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Swiss MRO specialist SR Technics has revealed a ready-to-go cabin design, which it believes revolutionizes VIP cabins for Airbus and Boeing narrowbodies.

Business aviation safety in Europe was on the face of it better last year than 2012.

The ground support group has added lounges in Eastern Europe and a new smartphone app.

The UK carrier expects to introduce remotely piloted UAS into operations next year.

Switzerland chose the Gripen after a thorough and protracted evaluation, and a framework agreement worth about $3.5 billion was signed in February 2013.

Lebanon’s director general of civil aviation says political interference has hampered ICAO audits in the past.

Marshall Aerospace is rapidly expanding into business aviation sales and support services, helping to diversify this well-established UK company.

With different levels of completion, Airbus Helicopters wants to make the most of a steady market in private and business rotorcraft.

Engine manufacturers Snecma, Pratt & Whitney Canada, Honeywell, GE and Rolls-Royce are focused on high-end bizjets

Two new cabin systems shown: a new Tailwind 550 satellite TV antenna and a Venue HD cabin system retrofit for Global XRS and 5000 jets.

The Europe-based group is looking to strengthen its position in both the completions and aircraft management sectors.

The Europe-based group is looking to strengthen its position in both the completions and aircraft management sectors.

Launch customers for the Pilatus PC-24 twinjet begin signing purchase agreements today at the EBACE show.

France-based JCB Aero, here displaying furniture finishing capabilities, is to refurbish a Boeing 757.

The new Falcon 8X, a derivative of the 7X, features a 6,450-nm range and an extra 3.6 feet in cabin length.

Eric Trappier, CEO, said he would like to see a more active market, especially in the U.S.

Bizav forecasts suggest more flying in Europe, but less interest in purchasing new aircraft.

The European Parliament has approved further funding for the Single European Sky ATM Research program.

Former aircraft engines executive Jon Beatty takes the helm at Flight Safety Foundation.

The first flight of Aerion’s revamped SSBJ is expected in late 2018 or early 2019, with certification anticipated in 2021.

Whether its lighting or cabin management, the company aims to deliver equipment that is more responsive to customer needs.

Wireless-controlled electric tug from Germany frees up wasted hangar space.

While all the talk is of pilot shortages, it is the aging population of maintenance engineers that poses the biggest problem.

Alpha Star Aviation Services to become the first operator of ATR 72-600s in the region

With airport access being a big concern for European business aviation GNSS systems as EGNOS are helping to open up new airports to the sector.

The efficiency of high-density routes could be increased by the industry working together to fill empty legs.

The primary driver for Gulfstream is its flagship G650, though sales of the G450 and G550 are still holding up.

CAE is seeking to make business aircraft training more rewarding and less burdensome for operators.

Gama Aviation’s Airops software links with PrivateFly booking platform to automate charter quotes

Europe’s highest court has ruled that non-German operators cannot be discriminated against.