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StandardAero Business Aviation has expanded its strategic business focus to include the buying and selling of parts

H+S Aviation has named Graham Evitt as Rolls-Royce M250 Regional Sales Manager.

Fractional-operator NetJets, has terminated its franchise agreement regarding fractional services with National Air Services (NAS) of Saudi Arabia.

Bombardier Aerospace announced on October 24 that Global 7000 and 8000 aft fuselages will be built at its site in Queretaro, Mexico.

Despite the deluge of negative news about Europe’s mounting financial crisis,

In preparation for its 12th Air Navigation Conference (ANC) this month

Turbomeca plans to reduce the specific fuel consumption (SFC) of its turboshaft engines by 37 percent by 2030,

For Part 2 of this special report, the AIN team digs deeper into the issues facing charter operators and the air-taxi industry.

StarPort, an Orlando Sanford International Airport FBO known for its avionics capability, has teamed with Rotortech Services.

Chromalloy has opened its newly renovated turbine engine repair center and service depot in San Diego.

J.A. Air Center, on Aurora Municipal Airport in Sugar Grove, Ill., opened its doors in 1965.

Gulfstream's G650 is on track for provisional certification this year.

A hearing with the UK’s Central Arbitration Committee over the representation of pilots at NetJets Europe scheduled for last Friday was postponed

After LightSquared made statements that it has a “legal right” to build a network of terrestrial 4G broadband transmitters in the U.S.

After being out of commission for nearly three months, the control tower at Puerto Rico Isla Grande Airport (SIG) finally went back online last week

Universal Aviation today rebranded Euro Aviation, its Athens-based ground-support location, as Universal Aviation Greece.

Rick Hendrick, owner of Nascar team Hendrick Motorsports, his wife, and the two crewmembers suffered minor injures when their Gulfstream G150 overran

An aviation industry coalition of nearly 30 organizations is opposing the proposed aviation tax increases, “which would lead to significant job loss across

Clearly impatient with the way the company’s plan for its nationwide broadband Internet project

747-8I finishes certification flying.

The threat posed to airline and general aviation pilots by laser pointing devices is growing exponentially, a trend that is accelerating efforts to deal wi

Ongoing major requirements and a growing defense budget in the Republic of Korea

Although it gained EASA certification in May, the Europrop International (EPI) TP400-D6 engine that powers the Airbus Military A400M

The U.S. Air Force contract with Boeing for engineering and manufacturing development (EMD) of the KC-46A aerial refueling tanker caps

An economic impact analysis commissioned by the Aerospace Industries Association (AIA) predicts that more than one million jobs will be lost

The U.S. House of Representatives helped stoke a threatened trade war with Europe, passing legislation October 24 that would prohibit U.S. aircraft operato

General Dynamics reported third-quarter earnings yesterday, and chairman and CEO Jay Johnson said the company’s aerospace group–Gulfstream Aerospace

Human-factors expert Dr. Tony Kern predicts that the business aviation accident rate “will go up 400 percent over the next 10 years”

Despite considerable easing of import rules for Western airplanes in the past three years, Russian business aircraft owners appear reluctant