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IATA director general Tony Tyler says there is still plenty of safety work yet to be done in Africa.

Recent airport ground collisions has caused fatalities and significant aircraft damage.

Pilot says helicopter spun out of control.

ICAO wants members states to consider new methods of tracking airplanes in oceanic regions.

Washington-area safety day will feature former NTSB official Greg Feith.

Two people aboard Australian helicopter escape with minor injuries.

Experienced UAS faculty members will conduct workshop.

Italian regional airline Air Dolomite has survived the ravages of an economic crisis and stiff competition from low-fare carriers.

Rigorous screening and an emphasis on English language are proving valuable in preparing China's next generation of airline pilots.

The UK is a first-tier partner on the aircraft, which it views as a major boost to British combat air power.

The pre-owned business jet market showed a 1.9 percent rise, only the second sequential increase since early 2013.

Installation of this radio network clears the way for air traffic controllers to begin using ADS-B to separate equipped aircraft.

Fractional expects this year to be even better based on its first-quarter growth during what is normally the company’s slowest season of the year.

Deer Jet is set to get bigger, with more FBOs and aircraft in China planned.

Company is evaluating other aircraft for the new services it intends to operate within the state of Maharashtra in the west of India.

Embraer delivered 20 business jets during the first three months of 2014.

The Dubai-based group will provide support services for private jet operators in Manila.

Requests for charter flight price quotes have been growing in China by more than 20 percent annually.

Expansion mirrors growing economic ties between the two fastest growing business jet markets, China and Africa.

“Shinshin” future fighter demonstrator is a few months behind schedule but set to be revealed–then fly–this year.

The refurbished Super Seasprites are expected to serve with the Royal New Zealand Navy through at least 2030.

U.S. safety audit provider Argus names an Asian affiliate

Investors will become “VIPs” of all of Deer Jet’s tourist offerings, which include hotels, golf, yachts and aviation services.

India’s Business Aircraft Operators Association says aviation officials are trying to deflect blame for the country’s recent safety downgrade.

Many sources of financing and leasing aircraft are now available in China but hurdles remain to market growth.

Agreement signed at Dubai Air Show put into practice back in China

Operators Of Bombardier Jets based in the Asia-Pacific region can now obtain many more Honeywell upgrades at Bombardier’s Singapore service center.

Avinode subsidiary’s system enables operators to plan and manage entire flights.

Citation CJ1+ Level D simulator set for delivery to Nanshan Jet