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During the quarter, Gulfstream delivered 38 green aircraft (32 large-cabin and six midsize jets) versus 34 (28 large-cabin and six midsize) last year.

Gulfstream Reveals Cabin Mock-up For New G600 Jet

Cessna’s Citation Latitude Business Jet Debuts at NBAA 2014

The Tucson, Arizona-based company becomes the latest to offer a Part 25 avionics suite, centered on its new EFI-1040 flight displays.

Snecma is flight-testing its first business jet engine, selected for the Falcon 5X and the Cessna Citation Longitude

NetJets is launch customer for the newest version of the Bombardier Challenger series.

Company to invest $1 billion in new facility.

Nav Canada, UK NATS and Air France completed a flight series designed to test optimal flight profiles over the North Atlantic.

Engineers from Aerion and Airbus are working together to advance development of the AS2 supersonic jet.

Just weeks after it achieved certification from Brazilian authorities, the new fly-by-wire, super-midsize twinjet got FAA approval.

New business aircraft finance group Global Jet Capital has been launched with an initial $2 billion fund.

The cabin textile provider is bringing a new line of Italian fabrics to the U.S. for the first time.

Changes follow other recent NextGen airspace updates.

Attitude recognition can be first step in accident prevention.

Many of the new guidelines follow NTSB recommendations.

Higher altitudes mean increased exposure to UV radiation.

Awards to be presented at October 21 NBAA luncheon.

HAI event is free to attend.

Deliveries of the $33.25 million Challenger 650 are targeted for the second quarter of 2015.

Sunvisor provides stable glare reduction in multiple directions and features flexible mounting configurations.

Aerion formally launches its partnership with Airbus to jointly develop the AS2 business jet.

Bombardier Refreshes Challenger Jet Family With 650 Launch

Business Aviation Community Buoyant As 2014 NBAA Show Opens

The condition of Pratt & Whitney Canada’s PT6 turboprops can now be monitored through gas path analysis.

A variety of interior design options are available for purchasers of executive versions of new Bell helicopters.

The organization provides flight and aviation career training for people with disabilities.

With the HawkEye 7200 nearby, users can connect to iPads and iPhones using Bluetooth and send and receive messages and forms, such as flight plans.

Synthetic vision should be good for more than just drawing pretty pictures of the outside world on a PFD.

Two of the largest aircraft manufacturers are now one under the Textron Aviation umbrella.

50-years since the YS-11, a new Japanese airliner finally emerges