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Aviation fuel-planning software provider Fuelerlinx is on hand at NBAA to demonstrate the latest features of its product.

The Quest Kodiak turboprop single is going upscale.

Business aircraft and helicopter operators can explore the new look and feel of the SkyBooks maintenance tracking and flight operations software at Booth N

Just two years old, InflightEx Technology continues to expand and streamline the business and private aviation catering process.

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VT Miltope is featuring, here at the NBAA show, a network product family with the functionality to create custom airborne systems in the same way business

Tens of thousands of NBAA members have arrived in Las Vegas expecting to see airplanes on display–plenty of them.

The Corporate Angel Network (CAN) will once again be the beneficiary of NBAA’s charity benefit dinner/dance, set for tomorrow in the Grand Ballroom of the

Jackie Chan will become the first owner of an Embraer Legacy 650 in China

Elbit Systems of America’s Kollsman Commercial Aviation unit is celebrating delivery of its 1,000th infrared enhanced vision system (EVS).

Ruag Aerospace Services presents an example of something sort of old and something quite new, the Dornier DO 228NG multi-mission turboprop.

User fees have returned in the form of a mandatory surcharge on every flight of a business or commercial aircraft.

The Pro Line Fusion retrofit for the King Air features what Rockwell Collins claims is the industry’s first touchscreen flight displays.

Bombardier Aerospace announced today that production of the new Learjet 85 has officially begun and reaffirmed its commitment to a 2013 certification.

Delays in commerical 787, 747 deliveries will affect deliveries of the executive version.

Standard Aero is delivering on promises made at last year's NBAA.

Comlux will buy executive version of the Sukhoi Superjet 100.

Nextant Aerospace will deliver its first Nextant 400XT at NBAA 2011 on Monday.

True Blue Power (Booth No. N1911) announced that it is providing its MD835 nanophosphate lithium-ion emergency power supply.

Avionics manufacturer Rockwell Collins has selected FlightApps of San Francisco to deliver supplemental services.

Universal Weather and Aviation and Honeywell have joined forces to provide extra flight services support for business aviation operators.

Briley Aviation is expanding its involvement in the private aviation field.

Sheryl Barden, president of Aviation Personnel International, will be a panelist at the NBAA Safety Town Hall on Tuesday, October 11.

GE Aviation has been awarded two contracts from Gulfstream Aerospace.

Nexcelle is developing the nacelles for two new engines the GE Passport 20 and the CFM International Leap-X1C.

The Coalition to ‘Save Our GPS’ has responded to claims by LightSquared.

The Jet Business is taking aircraft sales right to billionaire main street with the opening of the first storefront retail outlet of its type.

Flyht reported on Afirs 228, its next-generation automated flight information reporting system, at NBAA 2011.

Visitors to this year’s NBAA show can wave goodbye to sore shoulders with a brand new app from SmartBag.

Tempus Jets has purchased Global Trip Support, which will now be called Tempus Global Trip Support.