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FlightSafety International (FSI) has announced a variety of new offerings.

Also at NBAA 2011, TrueNorth has unveiled the TrueNorth Stylus.

The Timken Aerospace division is a major component of the improving economic climate.

Some 50 students from a Las Vegas magnet school crowded the Mitsubishi MU-2 exhibit to hear Barrington Irving describe his around-the-world flight.

Lufthansa Technik presented its new “Innovation Corner” at NBAA 2011 in Las Vegas.

Amsterdam’s software evolved from a partnership between founder and CEO Ries Vriend and KLM.

Russell Rice of Rice Aviation garnered a hole-in-one during the NBAA Chairman's Challenge Golf Tournament at the Revere Golf Club in Las Vegas.

The entire team at Business Jet Traveler magazine is proud to announce that Jeff Burger, editor, received NBAA’s Gold Wing Award.

There’s only one thing more difficult for a pilot to deal with than being part of a small flight department and that is being a one-person show that often

Perrone Aerospace is at NBAA with a broad range of its specialty leather products on display, including its Gaufrage collection designed by Daniel Duross e

AERObridge is an organization easy to understand. Formerly known as Corporate Aviation Responding in Emergencies (C.A.R.E.), AERObridge has been end

VisionSafe EVAS

Like most other manufacturers in the aviation industry, the business of building, selling and supporting business aircraft continues to be a financially mi

Mid Continent Controls is taking advantage of the NBAA stage to introduce its new Pulse-nHD cabin management system and in-flight entertainment package tha

Charter operator XOJet yesterday announced a firm order for seven Hawker 800XPRs, with delivery of all seven scheduled before the end of the year.

Flight Display Systems explained carefully that cabin electronics is sexy.

Innotech-Execaire is investing in the expansion of both its Montreal and Toronto facilities.

Aircell will provide Gulfstream the Aircell Axxess communication system for the new large-cabin, ultra-long-range G650.

Charter operator XOJet today announced a firm order for seven Hawker 800XPRs.

The idea of a “living wall” in a business jet cabin was something designer Edese Doret says he had been thinking about for about a year.

Charles Edelstenne, chairman and CEO of Dassault Aviation, and Kong Linshan, chairman of the board of Minsheng Financial Leasing, signed a memorandum of un

Convergent is rolling out a new grassroots challenge to anyone with “a stake in this game."

Charleston S.C.-based Advanced Aircrew Academy now offers two international procedures training options.

As demand ramps up for refurbishment and green completion of Airbus ACJs and Boeing Business Jets, Associated Air Center of Dallas is ramping up to capture

Asked recently how Hawker Beechcraft is doing, company chairman and CEO Bill Boisture’s answer of, “We’re doing all right,” was abbreviated at best.

When Yankee Pacific president and CEO Ken Goldsmith says his sprawling company of cabin completion subcontractors started small, he isn’t being disingenuou

Zodiac Aerospace comes into NBAA 2011 buoyed by an agreement with its banks to increase the amount and maturity of its financing.

Food preparation on a business jet is often a challenge.

Ram Company, a specialist in electromechanical and fluid management design, is exhibiting at the NBAA show for the first time and is promoting its solenoid

EMS Aviation is appearing at NBAA’11 for the first time as a member of the Honeywell Aerospace family.