The Weekly of Business Aviation

Sino Jet has opened an operation in Guangzhou, China, following the government’s 88 billion yuan investment in the Greater Bay Area of China.

Ross Aviation in Anchorage, Alaska, has been named a gateway fixed base operator through the DCA Access Standard Security Program

Jersey Aero Club, based in the British Isles, has placed an order for two Tecnam P2008JC MkII and one P2010 aircraft, Tecnam announced.

Jersey Aero Club, based in the British Isles, has placed an order for two Tecnam P2008JC MkII and one P2010 aircraft, Tecnam announced.

Jet Aviation has received European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Part 145 approval for Bombardier Learjet 60 aircraftå

DC Aviation Group in Stuttgart, Germany, has added a Dassault Falcon 7X to its fleet for charter flights for DC Aviation Al-Futtaim clients in the region

Jet East Aviation is seeking to hire experienced Aircraft and Powerplant mechanics and avionics technicians in the Greater New York area to keep up with its expansion and growth.

AvFab, based in Clinton, Missouri, has received Transport Canada approvals for two additional King Air products. The authorizations are for its King Air two-place divans and toilet cabin seat. The divans offer 400 lb. total occupant weight and another 20 lb. per storage drawer. Its toilet cabin set can be occupied for both takeoff and landing and is installed in the baggage area or the aft side of the entrance door.

London Biggin Hill and Associated Aircraft Group have launched a New York

The FAA and the European Commission have signed an agreement that will lead to lowering fees that EASA charges U.S. manufacturers to endorse design approvals.

Bombardier Aerospace executives acknowledge that while the large regional aircraft space has several participants, the order battles will come down to the two major players.

Flight departments and aviation businesses should have a response plan in place if they become involved in a government investigation, an NBAA forum was told.

Bombardier production and office workers ratified new three-year collective bargaining agreements that will increase job security, their union said.

The Pilatus PC-24 has made its first landing on an unpaved runway as part of a test program by the Swiss manufacturer to obtain “Rough Field” certification.

FAA will respond to recommendations of its NextGen Advisory Committee (NAC) to focus air traffic management (ATM) improvements in the U.S. Northeast corridor and to provide enhanced surveillance service in oceanic airspace at the committee’s June 27 meeting.

After sitting on a tarmac in Roswell, N.M., for 36 years, the 1962 Lockheed JetStar 1329 that once belonged to Elvis Presley is for sale at auction.

The 132-page plan would streamline many government functions beyond ATC by creating, dissolving and merging various offices and agencies.

The number of used business jets for sale declined 10% in June compared to a year ago, according to Jefferies analysts.

The metrics model the business jet industry uses to predict overall demand has changed.

After several years of doldrums in the business jet market, operators are turning more optimistic.

Encompass Aviation has filed a lawsuit against Surf Air, alleging breach of contract and seeking payment for what it alleges are past-due claims and damages.

JCPenney plans to sell its fleet of three Gulfstream business jets and close its Dallas Love Field-based corporate flight department.

Airbus says it will need to reconsider its footprint, investments and dependency on the UK in the event of a hard Brexit.

The Thai air force took delivery of a Sukhoi Business Jet (SBJ) on June 19, completing a 2014 order for three aircraft.

A coalition of manned and unmanned aviation groups is lobbying U.S. senators to retain protections for model aircraft hobbyists.