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Five-year deal covers sales and support for avionics, cabin and sitcom equipment.

Quality standard comes as business aviation operators move from Dubai International Airport to DWC/Dubai South.

The Senators warned that the House ATC proposal would not gain consensus in the Senate at the time.

Falcon 900, Falcon 2000 may benefit from “home staging”

Customers of Gogo Vision, the company’s in-flight entertainment service, can automatically receive updates when they visit a Gogo Cloud location.

At EBACE this week industry experts and economists outlined macroeconomic effects on market and the knock-on effects for aircraft owners.

Large jets no longer immune to tough aftermarket, Boutsen says.

In Geneva celebrating being named the world’s first VIP 787 operator Deer Jet chairman and CEO Zhang Peng discussed the state of business aviation in China

ACJs and BBJs are becoming a common sight at the London-area bizav airport.

French design house also created the cabin for the charter operator’s flagship ACJ319

The security specialist also is focusing on Zika risks.

Star chefs have flown a combined 17 times around the globe onboard BBJ.

Speed, Payload and Runway Performance Come Together in Pilatus PC-24

The company is developing end-to-end capabilities to enable charter brokers.

Passengers in an AW169 do not need headsets for a conversation, airframer claims

The French service provider adds 10 locations to its nework with the purchase of Portuguese network Jetbase

Saudia Private Aviation Recruits Wyvern for Safety Support

The Aviation Nutritionist addressed EBACE Safety Workshop.

UK based engine trend reporting service offers free trial of its Gas Path Analysis capabilities here

Name change comes as company celebrates 20th anniversary.

Acass was the first company to get a commercial air operator certificate in San Marino.

German Aviation Services (GAS) is now a Universal Aviation certified ground handler

Sion’s Alpark and Aerocampus Aquitaine partner to provide a new home for maintenance technician training.

Several existing core engines suitable for adaptation to the needs of supersonic flight have already been identified by the hopeful SSBJ manufacturer.

Flying the HondaJet, it was clear that the aircraft surpasses the original published specification.

Quest Still Working on EASA Certification of the Single-Turboprop Aircraft

Company announces increased range and max speed for new turboprop; first year production is sold out.

Jet Aviation Basel appointed Service Center for the Rolls-Royce engine, bolstering support for Embraer Legacy 600/650 operators in Europe

Online provider teams with AeroEx to offer customized instruction for EASA’s new non-commercial operations rules

Operators in Slovakia and Italy give their reasons for choosing the Bell 429 and 407GX.