Content Archive: September 2019

More than 90 percent of the respondents to an NATA survey say illegal charter has harmed their business, but only 50 percent report it.

The Nebraska-based aircraft management and jet card membership company now has a network of 18 private terminals in the U.S.

The 30,000-sq-ft Hillsboro expansion completes an 18-month-long project that included sites in Cincinnati, Miami, and Kansas City.

APP Jet Center at Manassas Regional Airport has completed a $1 milloin renovation, with further improvements planned.

AIN flies the Leonardo TH-119 IFR training helicopter.

The AT-5 Yung Yin (Brave Eagle) is a modern derivative of the two-seat version of the F-CK-1 light fighter, but with simplified systems and reduced power

U.S. transportation safety board issues seven recommendations to the Federal Aviation Administration related to the Boeing 737 Max.

Korea's NI-600VT is based on the Rotorway A600 with a KAI-developed autonomous systems.

New Airbus H145 D3 on track for 2020 certification.

When completed next Spring, the FBO will become the second service provider at Gerald R. Ford International.