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The G150—a derivative of the G100/Astra SPX—is manufactured under contract by Israel Aerospace Industries in Tel Aviv.

NBAA, AOPA seek to join Appeal of case over fate of SMO as the FAA strongly recommended the city to vacate the eviction notices.

GA groups say NTSB has an inherent responsibility to provide comprehensive view of safety trends and outline GA improvements.

German company to take remaining 55 percent of SN Airholding through exercise of call option

New ground-based technology will boost connectivity speeds for business and commercial aircraft

The service plans to deploy the RQ-4B Global Hawk maritime derivative unmanned aircraft system in late 2017.

The location at the Candian border town of Ogdensburg will soon be servicing both commerical and general aviation traffic.

The move comes as the Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary exits the third-party aircraft maintenance business.

Regional jet arrives in Washington state Wednesday evening to continue flight testing.

FAA FSDOs differed on whether Part 125 operators required formal training programs.

The Safety Standdown is an opportunity “to for us to move beyond the reactive, find ways to use the data to identify challenges and mitigate them."

Trent 7000-powered version of A330-300 widebody takes shape

Blink and Wijet have operations in London, Paris and northern Italy.

China was forced to delay compliance because it became clear that there would be an insufficient number of aircraft not appropriately equipped by year-end.

The new approvals cover the Challenger 604 and 605 at Basel.

The approval covers the Beechcraft King Air 90, 200/250 and 300/350.

The company claims the solution is tailored to the client's specific needs.

The SB is classified as a heavy maintenance input.

With acquisition, company expands into Aircraft Minimum Equipment Lists.

Huerta upheld the Part 23 rewrite as an example of how the agency is working to become more risk-based and flexible.

Global Jet Capital claims the bulk of these purchases will rely on loans and leases.

Bombardier is seeking full Appeals Court review of its lawsuit regarding taxes assessed on Flexjet management fees.

First operator still undecided, according to airframer

This marks the first approval of the new turboprop single in Central and South America.

The plan provides a 'strategic framework' with priorities for improving aviation security, according to the United Nations aviation agency.

Pilots who fly with the ForeFlight Mobile iPhone/iPad app have been asking for SiriusXM compatibility.

An inter-governmental agreement with France has been signed for 36 aircraft.

The delivery giant and CyPhy Works flew an asthma inhaler from Beverly, Mass., to a children's camp on an island using a hexacopter.

A recent industry survey shows the most dangerous part of an aircraft's day comes after it lands.

The two companies have achieved integration between the two FBO software platforms.