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Bell Helicopter’s service facility at Prague Ruzyne International Airport is the site of sister Textron company Cessna Aircraft’s newest Citation service f

The Indian Ministry of Defence on Wednesday, April 27, asked Dassault Aviation and Eurofighter to extend their commercial bids beyond the April 28 deadline

Embraer has named Duncan Aviation’s Provo, Utah facility an authorized service center for its Phenom 100 and 300.

Airbus has received the first set of Messier-Dowty-built A350 XWB main landing gear, the European airframer announced today.

In the first quarter of this year U.S.-registered business turbine aircraft suffered three more accidents and two more fatalities compared with the same p

Hawker Pacific announced it is developing an $11.6 million business aviation service center at Seletar Aerospace Park to replace its East Camp operation at

Aircraft operators assigned to the UK for compliance with the European Union’s emissions trading scheme (ETS) are already facing additional costs, even bef

Airborne telecom specialist TrueNorth Avionics is offering what it calls the industry’s first touchscreen graphical telecom display, facilitating communica

A provision in the House FAA reauthorization bill that greenlights residential through-the-fence (RTTF) access agreements at general aviation airports has

The FAA is seeking comments on a proposed legal interpretation of Airw

Finally, after several years of friction between organizations competing to represent aircraft technicians, the key players seem to have put the past behin

Vector Aerospace will maintain its separate identity as a stand-alone MRO (maintenance, repair and overhaul) company even after it is acquired by Eurocopte

In a three-month-long test conducted by the U.S.

In an effort to reduce accidental runway incursions, Garmin has partnered with wireless technology provider I.D.

Qatar Science and Technology Park (QSTP) and GE have collaborated on a facility to train technicians on GE engines, including the GE90, CF6, CF34 and GEnx.

Gulfstream has expanded its airborne product support program, with a second G100 and three additional pilots and two technicians to support AOG customers.

The management and pilots of American Eagle are “aggressively” preparing for an