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Originally set to end in October, the program which added two additional slots daily, will now run through March.

The Pilatus advanced trainer was selected by France in early 2017 to replace Epsilons and Alpha Jets.

Both T&I chairman Bill Shuster and his father Bud were on hand for the October 5 signing ceremony.

Chinese companies consider establishing aircraft leasing company on the continent

Air transport finance leaders revel in industry’s favorable environment

FlightServ, which began servicing aircraft at Trention Mercer Airport last year, has approval to begin construction on a new facility.

The first nine months have yielded three fatalities among U.S.-registered business jets.

After being targeted by a campaign alleging excessive pricing for GA customers, the FBO giant has begun posting service fees for piston-powered aircraft.

Nearly 70 of Leonardo's Medium Twin Already Delivered

Civil Tiltrotor Program "Progressing Well."

After the company's leased hangar at the Houston airport was leveled in a freak storm, the charter provider has moved across the field to a larger facility

Air transport industry groups applaud end to four-year fight over agency reauthorization

Unifly and Terra Drone To Provide UTM Backbone

Knowing which aircraft can potentially retain its value is an appealing feature and something that more should research before purching one.

The Greteman Group’s competition invites participants to design their own plane online.

C&L Aviation has released the third installment of the company's video series.

Final Flight: After serving in the U.S. Navy's aviation program during World War II, Bill Mack had a 31-year career in business aviation

Parts, MRO Services Aimed At Commercial Market

Xiongan Airlines to operate from the new Beijing Daxing Airport

The city is continuing to meet with the Love Field Pilots Association as they work to improve the data that will determine the rates.

Medium-term development plans could call for provision of new runway

Ross Aviation's facility in Thermal, Calif. becomes the company's third FBO to join the independent FBO network

Hero Of 1982 Air Florida Crash

Bombardier’s Global 7500 Achieves Certification

A thrill ride in a purple P-51 Mustang led to a career in business aviation

Italy's Tornado ECR defense suppression aircraft become the fourth type—and the first non-U.S. aircraft—to be cleared to fire the AARGM missile.

UK organizations holding certain approvals can now apply to the EU safety body for third country approval

Amstat is rolling out other product enhancements at NBAA.

STC approval of the G1000 NXi for existing G1000-equipped M500 is slated for next year. The installation requires no panel modifications, Garmin said.

With workforce shortages and illegal charter as recurrent themes, the events are helping to shape action plans for its Illegal Charter Task Force.