Business Aviation

The program uses a new PC-24 simulator equipped with Honeywell Primus Apex avionics.

General aviation has a total economic output in the U.S. of $245.8 billion, an updated study by PricewaterhouseCoopers says.

Air Charter Service, based in the UK, has been “inundated with requests,” the company reports. So has Air Partner, also based there.

The episode analyzes a Learjet 35A crash while circling to land at Teterboro Airport, New Jersey, in visual conditions and the events that led up to the accident.

First deliveries of Gulfstream’s longest-range and roomiest business jet are planned for 2022.

Private jet charter operator XOJet is moving its headquarters.

Global supplier of aftermarket aviation parts to open a 25,000-sq.-ft. warehouse at Dublin Airport.

In the next 10 years, the business aircraft fleet in Asia is expected to grow to nearly 1,395 aircraft by 2029 from 1,360 in 2020,

Kink completed maintenance, avionics, paint and interior refurbishment on 40 Boeing Business Jets, Boeing 737s and 757s, and 45 corporate aircraft.

Reconstruction of the 8,800-ft. taxiway was accomplished in nine phases and included full-depth asphalt pavement reconstruction.

Embraer delivered 109 business jets in 2019—62 light jets and 47 large jets—up from 91 in 2018.

Vertis Aviation's program aims to offset 100% of carbon emissions generated by the charter flights it arranges for clients.

Representatives of smaller aviation suppliers are pushing for COVID-19 pandemic-related financial relief and prompting eligible companies to tap into newly available government programs, such as Small Business Administration (SBA) loans.

WEST STAR AVIATION completed first-ever, 24-year, 4th C Inspection on a Falcon 900EX at its facility in Alton, IL; workscope included in-depth

U.S. startup ThereCraft is developing an unmanned aircraft that can deliver urgent cargo to remote locations with the accuracy of a helicopter but without the need to land or use parachutes.

With the collapse of Europe’s business aviation charter business under coronavirus travel bans, the industry must join together to weather the crises.

The business and general aviation industry is prepared to assist and respond to the spread of COVID-19, five trade groups have told U.S. lawmakers.

Textron Aviation and the International Association of Machinists & Aerospace Workers open contract negotiations here Aug. 17.

Constant Aviation, a Cleveland-based maintenance, repair and overhaul specialist, says concern over the COVID-19 pandemic has triggered a wave of inquiries from business and commercial operators over applications of a specially developed anti-microbial protection treatment for aircraft interiors.

Organizers have postponed the Arsenal of Democracy Flyover and related events in Washington from May until September, given concerns related to COVID-19.

Textron Aviation is instituting rolling four-week furloughs for most of its U.S. employees in response to the coronavirus pandemic and to adjust production to anticipated market demand, the company said.

Atlanta-based hypersonic aircraft developer Hermeus has completed scaled static and high-speed laboratory tests of a turbine-based combined cycle (TBCC) engine prototype up to Mach 5 and is working on near-term plans to test transition between engine modes.

HONEYWELL introduced Honeywell Forge data-driven analytics platform that provides mission-management capabilities in the areas of connectivity, flight

The association that represents U.S. aviation repair stations has asked the Trump administration and Congress for $11 billion to help offset an anticipated slowdown in aftermarket work as airlines ground aircraft and wait out the COVID-19 coronavirus crisis.

Tamarack Aerospace Group’s reorganization plan has been confirmed by the U.S. District Court for Eastern Washington.