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“We look for ways to provide solutions that include quality parts with cost savings to keep these aircraft flying,” said CRS CEO Armando Leighton.

Rockwell Collins Skybox provides Wi-Fi and cabin entertainment, as Acropolis names U.S. sales agent to boost North American charter

Demand for ACJ319 charters inspires purchase.

Expansion comes as European mandate for TCAS II Change 7.1 looms on December 20.

Hangar at Colorado Springs can accommodate BBJ/ACJ-sized aircraft.

The program will provide on-the-job training for workers interested in earning their FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) Mechanic’s certificate.

ADS-B for Citations and Hawkers, stone floor for Falcon 2000, CPDLC/FANS for Challenger 601.

Cloud-based business platform automates the handling of many elements of FBO business management.

Textron vows to out-spend rivals in new product development.

The new electric pleated shades include a manual override system.

Solution came from deploying a pair of Thales Smart Electronic Control Units (SECUs).

Composite prop boosts cruise speed and climb and shortens takeoff.

Flying to Las Vegas on the Embraer Lineage 1000 Business Jet

Upgrade path applies to the more than 1,600 operators with C Series-equipped aircraft and integrates new, digital Ovation Select components.

More older business jets can upgrade to ADS-B OUT with the new Garmin solutions.

Garmin’s G5000 upgrade for the Beechjet/Hawker 400 is in the final stages of certification.

Rockwell Collins creates two flavors of its Corporate Aircraft Service Program.

Changes in buying plans and entry into service dates for some big-ticket aircraft are among the reasons.

A unique award that aims to engage the general aviation community in helping to raise awareness of its good deeds.

FlightSafety training director Dann Runik recently offered examples of why pilots shouldn’t necessarily abort takeoffs for CAS alerts.

APS and USAIG team to financially reward flight operations for obtaining upset prevention and recovery training.

The simulator manufacturer’s full flight simulators are adding technology to make training more realistic.

Bell 505 Closer To Certification

The Fort Wayne Aero Center is due to open on January 1, 2016.

The Bell 525 offers plenty of flexibility for interior design, ranging from high-density to VIP and head-of-state layouts.

Possible solutions include encryption and anonymity mode enhancements.

Turboprop service providers gaining popularity

Using social media as its medium, Air Culinaire introduces crowd-sourced menus

The new HawkEye 7200A satellite tracking system is lighter and smaller than previous models.

The armed security officer requirement remains the largest stumbling block.