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Eurocopter CEO Lutz Bertling is hoping the Dauphin replacement program, codenamed X4, will be given the go-ahead within the next few months.

Wichita-based Hawker Beechcraft and the machinists union that represents its production workers agreed to reopen contract negotiations tomorrow, with a mem

Bombardier’s four-day Safety Standdown seminar, which concluded today in Wichita, was fully booked.

Brazil’s Embraer remains in negotiations with Chinese authorities over the prospect of building E-Jets at the Harbin-Embraer plant in Harbin, China, a comp

More evidence of an increasingly robust single-aisle commercial airplane market surfaced today in Boeing’s third-quarter delivery report, which shows that

Here’s a short story that relates, I think, to the plight of the business jet. Good friends of ours who run a small medical practice were lamentin

Cleveland Hopkins International Airport-based Constant Aviation has delivered its first retail Pro Line 21 upgraded Beechjet 400XP.

StandardAero is now offering TFE731 heavy maintenance, repair and overhaul out of its 265,000-sq-ft production and support facility in Springfield.

Hartzell Propeller’s parent company, Tailwind Technologies, has purchased the assets of Kelly Aerospace Energy Systems of Montgomery, Ala., for an undiscl

Precision Aviation Group (PAG) has begun a project expanding its Atlanta headquarters.

Mid-Continent Instruments has received an approved model list (AML) supplemental type certificate (STC) from the FAA for its MD835 lithium emergency power

For the second time in five years Enterprise Jet Center is expanding its Houston Hobby Airport complex.

Vietnam’s Air Mekong, 30-percent owned by U.S.

Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) joined Canadian and Quebec government officials in inaugurating the company’s global flight test operations center yesterday

The sixth and final Boeing 787 to join the flight test fleet flew for the first time yesterday from Paine Field in Everett, Wash.

A new General Electric turboprop engine, derived from the 7,500-shp GE38-1B turboshaft engine, could become available by the middle of the decade.

The eye-popping total of 2,750 pre-owned aircraft for sale today is a lot based on historical standards, but it is well below the peak reached a little mor

The multi-role business jet cabin has come of age as several companies step in to serve a growing market for such ­in­teriors.

The first Airbus A330 future strategic tanker aircraft (FSTA) for the UK Royal Air Force (RAF) made its first flight after conversion on September 13.

Last week Denel Aviation delivered the first fully upgraded Rooivalk back to the South African Air Force (SAAF).

Airlift manufacturers were prominent at last month’s African Aerospace and Defence show in Cape Town, highlighting the need of the South African Air Force

The EADS Barracuda UCAV technology demonstrator

During the past few years, FBOs and airports with international arrivals have been developing processes to handle what’s known as “regulated garbage.” U.S.

Singapore last week confirmed its choice of the Alenia Aerm

Rolls-Royce in late August filed a complaint alleging

No one would ever accuse Embraer CEO Frederico Curado of letting ego or impatience influence his decision-making.

If NextGen were an upcoming movie, Swim–for system-wide information management (Swim)–would get top billing for its leading role, and would certainly pick