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Airport-owned Bangor Aviation Services has earned a reputation for rapid service.

Industry personnel appointments

The regional expects to add the first of 20 new airplanes to its fleet early next year.

STC allows the SSJ100 to land at Cat IIIa-certified runways under certain visibility and crosswind conditions.

The contract calls for the airframer to install the system in all 50 of Tianjin Airlines’ E-Jets.

Aeroflot subsidiary Dobrolet had to suspend all flights after insurance, leasing, maintenance and other services were blocked by European sanctions.

Guernsey carrier takes first jet, an Embraer E195, after Flybe deserts island.

The Army expected to make a decision on its Joint Multi-Role Program, and Bell believes commonality with the civil 525 gives the Valor an advantage.

Follow-on research project has boosted budget for new business aircraft, regional turboprop and rotorcraft technologies

A new anti-icing tool from training provider Leading Edge Deicing Specialists equips operators to apply their own anti-icing fluid.

At the NATA Air Charter Summit, FAA regulators answered questions and gave a look ahead at some upcoming changes

The process was easy for one provider and customer.

The company sees its products as one hub for customers’ ADS-B installations.

An eight-year legal case about corporate pilot age restrictions concludes in Texas.

Despite the no-show of the F-35 fighter, the Farnborough show was packed with news.

Some surprises are in store in the 2014 AIN Product Support Survey, Part 1 Aircraft.

Turboprops registered worldwide were the only segment of the turbine business fleet to have reduced fatal and nonfatal accident numbers.

Acquisition of ProFlight is “an important next step as we build our business aviation pilot training capabilities.”

NBAA, AOPA, airport businesses and aircraft owners and operators are asking the FAA to help keep Santa Monica Airport open.

Gulfstream, Embraer tie for top spot among jets, Mitsubishi leads t-props

Personal general aviation flights continue to account for the majority of aviation accidents.

Business jet deliveries in the first half climbed by more than 12 percent year-over-year, to 318.

Bombardier’s business jet order backlog in months of production is at or above target levels.

Pilatus revealed at EBACE 2014 that it had already sold 84 of its new PC-24 jet.

Company expects to meet its goal of delivering between 105 and 120 executive jets for the year.

Sikorsky medium twin to offer an extra 1,200 pounds of payload, allowing more passengers or fuel.

Airbus’s 46-percent share gives it no power in decision making at the French military and business jet manufacturer.

DRF has a firm order for 20 EC 145T2s, which will gradually replace its BK 117 and Bell 412 fleets.