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Bell Helicopter announced that it has received FAA certification for its new $2.865-million, single-engine 407GX.

Aviation Communication & Surveillance Systems is riding a wave of interest in surveillance-type avionics.

User fees, depreciation schedules and instability in world financial markets have called for some tough talking at NBAA 2011.

The Cessna Citation Ten will feature a new hybrid fiber-optic inertial/GPS navigation system.

Pratt & Whitney Canada provided an update at a media breakfast today at NBAA 2011 in Las Vegas.

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

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

Blackhawk Modifications signed another new dealer to its worldwide network of authorized installation and service centers.

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

Snap-on Industrial showed a big blue one at NBAA's 64th Annual Meeting and Convention in Las Vegas.

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.

Flying Colours has partnered with Hong Kong-based Metrojet,

Weather Services International (WSI) has released a new version (4.0) of its Fusion software.

Smyrna Air Center has begun flight testing its Power90 Conversion for the King Air 90 with the 800-shp GE H80 engines.

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

Piper Improves Cabins for M-Class Aircraft

Blackhawk's Grand Caravan Conversion Obtains EASA OK

Dassault Falcon kicked off its traditional Falcon Family breakfast at NBAA 2011.

Swiss Re Corporate Solutions Opens New York Office

XJet To Expand Denver FBO

Hawker 4000 Gets Brazilian Approval

The Bell 407GX received FAA approval.

Flight departments are rightsizing their aircraft equipment.

Jeppesen announced here at the NBAA show that it will serve as a founding member of the Lindbergh Foundation’s nonprofit Aviation Green Alliance.

Kestrel Aircraft brought a mockup of its new, wider cabin for its in-development single-engine turboprop to the NBAA Convention.

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

Gulfstream unveils Elite cabin for G450 and G550.

A J Walter Aviation (AJW) has introduced a preferred-spares support service for corporate and private clients.

Dassault’s still-under-wraps Falcon super-midsize (SMS) will be in a category above today’s Falcon 2000 series.

Carbon monitoring and reporting for EU-ETS is now in its second year, and operators must submit their emissions reports by March 31, 2012.