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In operation for less than two years, B. Coleman Aviation has big plans for the future.

Conference will be held on the eve of the NBAA Convention on October 30 and 31 in Orlando, Florida.

Plant to build composite parts for 777X

Falcon 8X approval is expected to follow shortly.

Senate control is up for grabs and key lawmakers are at risk for losing their seats.

Aircraft delivery numbers and GDP stats provide inconclusive proof of whether bizav fares better under Democratic or Republican administrations.

Leonardo now holds orders for more than 150 AW169s.

Diversification proves key for the leasing company.

Deliveries will begin shortly after certification.

Four facilities joined the company's network in Europe.

Wall Street remains wary of ability of carriers to ride out turbulent economic times

Beechcraft expects to hand over the first Fusion-equipped King Air, a 250, to a customer in the region imminently.

The helicopter can be configured for missions beyond law enforcement.

The delivery occurred about a year after Piaggio moved aircraft production from Genoa to the new plant.

Move scheduled to take effect in November

The Canadian MRO provider has a long history of servicing Pratt & Whitney Canada powerplants.

After its first surveillance audit, the MRO provider upholds its calibration accreditation

Certification is planned for next year.

The aircraft crashed near Pratt & Whitney's East Hartford plant.

In an ever-changing business aviation world, turboprops represent timeless value in a steady market segment.

The seventh annual CEPA Expo show will be held in the Czech capital Prague from October 18-20.

Ethiopian Airlines makes overtures to seven governments

Heli-One fitted the German police service's AS332L/L1 helicopters with a new flight management system and displays from Universal Avionics.

Trimble is divesting its Gatewing engineering and manufacturing business in Belgium to focus on aerial data collection software over platforms.

A frank statement provides unusually detailed public insight into offset talks for 50 H225Ms. Meanwhile, Poland ordered some rival S-70i Blackhawks.

The new Swiss single-engined helicopter is due to complete certification in late 20117.

The turret is intended for use on small manned and unmanned platforms.

Program promises to reduce unscheduled engine removals.

The network marks a first for Astronautics, which typically has worked directly with other manufacturers and governments.

The news at Helitech International, included the hourly cost maintenance provider's announcement six new aircraft have been enrolled in its engine program.