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Wide-body work at the Basel facility typically sees five or so heavy business jets being worked on

Among the offers is a nothing-up-front three-year plan with a monthly fee

Next-generation scanners remove the restrictions on liquid carriage and large electrical items

The start-up has mobile functionality already in development

The aeromed concept is based on the Microliner nine-seater

EBAA and NBAA will jointly work on advancing sustainability development

Greater Saudi participation and ownership are specified, along with an increase in infrastructure and FBOs

Honeywell turbofan engine powers several super-midsize business jets

Using drones and AI can improve inspection efficiency and reduce aircraft downtime

A live chat feature for UAS customers is among the latest new features, with more enhancements imminent

Super-medium helicopter will join AW109s and AW139s in PHI’s global rotary-wing fleet

Avcon Jet has selected Satcom Direct to provide a range of fuselage- and tail-mounted antennas

Steam cleaning and vacuuming remove the need for harmful biocides

Conference will also feature a static display at nearby Weston Airport

The ACH145 and ACH160 lead their market segments in sales value

The system is a cost-effective retrofit applicable to smaller jets

Bombardier's successful programs trace back to a company that produced flying boats during World War II

The Taiwanese carrier is buying three A330neos and five A350Fs

Saab has Thailand and the Philippines in its sights

ST supports a wide range of Honeywell components

Singapore Airshow 2024 returns to pre-pandemic levels

The company seeks to increase electrification in aircraft systems

Royal Brunei Airlines has ordered four of the widebody Dreamliners

The L-410NG is a modern version of a Czech classic

Hermes 650 multirole UAV boasts a 24-hour endurance

The ARJ21 and C919 are vying for orders in the Asia-Pacific region

Tibet Airlines is the launch customer for the first major C919 derivative

Expansion allows for an increase in GTF and PT6C MRO capacity

The companies will study infrastructure requirements and regulations

If selected, the C-390 could be made in India