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European Regions Airline Association looks for more concrete support from EU lawmakers as they formulate a new policy for aviation.

Wide-ranging agreement will help UTC to better support small and medium-sized clients with spares distribution.

Brazilian manufacturer Embraer is confident of continued sales success despite strong dollar.

The Asia Pacific Region represents significant growth opportunities for the U.S. company’s various product lines.

Textron’s business jet family now include the new Citation Latitude

Cites widespread profitability, increased interest in aircraft assets and above-GDP growth rates

More than 6,000 business aircraft based in Europe will need to meet higher safety standards effective August 25, 2016.

Airbus, Boeing to vie for some $20 billion in business

London Biggin Hill describes itself as “the only dedicated business aviation airport in London.”

TAG Farnborough Airport has enhanced its amenities by opening up the second floor of the FBO for lounges, “snooze rooms” and a crew gym.

The Swedish company is majority owned by World Fuel’s Multi Service Technology Solutions.

Daher has seen its latest turboprop sell well while it has successfully modernized third-party manufacturing.

Cessna’s new Citation Latitude took journalists on a flight over East Anglia and back into Biggin Hill.

The additive manufacturing pioneer Stratasys “printed” a flyable UAV and added engine and electronics, to demonstrate what could be done.

Still one of the industry’s turnaround success stories, ATR has gone from strength to strength since almost closing 10 years ago due to ‘jet mania’.

Brazilian OEM says Middle East carriers are cottoning on to the “right-sizing” concept and the potential of regional aircraft.

Cessna’s new Citation Latitude took journalists on a flight over East Anglia and back into Biggin Hill.

Delegates at the annual gathering of Europe’s regional airlines heard that airlines need to work together to lessen regulatory and other costs.

Ireland's CityJet to take first delivery next year

Starting out in a new market is not easy but Casablanca, Morocco, appears to be establishing itself as the bizav hub on the North African coast.

The 2015 edition of the Dubai Air Show opens at the city’s new airport in November.

MEBAA is also in Morocco to mark its territory, as the more recently founded African Business Aviation Association also stakes its claim in the region.

Direct purchase agreement saves time, complexity and money.

U.S. company is here this week promoting the benefits of its winglets and quiet props for King Airs this week.

Heliport operator confident of better times despite drop in activity.

Bell Helicopter and Textron Aviation have had a large fleet in Latin America and are confident of selling new and upgraded models into the market.

LABACE organizer insists the show will be strong despite Brazil’s economic troubles.

The U.S. communications provider offers equipment to make the most of satellite connectivity.

Business aircraft operators have their work cut out planning trips to South America, and even then things often change at short notice!

Bombardier has yet to resolve the future of its new Learjet 85 model and the timetable for the Global 7000/8000 products.