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The Indian Navy has plans to field at least two indigenous aircraft carriers, and would like to populate their decks with home-grown fighters

The initial Japanese-build geared turbofan has passed Pratt & Whitney’s production acceptance test.

The airline industry has registered 517 accident fatalities so far in 2018.

Brazil’s fourth largest airline opts to fight lessors’ attempts to repossess aircraft.

Lift plans to rent out eVTOLs under the Part 103 powered ultralight rules beginning next year.

PrivatAir Saudi Arabia won right to upgrade FBO facilities at the kingdom's three main airports in 2016.

World’s leading completion specialists showcase their design and engineering capabilities at MEBAA.

Airbus Corporate Helicopters and the Bell 505 are making their MEBAA debuts this year.

The new Embraer Executive Jets Praetor 600 super-midsize jet is optimized for Middle East to London trips.

New ExecuJet FBO-MRO Facility at DWC Set to open in 2020.

ACJ is showcasing a deluxe charter bizliner, highlighting the coming generation of VIP airliners.

Abu Dhabi-based helicopter operator Falcon Aviation is pressing ahead on ADNOC and KOC contracts.

University of South Wales Launches Dubai Campus in September at Al Maktoum International Airport.

Business jet finance companies are seeing a trend towards diversification of funding sources for aircraft purchases.

With its 505 and 525 models bookending the civil product line, Bell sees strong potential in the region's customer base.

Falcon Aviation, Honeywell Aerospace ink new UAE partnership

Recent statements from the Philippines defense minister have revealed that the nation is looking to buy new helicopters, and possibly Gripens too.

After Andy Trinchero saw a gap in the market for maintenance training focused on business jets, he has now filled that niche.

With its ACH145 interior mockup on display at MEBAA, Airbus Corporate Helicopters Is On the Hunt for Middle East Customers

Women are a growing segment of the aviation workforce, and opportunities abound.

Despite political uncertainty, The Jet Business is seeing plenty of Middle East buyers in its Park Lane store.

The noise-abatement restrictions could limit bizav's access to the airport, group warns.

Agreement gives Innovasonic an entry into the aerospace market with its PiezoWipe technology.

The company will relocate its FAA Part 145 repair station from Addison Airport to Fort Worth as the first step of the project.

Year to date, the Middle East has accounted for 10 percent of Jetcraft’s business jet transactions.

Global brokerage Avjet sees the Middle East preowned market shifting in favor of sellers.

U.S. provider offers new courses in Farnborough and Paris for Falcon, Gulfstream, Pilatus,and other platforms.

The Luxaviation subsidiary is preparing for its migration from Dubai Interntional Airport, with a planned $30 million-plus complex at DWC.

Gulfstream's fly-by-wire G500 and G600 will soon join the popular G650 in Middle East service.

Bombardier's new Global 7500 should be an attractive option for Middle East customers.