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Bombardier's digital outreach includes guided tours this week by appointment of its newest aircraft.

The fourth flight-test Gulfstream G700 took to the air on October 2. To date, the four aircraft have logged 600 flight hours.

NetJets considers Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport in California and Centennial Airport near Denver "business aviation gateways."

The number of U.S.-registered business turbine airplanes involved in fatal accidents fell as a result of fewer flying hours this year due to Covid-19.

Textron Aviation announced the upgraded Beechcraft King Air model in August.

The French capital is inviting companies to express interest in supporting plans to launch UAM air taxi operations in time for the 2024 Olympic Games.

Virginia’s Leesburg Executive Airport will be receiving a second FBO by early 2021 when a newly-built FBO opens.

Tamarack Aerospace Group is tripling its office space and adding a third hangar at its Sandpoint, Idaho, headquarters.

The stopgap funding bill includes a measure to shift $14 billion into the Airport and Airway Trust Fund.

Emirates says it inadvertently failed to remove its JetBlue code while flying over the Tehran FIR.

Embraer's Bossa Nova interior was first offered on its Praetor 600 super-midsize jet.

Halo-Flight has begun operating a Bell 407GXi single engine, single pilot IFR (SPIFR).

Preliminary and final accident reports

The 787-10 ecoDemonstrator homes in on noise mitigation and more direct flight routing.

AIN readers rate turbine engine manufacturers’ support

Remote learning with live instructors buoys FlightSafety in the age of Covid.

A revamped business aviation landscape will affect everyone from occasional charter users to multiple-aircraft owners.

It’s one of business aviation’s most dangerous conditions, but there are ways to prevent it.

While business aviation creates just 2 percent of the CO2 commercial aviation emits, the industry continues to suffer from a perception problem.

Bell Textron names Intercopter in Taufkirchen, Germany, as an authorized maintenance center (AMC), its third AMC in Europe.

Roughly 32,000 employees of United and American Airlines stand subject to layoff.

The world's largest annual human migration sees Chinese airlines plan major capacity increases.

The House Aircraft Certification Reform and Accountability Act cleared the House T&I Committee by voice vote and has bipartisan support.

Thomas Global Systems’ TFD-8601 serves as an upgrade for legacy EFD-86 cathode ray tube displays.

Months of studies at Boeing into the consolidation of Dreamliner production ends with a decision to build the model exclusively in North Charleston.

Passage of a continuing resolution as the 2020 fiscal year expired keeps government agencies, including the FAA, operating through December 11.

The FAA released a notice of availability accepting 35 new and revised consensus standards for Part 23 aircraft developed by ASTM International.

Despite the pandemic, those of us who live and breathe aviation can't stay away from airports and aircraft.

Kopter CEO Andreas Lowenstein has left the light helicopter manufacturer that Leonardo acquired in early 2020.

After demonstrating its detect-and-avoid capability on Bell's APT 70 cargo drone, Xwing is preparing to start flight trials in a Cessna 208B Grand Caravan.