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The Comac C919 program has started its second round of cabin crew training as the first production example participates in flight validation trials.

Boost Systems has received Transport Canada STC approval for its personnel carrying device system for transport category rotorcraft.

Farnborough and Biggin Hill are both holding careers events in a bid to recruit talent to the industry.

The long-range, large-cabin business jets join Nomad's charter fleet consisting of a Gulfstream G450, a Bombardier Global 5000, and an Airbus ACJ319.

A lineup of “preeminent experts” in personal development and management strategies are scheduled as keynote speakers at NBAA's 2023 Leadership Conference.

Prices for fixed and capped hourly rate jet cards and memberships increased 4.9 percent in the final three months of 2022.

Soloy will continue to operate in Olympia under its brand but will transfer support functions to NorthPoint in Minnesota after its acquisition.

With hundreds of private jets expected to descend on Arizona for the big game in February, a slot reservation system is now in effect for the area.

While Bohlke International Aviation has hosted many celebrities in its 65-year history, none compare to its special guest over the year end holidays.

After two frenetic years, Mesinger Jet Sales CEO Jay Mesinger expects business aircraft pricing and transactions to return to a more normal state in 2023.

The Rockville, Maryland company has updated its international operations procedure service to comply with new FAA flight planning codes.

Air Culinaire—Universal Weather and Aviation's catering arm—has announced major upgrades to its London-area facilities.

LA-based aircraft operator Advanced Air has received a contract to provide regularly scheduled air service to New Mexico's second largest city.

Papua New Guinea’s Air Niugini ceases domestic flights after sole fuel supplier Puma Energy loses access to U.S. currency.

European countries agree to a coordinated response to the Covid crisis in China.

New entrants to private aviation are tightening their budgets and returning to the airlines amid concerns of a recession.

FCC Notice of Proposed Rulemaking seeks comment on mandatory radio licenses and potential spectrum interference for UAS operations.

Jetcraft has removed 3,596 verified tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions through its partnership with Azzera.

Garmin has received FAA supplemental type certificate approval to install its GI 275 electronic flight instrument in Airbus AStar helicopters.

Dassault saw Falcon deliveries rise modestly in 2022 to 32 units, while the backlog for its business jets climbed nearly 60 percent to 87 aircraft.

ZF Luftfahrttechnik—which was acquired by Airbus Helicopters—has delivered more than 10,000 gearboxes.

No international mechanism exists to prohibit the manufacture of Boeing and Airbus parts by Russia’s A-Technics.

FlightServ, which has served the private aviation market at New Jersey's Trenton Mercer Airport since 2017, has debuted its $30 million FBO.

An increase in freighter deliveries and a further return of belly capacity on passenger aircraft appears likely to cause a considerable capacity inflow.

NATA has seen rapid growth in the public charter sector and developed an educational white paper to provide guidance on such operations.

Satcom Direct's Ka-band antenna has been approved for use under an aircraft-specific supplemental type certificate on the Gulfstream 550.

The Biden Administration renewed its nomination of Denver International Airport CEO Phillip Washington after the Senate did not act on it last year.

Owners and operators of King Airs equipped with Garmin G1000 avionics can now add IS&S's ThrustSense autothrottle system.

PWI's LED entry door light for the King Air 200 and 300 series, offers longer life and lower energy draw than the incandescent bulb it replaces.