Business Aviation

Searidge Technologies said safety regulators have certified the first large-scale digital tower system using its technology in the Middle East.

Lufthansa Technik debuted its high-definition touchscreen in the surface of a folding tray table at the Dubai Airshow. See how you can watch a movie, order food or read.

AIRFINANCE, NY closed financing of a new Citation CJ3 for a Latin American customer, with funding by PEFCO.

BELL TEXTRON announced orders for six helicopters (mix of Bell 505s, Bell 407GXis, and Bell 429s) by customers in Switzerland, UK, and Poland in the corporate segment, bringing its year-to-date corporate sales in Europe to 17 aircraft.

The EU has given the formal go-ahead to negotiate the harmonization of the UK and EU emissions trading systems, which could simplify compliance for airlines.

In the business flying section of the Aviation Week & Space Technology issue dated October 30, 1995, Learjet's new model 45 made its first flight earlier in the month in Wichita, Kansas.

The UK government plans to adjust the rules around its air passenger duty (APD), with higher rates now set to apply to a larger range of business jet users.

The advent of solid-state batteries in the automotive sector could precede their emergence in aeronautics by just a few years, according to the CEO of Aura Aero

Market opportunities for private aircraft in the Middle East, successful pre-buy inspections, used aircraft price changes and more discussed by Opus Aero VP of Sales Aurelie Millet in a Gulfstream G450 at the Dubai Airshow.

The latest news in brief from the business aviation industry.

The Olympic Pipeline that delivers jet fuel to Seattle-Tacoma International has been partially restarted, easing the fuel shortage emergency at the airport.

Public charter operator JSX intends to launch new ATR service before year’s end, operating between Santa Monica (SMO) and Las Vegas (LAS).

The FAA has finalized a “framework” for approving advanced automated systems in aircraft and applying current regulatory policies to concepts.

The UK’s aviation weather forecaster is launching a new volcanic ash forecasting method to be made available for free to all airlines and the aviation industry.

Cabin-furnishing specialist F/LIST has expanded its presence in Dubai as demand for aftermarket services in the Middle East continues to rise.

General Aviation saw an overall decline in accident rates in 2023, according to the 35th Richard G. McSpadden report recently published by the AOPA's ASI.

A federal jury in Delaware has found that Gogo infringed on patents held by SmartSky Networks in launching its new 5G air-to-ground system.

ExecuJet MRO Services South Africa has renewed key maintenance approvals from the U.S. FAA along with certifications from eight African civil aviation authorities.

The end of production of the classic Beechcraft Bonanza and Beechcraft Baron marks the end of an historical era.

The Korean National Police Agency has ordered one Airbus H225 medium-lift helicopter, which will become the largest rotorcraft in its fleet.

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson waived restrictions on trucks carrying jet fuel to SEA after a pipeline leak cut off the airport’s main fuel supply line.

Textron Aviation is ending production of its iconic Beechcraft Baron G58 and Beechcraft Bonanza G36 once its current order backlog is filled.

Skylark Field Terminal, a fixed base operator (FBO), has opened its doors at the Skylark Field Airport, in Killeen, Texas.

Skyfarer Academy has completed the purchase of InstructAir, a platform that connects flight instructors to pilots across the U.S.

Britten-Norman plans to collaborate with World Mobile Stratospheric to demonstrate an airborne 5G connectivity system using a BN2T-4S Islander.