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The key aviation authorizing committees are seeing turnover with retirements and the elections.

Employees of the aerostructures supplier to Boeing, Airbus and Rolls-Royce made the donations to the Salvation Army in Wichita.

Fire agencies in Italy and the U.S. are placing orders for additional Leonardo intermediate twin helicopters.

Following its first flight in September, Turkey's-six-tonne helicopter now has a name. The type is also due to get an all-Turkish engine in the future.

The program now known as the Airbus A220 benefitted from $4 billion in improper government support, according to Brazilian trade officials.

The standard and optional improvements to the Garmin G1000 NXi flight deck will be included on model year 2019 Caravans and Grand Caravan EXs.

Ontic completed its acquisition of Firstmark, which extends its aerospace and defense parts and support reach, in addition to the general aviation market.

Irish low-cost carrier commits to participating in IATA’s IOSA safety certification program.

Proprietors of the Scottdale Jet Center expect their new-build $24 million FBO to open by mid-2020.

More than just businesses, they look to help solve problems in their communities.

There is no formal list of approved medications, as both the medication itself and the ailment are factors in whether it is approved.

Yingling Aviation's expansion at Wichita Eisenhower National Airport includes the addition of its first paint booth.

A Robinson R44 modified by Tier 1 Engineering has set a new world record for electric-powered helicopter flight.

Under Directional Aviation's wing, SimCom plans three subdivisions: owner-flown pilot training, bizjet fleet pilot training, and a new pilot academy.

Dallas set a final rate of $5.15 per 1,000 pounds but is eliminating the fuel flowage fee for those paying the landing fee.

The agreement will give Aviaâ‘s business aircraft operator membership ground handling discounts at select locations in Jetex' global FBO network.

The global flight training provider has signed contracts with several business aircraft operators.

The Icelandic low-fare carrier starts a restructuring exercise amid talks of a rescue plan with Indigo Partners.

The 100,000-sq-ft building is expected to be completed by mid-2019.

The exemption request is a "permanent means of full compliance with the regulation," Textron Aviation said.

Consolidation of the Flynas Group is taking place to prepare for an IPO, and operating arm has sold several of its own aircraft.

Alpha Star appears to have divested itself of a former stake in fellow Riyadh operator Sky Prime.

Al Maktoum International Airport is developing into Dubai's primary business aviation airport.

The largest business aviation market in the Middle East is facing new challenges.

U.S. FBO chain Sheltair and global fuel supplier Avfuel showcase their tandem flight support services.

Monaco-based Boutsen puts emphasis on the Middle East market with its first showing of a VIP airliner at MEBAA.

Krimson has proven that it matches up to ICAO service levels with its new CAA license.

The Italian FBO chain highlights the seamless service it delivers through a combination of experience and innovation.

Bahrain-based MENA Aerospace has ambitions to contribute to both bizjet and commercial aviation sectors.

UAE-based Gama Aviation is entering the Saudi market with a Part 125 operating certificate.