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Partners to provide fast AOG parts and service.

In-service aircraft now eligible for the plan.

New complex will serve turboshaft and turbofan engines.

Expansion provides more coverage in Europe for Cessna, Beechcraft and Hawker.

German company offering service to VP-registered aircraft.

New processes save millions of gallons of water annually.

Potter will be the single point of customer contact.

Executive Jet Airways (EJA) was founded on May 21, 1964, by a group of retired World War II U.S. Air Force generals.

Avionics specialist is here for the first time exhibiting with recently acquired Arinc.

JetCoast program offers buyers more customization and faster delivery times than available through the OEM.

Additional European Buyers Are Placing Orders For Nextant’s 400XTi.

Fly Comlux’s new ACJ318 joins the company’s Middle East fleet.

The UK maintenance company is here at EBACE marking ten years of operation.

London Executive Aviation has seen the value in pooling its resources with other European operators while keeping its own branding and management

Relationship aims to promote and ease business aviation traffic between the airports

The African Business Aviation Association has made a solid start.

Swiss business aviation providers Vertis Aviation and ExecuJet have joined forces to offer the first Gulfstream G650 available for charter in Europe.

JetJet is is upgrading its JetNet CRM customer relationship management tool.

Duncan Aviation and 328 Design are working together on STC programs.

French manufacturer says North America still dominant, but Chinese market not ready for turboprop single

Business aviation service specialist intends to compensate absence of FBOs in Africa

A new effort by FlightSafety and Gulfstream will help pilots deal with real-world safety scenarios.

Nextant G90XT, Beechjet 400A and XP, Mahindra GA10 and King Air C90 getting LED lightning options.

Manufacturers display the newest in VIP seating comfort and technology

Embraer expands training capacity in response to fleet growth

European trade ministers have backed a new World Trade Organisation complaint over money offered to keep Boeing production in Washington.