Wing-morphing adaptive-control surfaces have the potential to boost airfoil performance over a wide range of angles of attack, indicated airspeeds and Mach numbers.

Textron Aviation is betting on the larger end of the business-jet market with two new aircraft: the Citation Longitude and the Citation Hemisphere.

It's the NBAA debut for a number of new aircraft models. All photos: Paul Brou/ShowNews.

Embraer’s newly certified Legacy 450 will receive an increase of max range from 2,500 nm to 2,900 nm with four passengers, giving the twinjet New York-Los Angeles nonstop flight capability.

Pilatus flew its second PC-24 twinjet prototype on the eve of NBAA – even taking advantage of the time difference with Europe to have a photograph ready to display at its pre-scheduled Monday press conference.

At NBAA2015, the Aviation Week Network will commemorate the 50th anniversary of The Weekly of Business Aviation. To celebrate, we unearthed a copy of the Weekly from this week 49 (close enough) years ago. The top story: "Cessna 421 Will Sell for $159,000, Be on Market Next Summer." Read the full issue.

The latest variant in the Super King Air family, the Beechcraft King Air 350i offers extra cabin space, winglets, and increased Maximum Takeoff Weight compared to its predecessors.

The $72.8 million Global 7000 is to have a max speed of Mach .925 and a 7,400 nm cruise range at Mach .85 with eight passengers and four crew member.