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Rule changes has eased the process for bringing in parts and mechanics, but at operator's expense.

Combination of PrivateFly and OneSky's Skyjet will create one of the world’s largest online booking platforms for private jet charter.

IATA’s De Juniac calls financial condition of Indian airlines unsustainable

The TSO is the final step prior to supplemental type certification of the uAvionix wingtip ADS-B Out solution.

Nine strike organizers remain in jail

The agreement, to sell Nordam's interest in the nacelle program to Gulfstream, would allow production to resume and Nordam to file reorganization plan.

Promises to minimize emissions, maximize fuel efficiency, and economy of its S-512 design.

NBAA joins with industry leaders to shine a light on this potential threat.

Patriots Jet Team provides full-envelope UPRT training in Sabreliner 60 jets.

Along with preparing for the tournament, GWBAA added two new members to its board – Jamie Wilson with FBO Partners and Scott White with StandardAero.

Falcon operators taking delivery of new aircraft will receive a standard first aid kit, training, and access to a 24/7/365 telemedicine call center.

ATSB advises operators that use pitot probe covers to “ensure there are rigorous processes for confirming that covers are removed before flight.”

Swift, the second company testing a fuel option in the PAFI program, is suspending testing and independently working with the FAA on a new option.

Agency has determined that continuing to provide services on a callout basis for private aircraft is cost prohibitive.

Officials fear extended closure of island facility

Copterplane Could Fly In 18 Months

Avidyne's new software upgrade brings ADS-B capability to legacy flight displays.

The French air force has undertaken its final flights with the Mirage 2000N, although the DGA plans to retain three for trials and training

New versions of the Mi-26 heavylift helicopter and the heavily armed Mi-28 attack helicopter have appeared for the first time in Russia.

Company Expanding Fleet, Flight Hours

Having been in-country for two weeks, Singapore's first Airbus A330 MRTT was formally unveiled at the RSAF Day parade

Preliminary and final reports

People in Aviation: September 2018

Aviation safety and security require it.

Business jet performance metrics that matter most to executives are the bandwidth, speed, and coverage area of onboard connectivity equipment

The reasons for a corporate executive to use the company jet—including safety, security, and privacy—haven’t changed.

Total operations were up five out of six months and charter led the way, up 4.5 percent over the first half.

The charter operator already has five eight-seat Airvan 8 piston singles in its fleet.

Under a premium subscription, operators can submit multiple requests and they are also able to include a flight plan with their requests.

Boeing has won the competition to build the first unmanned aircraft to operate within the U.S. Navy's carrier air wings.