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Global business aircraft flight activity dropped in October as traffic slowed in North America and Europe.

Reports suggest that Boeing's Jeppesen unit is suffering from a ransomware attack, although this has not yet been confirmed by Boeing.

Texas-based Galaxy FBO has increased its footprint in the Lone Star State with the opening of it newest location in the Dallas metro.

An unpaved airfield kit for the Piper M600/SLS has been approved by national aviation agencies in the U.S., Canada, UK, and Europe.

The delivery of the last Bell AH-1Z helicopter to the U.S. Marine Corps marks the end of an era for U.S. forces.

The Gulfstream G600 adds long-range capability to Thrive Aviation's mostly Cessna Citation fleet.

NBAA-BACE 2022 allowed the business aviation industry to come together face-to-face to address opportunities and problems.

As part of Air New Zealand's Mission Next Gen sustainability program, the airline hopes to have its first zero-emission aircraft take flight by 2026.

Air Methods' uncrewed aircraft subsidiary Spright has agreed to buy up to 140 of the Aero2 tiltwing models being developed by Swiss start-up Dufour Aerospace.

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Speaking during Boeing’s Investor Day, CEO David Calhoun stressed the need for a more substantial technological leap to justify a new aircraft program.

Lelystad-based Zeusch Aviation has received its air operators certificate from the Civil Aviation Authority of the Netherlands.

Bombardier delivered 25 aircraft in Q3, two fewer than a year ago in part from the ending of the Learjet program, but expects almost twice that in Q4.

Installations of SmartSky connectivity hardware and software for the Citation X business jet began this quarter at select Textron Aviation service centers.

As the summer heat in the Middle East dies down, the FIFA World Cup and other events are expected to lead to a surge in charter demand.

Barrington Irving has teamed up with local officials in Miami and industry organizations to found a training center focused on business aviation.

An autonomous, uncrewed Sikorsky Black Hawk recently flew a variety of simulated military missions.

NetJets expects to receive more than 100 new jet deliveries by the end of 2023, which would bring its fleet to nearly quadrupal digits.

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The Monte group has added Cranfield Aerospace's planned conversion of the Britten-Norman Islander to a prospective portfolio that could also include electrified versions of the Cessna Caravan and the Dornier 228 regional aircraft.

AMSL is working on a distinctive design that it says will meet the air transportation needs of a large and diverse country like Australia.

CMC Electronics will supply the avionics computers for Merlin Labs' converted, self-flying cargo carriers.

Through a Series B funding round, the French start-up has raised cash to support plans for its family of fixed-wing regional aircraft.

UK Research and Innovation commissioned EAMaven to examine the business case for 20 prospective advanced air mobility routes in 20 British cities and regions.

The fractional and charter operation's MRO is looking to bring in more work from aircraft operators outside FlyExclusive.

Wizz Air Group CEO Jozsef Varadi expects aircraft manufacturers’ supply chain disruptions to remain a main challenge over the next few years.

The replacement and expansion of the Super Hercules fleet with a greater number of the same type represents a cost-effective, low-risk approach.

The airline expects to train more than 1,000 people as A&Ps by 2026, with at least half of them women or people of color.

An engine problem on Sunday involving a Korean Air Airbus A330 followed a runway overrun involving another of Korean Air’s A330s on October 23.