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Global Jet Capital’s second-quarter briefing said business-jet flight operations and transactions increased during the period.

UAS International Trip Support has seen positive growth in the travel industry despite rising costs in the U.S. economy.

Learjet production has ceased, but the airframer has had little trouble filling its former manufacturing space with growing units.

Business aircraft service provider Jetex aims to build the largest FBO network outside of the U.S.

Virtual reality training for aircraft painters is the latest application of this innovative technology.

Amidst robust 2022 sales, global charter fleet operator VistaJet is highlighting its newly expanded and unified fleet and new service options.

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University's Center for Aviation and Aerospace Safety aims to elevate aviation safety education and research.

The primary flight trainer that produces pilots for the U.S. Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps has also passed five million flying hours.

Western Aircraft's Pilatus PC-24 STC for Gogo's 5G air-to-ground connectivity service should be available later this year.

After repairs to its lighting system in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, Florida's Naples Municipal Airport has resumed nighttime operations.

SmartSky Networks believes that Gogo Business Aviation's 5G network is infringing SmartSky patents.

TrustFlight's MEL Manager creates templates for the most popular business jets.

The FAA has further defined its CBD opinion but bottom line is, use may still have consequences to an airmen's certification.

Some air charter firms now take cryptocurrency for payment as they see demand for more flexible options from new, younger clients.

SEA Prime's immediate expansion plans put infrastructure at the focus of development.

At the height of the pandemic, many Hong Kong-based aircraft were parked, sold, or changed location.

Marking its fifth anniversary, Airbus Corporate Helicopters displays its top-selling yacht-friendly helicopter and a cabin mockup of its new ACH160.

German mega-MRO Lufthansa Technik makes “nice” as cabin management system and interiors evolution are shown at NBAA-BACE.

Boeing witnessed record demand for its BBJs early this year, and values have skyrocketed for the minimal used inventory.

Reporting strong growth, Wheels Up looks to continue expansion while consolidating recent acquisitions in the charter market.

The international aerospace and defense conglomerate shows the business aviation side of its capabilities.

ATR 42s and 72s powered by the recently certified PW127XT-M burn 3 percent less fuel and cost 20 percent less to maintain.

Two truckloads of the fuel will be used for aircraft arriving for the show at Orlando Executive Airport.

FlyExclusive will add 200 more employees with the opening of the 48,000-sq-ft hangar.

Cassidy is being charged with embezzlement and other criminal conduct while managing director of the now bankrupt Zetta Jet

A September 24 notam prohibits most general and business aviation aircraft from taking part in the CPDLC en route trial due to avionics performance issues.

A new draft Advisory Circular from Australia's CASA delves into pilot supervision for certain aircraft operators.

Rapidly growing FBO chain Modern Aviation has agreed to purchase a trio of FBOs in Connecticut, Maine, and Vermont.

As the company celebrates this landmark, it also tackles supply-chain issues.

Fargo Jet Center, the lone FBO at at Hector International Airport (KFAR) in North Dakota has begun a $22 million addition.