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Center is designed to serve the training needs of European customers, beginning with pilot training on the Bell 429.

Brussels-based agency said it will collaborate with the ATC providers of its member states and with aircraft operators.

CBAA said that its Subpart 703 on-demand air-taxi members will be “severely” affected by Transport Canada’s impending proposed flight and duty time rules.

Long a fixture at New Jersey’s Teterboro Airport, the company has expanded to the Golden State with a new FBO.

The purpose of the report is to evaluate its commercial and safety policies and implement improvements.

The new FBO is the first modern jet-class facility at Portland-Hillsboro Airport.

EBAA's new AirOps Europe show in Cannes attracted almost 400 visitors and 30 exhibitors.

Ihssane Mounir takes responsibility for entire Commercial Airplanes division

The tests are part of an effort to produce and electrically powered semi-autonomous helicopter for organ delivery.

The plan is part of a court-supervised reorganization process.

Plant to build composite parts for 777X

Conference will be held on the eve of the NBAA Convention on October 30 and 31 in Orlando, Florida.

In operation for less than two years, B. Coleman Aviation has big plans for the future.

FAA believes that this proposed rule would mitigate incidents of “unprofessional pilot behavior" and thus "would reduce pilot errors."

David McKay launched USAIG’s business aviation safety initiatives Performance Vector and Performance Vector Plus.

The aircraft crashed near Pratt & Whitney's East Hartford plant.

Certification is planned for next year.

After its first surveillance audit, the MRO provider upholds its calibration accreditation

The Canadian MRO provider has a long history of servicing Pratt & Whitney Canada powerplants.

Move scheduled to take effect in November

The delivery occurred about a year after Piaggio moved aircraft production from Genoa to the new plant.

The helicopter can be configured for missions beyond law enforcement.

Beechcraft expects to hand over the first Fusion-equipped King Air, a 250, to a customer in the region imminently.

Wall Street remains wary of ability of carriers to ride out turbulent economic times

Four facilities joined the company's network in Europe.

Deliveries will begin shortly after certification.

Diversification proves key for the leasing company.

Leonardo now holds orders for more than 150 AW169s.

Aircraft delivery numbers and GDP stats provide inconclusive proof of whether bizav fares better under Democratic or Republican administrations.

Senate control is up for grabs and key lawmakers are at risk for losing their seats.