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EBAA and NBAA said this year’s EBACE event would be “dedicated to the legacy of aviation leader Serge Dassault.”

Association says EBACE will grow this year in terms of exhibitors, while a waiting list for the static display highlights popularity.

All-new hangar will include offices and workshops, with capacity for up to 13 long-range business jets.

The Basel-based company has also established a large hangar at Bodrum-Milas Airport in southwest Turkey, offering handling and maintenance.

Gulfstream continues to break speed records with its aircraft with the 650ER racking up 70.

Certification and first customer deliveries are now within reach for Cessna Citation Longitude manufacturer, Textron Aviation.

Netjets Europe has received a ninth Cessna Citation Latitude almost three years since the type entered service.

BCAA is relocating its UK office to Farnborough as it increases its presence in Europe.

Italian company believes emerging markets offer new opportunities while P.180’s popularity in U.S. and Europe continues.

Single-engine turboprop has entered a new stage of development, with many test articles now fabricated.

Providing risk advisories is one of MedAire’s key strengths, whether for trips or new tech such as artificial intelligence.

Group continues to add aircraft to its AOCs while growing its FBO network and crew facilities.

Italian company believes helicopters that suit a number of applications hedge it against a possible downturn, while it has UAS well in hand.

London Biggin Hill is gradually becoming the city’s main dedicated business aviation hub, along with Farnborough.

Isle of Man Registry focusing on business aviation but doesn't rule out offering AOCs when the time is right.

The fast-growing international business aviation company will close its Farnborough and Oxford maintenance operations by the end of 2018.

Trip planner iJet has grown a worldwide presence since being established in Dubai in 2014.

Charter broker association aims to grow and work with other organizations, says its first CEO.

While the U.S. FAA put a stop to advertising flights with non-AOC holders, EASA opened the door.

Swedish company says activity on its system shows Europe has robust growth at last.

Aviation lawyers say delays in clarifying what Brexit will mean, with the deadline looming, could cause chaos for UK aviation.

Five-year old association has a new vision that will help it engage and foster business aviation in Africa.

Acquisition makes sense for Pula, itself Guernsey-based, as it gives its Centreline subsidiary additional MRO capability.

Small offshore registries offer a bespoke service for the niche that is business aviation, where operators are not second best to airlines.

Money raised from AsBAA awards last November was donated to the Orbis Flying Eye Hospital during ABACE 2018.

Honeywell “Connected Aircraft” services will be used by OJets to provide its customers with in-flight connectivity.

Charter requests in China have surged, outstripping GDP growth which has come in at 6.8%.

Various registries are now looking to grow their international presence.

Farnborough, UK-based company has raised funds for further expansion abroad, with strategic investment from Hutchison Whampoa key to China.

Kerosene-burning engines are proving popular with professional flight training schools, which can now purchase aircraft with them.