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Business aviation in-flight connectivity specialist Aircell of Bloomfield, Colo., has announced that charter operator Travel Management Company (TMC)

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As NextGen’s chassis, Eram is crucial to future of ATC

Large-cabin, long-range jet prices stabilized early; now older jets are getting buyer attention

The first international Joint Strike Fighter, an F-35B for the UK, was rolled out on November 22,

Airbus Military has begun final assembly of the first production A400M, slated for the French Air Force.

The U.S. Marine Corps (USMC) is paying $180 million to buy 72 BAE Harrier GR.9 V/STOL fighters that were axed from the Royal Air Force

The FAA is seeking comments on a proposed rule change that will allow pilots flying under commercial operating regulations to update navigation system data

One of the aircraft parked at the NBAA static display at the Las Vegas Convention Center during the NBAA Convention in October was a highly modified Cessna

Hawker Beechcraft gave notice of yet another round of layoffs on November 4.

Lenders loosen the purse strings, for the right buyer and airplane.

After 15 years in development, this super-midsize delivers on its promises.

Switzerland has chosen the Saab Gripen as its new fighter aircraft, in preference to the Dassault Rafale or Eurofighter Typhoon.

The fiery failure of a lithium-ion battery powering an Apple iPhone 4 aboard Regional Express Flight ZL319 last Friday

Flood waters are subsiding at Bangkok Don Mueang Airport, but it could be another two months until the business aviation gateway is ready to reopen

The FAA is awarding a total of $7.7 million in contracts to eight companies to help advance alternative commercial jet fuels.

The NBAA commended Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) today for the stance she has taken against general aviation user fees in a November 28 letter to Presiden

Wichita-based BCX Software, a recently established electronic data management firm, is developing Airworthiness Management System.

GE Aviation will oversee the design and construction of Emirate’s new engine overhaul shop to be built in Dubai.

Two new resources are available to Duncan Aviation customers that explain how to economize costs and downtime for interior refurbishments.

ExecuJet Middle East has sent a letter of intent to enter into a service agreement with Gal Mena,

Southwest Airlines says it will be the first major airline to widely use a wireless ground support communications system.

Aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul service provider ST Aerospace has been certified as a Part 147 Maintenance Training Organization (MTO)

Smyrna Air Center has begun a flight test/data recording program with the new GE H80, 800-shp engine on the King Air 90 series.

Chicago-based Dynomax has earned AS9100 Revision C quality certification.

The FAA has issued an Airworthiness Directive for the Socata TBM 700 electrical system.

West Star Aviation has named John Hayes general manager at its Dallas Love Field facility.

Boeing proposes trade with IAM to keep MAX in Renton.

Over the past week, NBAA has been in discussions with FAA officials to determine the logistics of resurrecting the Blocked Aircraft Registration Request

The long-troubled partnership between AgustaWestland and Bell Helicopter to develop a civil tiltrotor is officially over.