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Southwest Airlines expects to have to cut 175 weekday flights through February 8 due to delays in returning the 737 Max to the air.

Cessna delivered 691 Citation 550s and a variant until production ended in 1985.

Dassault has developed skills in managing the comfort of noise levels in its quietest business jets.

Founded in the mid '90's, the organization now lists approximately 9,000 aircraft among its membership.

Vertical Aerospace is flight testing its Seraph eVTOL prototype and has boosted its engineering capacity with the purchase of motorsport group MGI.

A detailed UK Government review found the Isle of Man correctly implemented and administered UK and EU VAT law for aircraft and yachts.

The Middle East and Southeast Asia are two possible markets for the Russian SSBJ.

A practice session in the Falcon 8X demonstrates the big business jet's capabilities at airports with short runways.

EASA is proceeding with regulations to require CS-25 (equivalent to FAA Part 25) airplanes be equipped with runway overrun awareness and alerting systems.

LCI has partnered with Flexam to place five helicopters on long-term leases

The Wichita airframer delivered four more jets than last year's quarter but four fewer turboprops.

The joint leasing enterprise between Russia and Saudi Arabia also involves a German financial group.

The Bombardier Challenger 350 journey included city-pair speed records on each of 10 legs that took the aircraft coast-to-coast and back.

The aircraft must be returned to service so F/List can complete the work.

Beefed up consumer awareness campaign leads upgraded initiative.

Dubai-based holding company offers lift ranging from per-seat charter to leases on Bombardier’s flagship Global 7500.

The looming pilot shortage gets plenty of attention, but the industry is also working to boost the maintenance workforce.

There are efficiency as well as cost benefits to making parts and tools using additive manufacturing techniques, according to Lufthansa Technik.

In its first 25 years in business, AirFleet Capital financed more than 7,000 aircraft purchases.

Jetex, Hadid and UAS continue to make a name for themselves in North America

When Universal Avionics turned its employees loose to develop a new product, the results exceeded expectations.

At last year's NBAA Convention, NetJets agreed to purchase up to 175 of Cessna's new super-midsize jet.

Hadid plans to leverage the experience it has gained in 40 years in the Middle East.

C&L in recent years has gained attention for its humorous show videos.

Guidance on implementing upset recovery programs has been vague, bu APS has set out to change that.

Thirty percent responding to an AIN survey said their operations have no written or verbal policy regarding use of PEDs in flight deck.

Over 75 firms, agencies and organizations are making their NBAA-BACE debuts this year, displaying an array of exciting products, services and solutions.

Mapiex Aviation will provide line maintenance and mobile repair support for 13 PT6 turboprop and turboshaft models operating in seven countries.

Bombardier Is continuing to lift the curtain on amenities such as the l'Opera sound system as the Global 7500 fleet begins to grow.

Buying the Texan II would significantly enhance Tunisia’s training capabilities, as well as further strengthen Tunisia’s relations with Washington.