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Operators Fly Too High, Close To Airports

“Best-in-class” safety deal with China unlikely in the event UK cannot remain a member of EASA

There will be enough nacelles to support eight to 10 G500 deliveries in the fourth quarter.

The company revealed the first of a planned family of electric motors that could power electric or hybrid aircraft.

CEO Muilenburg sees engine supply returning to normal by year-end

Textron Aviation is expanding into Canada with a new service subsidiary, Textron Aviation Canada.

Sky Valet, which operates at 22 locations throughout France, Spain and Portugal, has now extended its brand to Italy and Bulgaria.

Airline looks at operating long-range airbus narrowbodies configured with 178 seats for Boeing 757 replacement

The system will provide better airport protection.

Flies More Than 1,000 Missions Annually In Ireland

The helicopters are part of HEMS operator's fleet-replacement plan.

The Republic of China Air Force has started to receive AESA radar-equipped F-16s that have been modernized by AIDC

AIN flies the longest Citation as it nears certification.

Thales aims to certify the device by 2020.

Avoiding and countering wake vortices remains primarily an operational concern.

Region expected to take 40 percent of all commercial aircraft over 20 years

Thales will develop the flight controls for the VTOL model.

SimCom provides pilot training for jet, turboprop, and piston aircraft using FAA-qualified flight training devices and full-motion simulators.

Has Range Up To 1,000 Meters

Founded in 2016, Lynx will now feature six FBO locations, including its latest buy of the Voyager Jet Center in Pittsburgh.

The facility will house completions activities for both the PC-12 NG and PC-24, in addition to spares and administrative offices.

First A321neo scheduled to arrive next year

A new study by the Texas Department of Transportation shows the increasing economic impact of McKinney National Airport

SH09 Attracts Attention From HEMS Operators

Rolls Royce Nano Robot Bugs and Snakes to Repair Jet Engine Innards

The U.S. Navy has raised its unamnned air system developmental test unit to full squadron status, underlining the growing importance of the unit's work

Canadian company charges former employees misappropriated certification documents upon joining Mitsubishi and AeroTec

Talks resume over new facility to replace Jakarta’s international gateway

For the year, the company is still holding to projections of 105 to 120 business jet shipments for this year, roughly flat with 2017.

Irish LCC predicts “grim” winter ahead of first deliveries