Aircraft

Business aircraft buyers have plenty to choose from

Buying a business aircraft is a complicated process with numerous factors to consider.

Gulfstream Boosts Customer Support At Sorocaba

Gulfstream opened a large new facility at Sorocaba (60km West of Sao Paulo) the day before LABACE started, before flying in five jets to the static.

Pilatus Rolls-out Strong-Selling PC-24 Jet

The new business jet offers a spacious cabin and great versatility in terms of its performance.

Twin Otter Is Ready For Anything In Latin America

The versatile twin turboprop is well suited to the region’s limited infrastructure, according to manufacturer Viking.

Britten-Norman Touts Defender 4000 for ISR Role

BN-2 Islander and Defender twin turboprops could provide an affordable and entry-level ISR option, says their manufacturer.

Poland Retains Su-22s, Wants New Attack Helicopters

U.S. Army Plans To Announce JMR Flight-Test Phase

The service plans to select two proposed designs to advance to fabrication and flight-testing.

Bombardier In Talks with Chinese about Q400 Production

As threats to its Russian venture gather, Bombardier has turned to China as another possible source of turboprop collaboration.

Embraer to assemble new Legacies in Florida

Certification of the fly-by-wire Legacy 500 is imminent.

Boeing 787-10 To Be Assembled Exclusively in South Carolina

North Charleston gets responsibility for buidling longest Dreamliner

Summit Interior Certified in Quest Kodiak Turboprop

Quest Aircraft has delivered 120 Kodiak single-engine turboprops since starting production in 2007.

Investigation Halted into AgustaWestland AW101 Sale to India

The helo maker has agreed to pay a fine which, it claims, is an admission of wrongdoing or liability.

Cessna Debuts Second Diesel-powered Single

The new Cessna Turbo Skyhawk JT-A should be FAA certified in 2015 and will retail for $435,000.

Embraer’s Light Jets Reach Phenom-enal Milestones