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Operators equipped with the HGS/EVS system can fly specially approved approaches at airports around the world and use lower approach minimums.

The power on of the Global 7000's GE Passport engines keeps the aircraft on pace for first flight this year.

Air Transport Growth Is A Key Factor In Rwanda’s Economic Boom

Major drone producers Israel, Russia, China and India are not among 45 signatories to the joint declaration on the export of weaponized UAVs.

Warren saw need for aircraft recordings as he looked into mid-air explosions involving the de Havilland Comet.

The award, NBAA's highest honor, is recognizing Nelson for his "unwavering support for general aviation over...many years."

Including the Phenom 100 and 300, the Legacy 450 is the third business jet model to be assembled at the company’s recently expanded Melbourne facility.

The modification is slated to be available by the end of 2016.

The U.S. FAA has confirmed that an ARSA form (E100) would be acceptable for the U.S./EU Maintenance Annex Guidance Changes 5 and 6.

The Nebraska-based MRO provider was named as the exclusive dealer for the Inairvation cabin upgrade for the Gulfstream 450 and 550.

The BJT 2016 Survey found that while 28 percent of the respondents flew less time in the past year, only 9 percent expect to in the next year.

The 6,450-nm/11,945-km Falcon 8X—a stretch derivative of the 7X—was certified by the EASA and U.S. FAA in June.

Deal would mark latest consolidation effort by Air Berlin

IAF chief is bullish on Rafale, but cautious on FGFA project with Russia

Offset negotiations on the deal for 50 EC725s failed, although the company reported new export orders elsewhere.

Safran is looking to develop more advanced cabling to expand the scope of more electric aircraft technology.

Schiphol-based JetSupport has filled in a gap in its Dassault service offerings.

Four nations are sharing the cost of a two-year exercise, that may eventually lead to an operational system in 2025

Air charter firm has main offices in Los Angeles and Singapore, as well as sales and support offices in New York, London, Beijing and Shanghai.

Phenom upgrade only the beginning

FlightSafety provides training for all current-production Falcon aircraft using a fleet of 26 full flight simulators at its learning centers.

A mobile tower will be based on the ramp of JYO while the remote tower demonstration there continues.

Its products include towbars, towbarless tugs, wheel chocks, aircraft jacks, lavatory servicing carts, ground power units and aircraft tooling.

Advanced Turbine Engine Company and GE Aviation reported developments in separate U.S. Army engine development efforts.

The upgrade addresses pending regulatory and obsolescence issues, in addition to offering a “cost effective” platform.

Turboprop flights to move to Clark Airport

Airline built as instrument of development in the center of Africa

Wichita was the “center of pain” during downturn.

Signs point to a strong finish to the year, but some uncertainty remains.

The Piper M600 expands Piper’s reach into the market for pressurized single-engine turboprops.