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Honeywell's high-speed airborne connectivity system is considered an essential tool for business aviation operators.

Dubai-based trip planner sees bizjet travel from China growing, including Africa.

The U.S.-based aircraft financing provider sees demand rising in the region over the next decade.

In the coming weeks Switzerland will evaluate the five contenders for its new fighter program against a common set of mission scenarios

Satcom Direct is helping customers realize their expectations for satellite communications.

With new long-range airplanes on the way and a build-out of service and support in the APAC region, Bombardier looks to gain market share.

Membership club sees Sino Jet meeting growing demand for bespoke travel.

While it can be hard to justify full-flight simulators in every region for business aircraft types, new technology could come to the rescue.

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The company is prepared to boost production as it moves into a new facility in Belgium.

The number of unemployed local pilots grows while Indonesian airlines continue to hire foreign flight crew.

Developers expect to finish construction of the so-called mega-airport’s passenger terminal this month.

The Kindberg plant will create lightweight cabin components and systems.

Daher’s latest iteration of its TBM turboprop single—the Model 940—made its public debut this week at the Aero Friedrichshafen show in Germany.

Based at Lloyd Stearman Field Airport outside Wichita, Clemens Aviation's managed fleet now numbers 21 airplanes.

The Kansas City-based business jet broker says sales momentum points to a record year for the company.

BendixKing has unveiled its new AeroVue Touch integrated flight deck for Part 23 airplanes, available for both forward-fit and retrofit applications.

Moscow’s main business aviation FBO plans a new domestic flight terminal and “helidrome”.

Chinese Academy of Engineering highlights economic importance of growing general aviation.

VVIP market readies for neos, Maxs, and coming wide-body bizliners.

Plans call to bring the aircraft to market next year as the company is scaling up production and growing employment.

The design was refined to meet anticipated EASA regulations and to provide more horsepower.

With two- and four-seat versions, the family will range from ultralight and type-certified models to an electric-powered variant.

The Gold variant is designed to attract recreational pilots, while the trainer is designed for the next generation of pilots.

A new multi-year procurement contract completes the U.S. Navy’s purchase of 75 Advanced Hawkeyes, all of which will be capable of inflight refueling.

In addition to weather, the service provides aircraft tracking in underserved parts of the world.

The Texas-based company has opened Universal Aviation Argentina, based in Buenos Aires. The office can support operations at any airport in the country.

Friends & Partners in Aviation Weather will host two education sessions during the forum planned for April 14 in the NTSB Boardroom.

The manufacturer further is evaluating a datalink weather project at Friedrichshafen.

To entice diversions from Milan Linate to Lugano, ExecuJet is offering a 50 percent discount on handling tariffs.