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Route proving exercises to take the new widebody to 15 airports on five continents

Quest Kodiak Takeoff, Flypast, and Landing

The Part 135 operator voluntarily grounded its fleet for a daylong summit filled with assessment exercises, drills and training programs.

The charter company, which has been operation for more than half a century, has opened an office in Los Angeles to service the West Coast.

The timing of the implementation of the fees is unclear after city and airport officials agreed to examine the fees.

Association seeks specifics and interpretations on new bonus depreciation and entertainment and commuting expense measures.

A report by the Regional Plan Association casts a spotlight on the perils the metro-N.Y. airports could face from climate change.

Principals from several operators in the Bahamas and Caribbean and the government ministries they interact with have agreed to form the alliance.

The conference included a discussion of a dispute within industry over FBO pricing, yet showcased the cohesiveness of industry on many other issues.

The Elite version of the HondaJet features a number of improvements, including a 17 percent increase in range.

While customer optimism and aircraft utilization levels are trending positively, it appears that sales have leveled off for the time being.

Airtext LT offers low-cost text messaging for any size aircraft anywhere in the world.

Correcting corrosion problems is an expensive proposition compared with preventing them, AsBAA emphasizes.

The newest additions to the airframer's On-the-Job Training Lab allows new employees the opportunity for hands-on training in a realistic environment.

The Dubai-based aircraft charter/management provider has earned FAA Part 135 certification as part of its global expansion plans.

A Washington, D.C. court ruled that it cannot rule in a decision between the FAA and the City of Santa Monica over the fate of the airport.

Still 119 operators banned from Europe’s airports

An evaluation of issues that have cropped up with the two options tested under the PAFI program is pushing back the timeline of the program by a year.

China is investing in several regions in the country.

Since its blockbuster aircraft order in 2012, the fractional share provider now has more new aircraft in its fleet than those predating it.

Citiking International US has paid more than a million dollars in back rent and other charges owed to the city of Albuquerque, by Eclipse Aerospace.

The land systems event in Paris also offered some interesting air defense and airborne content

A GA gateway to Las Vegas, primed for growth

The fractional-share operator is seeing growing customer interest in the western U.S.

Bohlke International Airways and Jet Aviation San Juan were essential to Hurricane Irma and Maria relief efforts.

The service agreement will replace an existing one for smaller IAI Heron 1 UAVs.

With the 30,000 sq ft structure completed, Lincoln's Silverhawk Aviation now offers 75,000 sq ft of interior storage along with 150,000 sq ft ramp.

The company’s Growth Option 2.0 program now focuses on near-term upgrades rather than long-term development of an all-new engine.

While ATC has been taken off the table, NATA president Marty Hiller expressed doubt that "we'll ever actually kill that dragon."

At the NATA Conference in D.C., Ali Bahrami addressed criticism of the organizations Compliance Philosophy of voluntarily reporting safety issues.