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EASA is proceeding with regulations to require CS-25 (equivalent to FAA Part 25) airplanes be equipped with runway overrun awareness and alerting systems.

A practice session in the Falcon 8X demonstrates the big business jet's capabilities at airports with short runways.

The Middle East and Southeast Asia are two possible markets for the Russian SSBJ.

A detailed UK Government review found the Isle of Man correctly implemented and administered UK and EU VAT law for aircraft and yachts.

Vertical Aerospace is flight testing its Seraph eVTOL prototype and has boosted its engineering capacity with the purchase of motorsport group MGI.

Founded in the mid '90's, the organization now lists approximately 9,000 aircraft among its membership.

Dassault has developed skills in managing the comfort of noise levels in its quietest business jets.

Cessna delivered 691 Citation 550s and a variant until production ended in 1985.

IBAC has formed partnerships with AviationManuals and Baldwin Safety and Compliance on its small operator and safety database initiatives.

The Swiss airframer also will introduce a new modular forward galley for the twinjet.

The charter and scheduled air service companies selected Traxxall's system to minimize aircraft downtime.

Italy’s railway company and Atlantia state several conditions to making a binding offer for loss-making Italian flag carrier Alitalia.

Commercial and business aircraft operators can reduce maintenance costs in a big way through data analytics and predictive maintenance.

Proposed Senate legislation challenges FAA authority to regulate unmanned aircraft operations below 200 feet all.

The operator of Star Aero, pled guilty to three counts of fraud and export violations, and will serve three years in prison.

EASA approval of the Gulfstream Aerospace's G500 follows U.S. FAA certification by a little more than a year.

Embraer Services & Support includes more than 80 company-owned and authorized service centers.

The StandardAero and Robertson Fuel Systems AS350/EC130 crash-resistant fuel tank retrofit is now FAA, EASA, and Transport Canada approved.

Duncan Aviation appoints Sandra Phelps as its international parts and rotables sales representative.

An FAA Part 145 repair station since 1998, Valair Aviation is now authorized to work on EU-registered aircraft.

Asset Insight's third-quarter report found demand increased by 24 percent in the third quarter, but prices are down 3.9 percent on the year.

The LCC move by Abu Dhabi-based Etihad follows a shift in focus from global partnerships to its home markets.

China State Grid General Aviation will provide authorized maintenance on the Bell 429 medium-twin helicopter.

The acquisition is expected to boost C&L Aerospace's 'robust" Beechjet support program.

The first USAF helicopter pilot class using virtual reality graduated six weeks early.

Fractional ownership group Flexjet says its new London office will provide a hospitality center for customers.

Buying the Texan II would significantly enhance Tunisia’s training capabilities, as well as further strengthen Tunisia’s relations with Washington.

Bombardier Is continuing to lift the curtain on amenities such as the l'Opera sound system as the Global 7500 fleet begins to grow.

Mapiex Aviation will provide line maintenance and mobile repair support for 13 PT6 turboprop and turboshaft models operating in seven countries.

Increased large-cabin work allows the company to attract clients from all over the U.S.