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2018 looks to be even stronger, the company says.

EASA Part 145-approved Interflight has received approval to handle the Hawker 400 series jets, including the Beechcraft 400a and Nextant 400XT versions.

Gary Jet Center at Indiana's Gary/Chicago International Airport, has added avionics service and a Garmin dealership to its Part 145 repair station.

Last year, the Wichita-based aircraft manufacturer shipped 180 Citations, up six from 2016, and 86 King Airs, 20 fewer units from the previous year.

FTV 5, which flew a little more than a year after the initial Global 7000 FTV took to the skies, will complete the type certification campaign.

The devices, found in large international arrivals airports, help streamline the customs entry process.

The Asian air arm also requires a PC-9 turbo-trainer replacement.

Testing accelerates as program enters another critical period

Exercise Forging Sabre took place in the Arizona desert in December, with the RSAF putting all its aerial capabilities to the test.

The HondaJet is due for Chinese certification validation in 2019.

Singapore Airlines welcomed in 2018 with a redesigned cabin in its Airbus A380s.

Ramp-up includes significant Asia-Pacific presence

First flight of sub-scale demonstrator planned for late 2018

Effort is part of FAA LAANC pilot program rolling out nationwide

Chinese lessors and airlines to account for 40 percent of all lease extensions in 2018, according to IBA Group

AsBAA set infrastructure charges and transparent regulation as top priorities for 2018.

The initial 505 Jet Ranger Xs in Europe will be put into corporate operations.

Several carriers, African states remain critical of the plan’s potential to favor big airlines

Demand for supersonic business jets (SSBJs) in Russia alone is estimated at 20 to 30 units, with each selling at $100 million to $120 million.

Eagle Creek Aviation Services is offering Twin Commander 690-695B maintenance initial training classes from May 7 to 15 and September 17 to 25.

SmartSky’s 4G ATG network uses “beam forming” technology to provide high data-transmission rates to aircraft.

“There is too much room for interpretation in the current rules and standards, leading to differences and possible safety risks,” EASA said.

U.S. State Department and Qatar Foreign Ministry mark agreement during strategic dialogue meeting in Washington, D.C.

H135-family global fleet has accumulated a total of more than 4.5 million flight hours since service entry of the first EC135 helicopter in 1996.

The announcement marks the second facility in the global service provider's network to be so honored.

This certification will allow the company to expand its design, engineering, and certification services for fixed wing and rotary wing aircraft.

Secondary airports gaining service as foreign airlines take advantage of open access

GAMA praised the approval by the European Parliament Committee, saying the new framework will move EASA to becoming a more risk-based agency.

Talks with DOJ, OEMs continue, but no surprises expected

Procuring and sustaining another aircraft type would have led to significant cost and delay issues, according to the Army.