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The facility will have same capabilities as its Omaha base

Rennia Building Family With New Business

Gulfstream G500 with Full Production Interior Debuts at 2016 NBAA Show

Embraer’s New Phenom Gets More Power, Smarter Cockpit

The agreement involves Shaanxi Aviation Industry Development Co. Ltd. and Xi'an Helicopter Company.

The wearable HUD/EVS system is also being offered as retrofit option for business aviation use.

The company opened a U.S. office two years ago.

The BBJ Max 7 will be available from 2022

Appeals decision remains at odds with previous court ruling on aircraft management fees.

Vick has been involved with Global Jet since its launch in 2014.

Program’s second flight test aircraft bears livery of first operator, Air Baltic

The FBO now offers FAA certificated maintenance at the most Southern and Eastern point of the United States.

Solution will act as a bridge program to Elliott's recently announced Garmin G5000 retrofit for these jets.

While developing a “mini” chain of FBOs in the Badger State, the company has grown into a full aviation services provider.

Creator of “do” suite of cabin IFE products now partnered with Textron Aviation, StandardAero

The two aviation software providers have joined forces to provide an end-to-end management solution for industry businesses.

Airstrikes by Western forces help Iraq fight ISIS, but Syria becomes ever more complicated

Sustainable Aviation Technology Center to pursue research in materials recycling, air travel for aging populations, workplace safety

Angle-of-attack indicator and new icing advisory video added to turboprop twin’s safety initiatives.

Using the Iridium Next constellation, due to be launched by SpaceX by 2018, Flightaware will be able to track any aircraft anywhere.

Error confession is proven to be one of the best tools for achieving real safety within aviation organizations.

Congressman Sam Graves, “Wright Brothers” author David McCullough and CPB Commissioner stand up for GA at kickoff gathering.

Program brings owners and operators together, as well as provides initial documentation, insurance guidance and technical advice.

Long a fixture in the commercial IFE market, the Panasonic connectivity system is currently being installed in its first business aircraft.

Games are fun, and so is NBAA, if you ask SmartSky Networks.

Two test aircraft had flown 1,032 hours over the course of 600 flights through the end of October.

Intended to make customers’ jobs easier, the new software marks the start of a new interface for users.

The push into more additive content would reduce cost and weight, while improving reliability.

The deal is expected to close by year-end.

The service, in testing over the past year, is expected to be on 30 business aircraft by year end and 30 different platforms within two years.