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Jet Aviation is preparing to open a new executive terminal at Dusseldorf Airport by year-end.

Next month TAG Aviation is due to complete construction of a new terminal at Farnborough Airport.

FBOs at Paris Le Bourget Airport, which makes a strong claim to be Europe’s biggest dedicated business aviation gateway, are experiencing growth with a ste

The ExecuJet Aviation FBO at Zurich Kloten Airport has installed a WLAN high-speed communications connection for passenger and crew use.

Brussels International Airport records more than 13,000 general aviation movements most years.

Swissport Executive Aviation (SEA) is opening a new FBO at Spain’s Malaga Airport this month.

Independent FBO groups are at last challenging cozy ground handling monopolies in Italy.

Various aviation insurance professionals seem to agree that the overall market has stabilized with premiums still significantly higher than pre-9/11 levels

After being forced into retirement at age 60, some former airline pilots turn to corporate aviation to continue their flying careers.

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Dassault launched FalconCare at EBACE, the French OEM’s new “pay as you go” fixed-cost maintenance program.

Jeppesen of Englewood, Colo., introduced new weather maps that provide forecast information on icing and turbulence.

Coming just one month after it announced receipt of the supplemental type certificate (STC) for installation of its Broad Band Multi-Link (BBML) hig

Raytheon Aircraft brought a completed Hawker Horizon to Geneva for the first time.

GE Honda Aero Engines, though it has yet to announce an airframe application for its engine, continues to develop its HF118 1,700-pound-thrus

Greek FBO Athens Aviation Signature is introducing a new tailor-made package called “Fly & Save.” The package provides free cleaning services and fu

At its EBACE press conference, Raytheon Aircraft took the wraps off two improved jets, the Hawker 800XPi and Beechcraft Premier IA.

With two major players in the field of simulator training for business aviation, competition for a larger share of the market is a constant, and innovation

SimuFlite celebrated its 20th anniversary last year, but the company’s roots go farther back than that, all the way to the Link Trainer. Whe

A new powder-metal turbine disk that Honeywell calls Alloy 10 might show up soon in an engine near you, according to Ron Rich, director of advanced technol

Brazil’s largest executive charter company and maintenance provider has seen significant benefits from improvements in the Brazilian economy.

A new European fractional ownership program that will begin operations this month is offering shares in pre-owned Cessna Citation CJ1s.

President Bush has nominated Edmund “Kip” Hawley to be Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security in charge of the Transportation Security Administration (TS

Business aviation in Spain is a modest affair, with an estimated 70 executive jets for private use– very few for a country of 40 million people.

One of the biggest problems for Spanish business aviation operations from Madrid is the thorny issue of Barajas airport.

Sino Swearingen recently conducted cold-soak testing of its SJ30-2 at a facility at Eglin AFB, Fla., completing another requirement for FAA certification.

By the middle of last month Cessna’s Citation Mustang had made rapid flight-test progress.

In mid-April, Ibis Aerospace conducted indirect lightning tests on its 10-seat Ae270 turboprop single.

As it usually does, news from the cockpit avionics front featured prominently at the Aircraft Electronics Association’s annual convention, held this year A