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Credit: Latitude: Cessna
The business and general aviation markets declined in 2016, with business jet shipments falling to their lowest number since 2004, the General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) says. Delivery of turboprop aircraft during the year was the only bright spot of the segments, with turboprop...
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