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The number of fatal GA accidents increased 14 percent last year compared with the previous year.

47 percent of wildlife strikes were reported in the most recent four-year period.

The Global 7000 Business Jet: Bombardier’s Home in the Sky

World Fuel Services has innovated to make the fuel supply process more user-friendly for operators.

With upgraded engines and avionics, new version targets oil-and-gas applications

The Simphone FANS-1/A DLU Iridium satcom simplifies position reporting and communication with controllers over North Atlantic routes.

The acquisition of ICG adds new Iridium satcom capabilities to the Rockwell Collins product line.

Textron Aviation is installing the TCAS II Change 7.1 software at its factory-owned service centers.

Four died in the overrun accident at Blackbushe airport.

Russian airlines gravitate toward domestic services despite drastic fall in yields

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!

The European helicopter manufacturer believes its prospects are good, including for the AW609 tiltrotor.

New business aircraft finance group Global Jet Capital was launched in 2014 with an initial $2 billion fund.

Airbus subsidiary Helibras has finished construction of its Training and Simulator Center in Rio de Janeiro.

Líder Aviação to serve as sales agent for HondaJet

Mecaer has developed a stylish cabin that is quiet and high-tech.

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

Brian Foley calls the region’s future uncharacteristically weak

Show organizer ABAG has been working to satisfy exhibitors who previously complained about visitor quality and few business prospects.

SF50 will gain FAA certification late this year, followed by EASA and Brazilian approvals next year.

Gulfstream sees larger in-region fleet, broader aircraft family and bolstered customer support as driving greater market penetration.

French manufacturer believes its new aircraft are set for solid sales in South and Central America.

The Citation Latitude is making its first LABACE appearance and is on track for Brazilian certification in early 2016.

Swiss manufacturer sees excellent potential for future sales of the PC-12NG and the new PC-24 inLatin America.

Career spanned more than 50 years.

He held more than 50 aircraft STCs and more than 200 patents.

FAA Administrator Michael Huerta discussed an important new policy change at the EAA AirVenture Meet the Administrator forum on July 23.

First flight transported a couple from Cincinnati to Atlanta aboard a Falcon 2000.

The proposal would more than double the threshold for workers eligible for mandatory overtime pay.