondaJet is distinguishing itself in a sector that continues to lag.

The filing comes amid a growing number of lawsuits.

Order involving Silver Airways boosts prospects in U.S.

Of the medium twins delivered thus far, more than a quarter have been destined for the corporate market.

ATC reorganization supporters now targeting early October for vote on proposal.

The industry incorporated lessons learned from previous natural disasters to take immediate action.

The 2018 series returns to PBI and New York area, but marks the first time in San Jose since 2011.

The sector accounts for a quarter of the company's sales.

Six airports were added to the list, while 14 were removed.

The Canada Revenue Agency issued a draft proposal extensively revising the formulas for taxable value on personal use of business aircraft.

Three cases in the UK's latest Airprox Board report involved situations with a "definite risk" of collision.

Providers display the latest advances in automated assistance for A&Ps and shop floor operations

More than a decade after the first Eclipse 500 jets were delivered, One Aviation looks to a larger variant to continue the heritage of the original VLJ.

This year's Air Charter Expo was co-sponsored for the first time by BACA The Air Charter Association.

While many aircraft owners have yet to upgrade to ADS-B in the face of the looming FAA mandate, the big question is, will they?

OEM confirms production rate increase from 12 to 14 in 2019

After long and intense negotiations, both Russia and Turkey have confirmed the controversial air defense deal.

Leonardo and Saab have pitched into the UK’s requirement for contracted Air Support to Defence Operational Training (ASDOT).

Tanzanair air joins crowded marketplace that includes Coastal Aviation, Auric Air and Zantas Air.

In a sale worth nearly $3.8 billion, the country will acquire the latest version of the ‘Viper’ and a huge variety of weapons

Falcon 5X, G7000 APUs seen as just the start.

Hong-Kong-based LCC forced to apply brakes to expansion plans

Company eyes greater presence on business jets.

3-D printed bracket forms part of widebody’s engine pylon

The ASAC has provided a steady forum for industry concerns to be heard.