Matt Thurber

Many private aircraft owners prefer to show off their distinct liveries

Charter flight broker is making its MEBAA Show debut

Testing was also conducted by the Air Force

European operators can now fly the helicopter in EU countries

ANSI standards will impose a more uniform framework

Move opens new markets for airborne connectivity offerings

Company will offer airframe and engine parts from 13 Citations

Move could signal development of a new super-midsize jet

Top performers will be considered for initial employment with Jetex

U.S. charter-management company's fleet expansion will continue into next year

Bizav users have more choices, although consolidation is taking place

Recent developments presage some compelling new products

Data from health and usage monitoring system helps helicopters fly safely

STC expands the number of aircraft types approved for the high-speed satcom system

A variety of avionics services come with the dealership designation

Large cargo door and roomy cabin make the airplane more suitable for medevac operations

Endurance up to 18 hours makes the Bombardier jet an ideal ISR platform

A sale of peripheral assets could net up to $12 billion for the aerospace and defense group

The upgrade makes the helicopter much simpler to fly

Move will help increase availability and lower direct operating costs

Batteries offer significant weight savings and better performance

Consistency and proper assessment of the need for STCs are targets

Vulnerability to bad actors is a critical aviation issue

Shipment to New Zealand will take place next year after paint and upgrades

Plans call for growing the department's public safety presence

Approval for these aircraft is expected in early 2025

Similarities between the piston- and jet-powered Cirruses make transition training easier

Tony Kern brings his A game to the annual safety event

Preparation and training resulted in a survivable accident

Wichita welcomed attendees to the 28th edition of the Safety Standdown