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The True Blue lithium-ion battery offers triple the battery power of a nicad and a significant weight advantage.

There is a way for general aviation aircraft owners to afford NextGen upgrades.

GE, Snecma and Williams are the only manufacturers known to have engines currently in development.

The service provider is guaranteeing the best fuel prices in the area.

The Vocollect system helps eliminate mistakes and improves productivity in the maintenance arena.

This year’s NBAA Convention takes place November 17-19 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

Dassault Falcon will host the 14th jobs rally at its New Castle facility.

India's Business Aviation Operators Association is seeking to change draft regulations that it believes would put its members at a greater disadvantage.

The US is making adjustments to the air campaign over Iraq and Syria – and helping out over Yemen

The aircraft erupted into flames after striking power lines and a building a mile from Runway 25 at Akron Fulton International Airport.

First course offered by NATA and FBO Partners—“The Essentials of Hangar Subleasing: From Risk to Revenue”—is scheduled to be out in May.

Meridian Jet Center is an FAA-approved Part 145 certified repair station and has similar certification from the EASA.

Dubai South facility will have approximately $10 million in Gulfstream parts and materials inventory by year-end.

Rockwell Collins offered voluntary separation plan as Global production cuts depress business aviation work.

The African business jet fleet is the oldest in the world, with an average age of more than 19 years.

Pelton has guided the association as a volunteer since Rod Hightower stepped down as president and CEO in 2012.

Family-owned facility in Fulton County builds on six decades of operation.

The MRJ completed a 90-minutes maiden flight from Mitsubishi's base at Nagoya Airport in Japan.

The airframer's North American centers are authorized to service Artex equipment.

H+S Middle East can now provide service and support to all PW206/PW207 and PT6-67C customers in the UAE and Europe

System provides precision targeting and surveillance capabilities, among others.

Five A380s on finance lease to Emirates and BA

Emirates is seeking to boost the number of UAE citizens in its flight decks.

The company expects to take delivery of its own aircraft in November 2016.

Average owner is male, 59 and his jet is worth three times the global norm

Abu Dhabi-based operator expects to have 20 aircraft by 2020.

The aircraft was delivered to an undisclosed European customer.

Flying soared in Africa and Central America—up 12.5 percent and 12.9 percent, respectively—while North America saw a 1.7-percent gain.

Deliveries to the UAE Joint Aviation Command are expected to begin in 2019, AgustaWestland said.

Agreement covers two Boeing BBJs