Business Aviation

Pilatus Business Aircraft delivered its second PC-24 production aircraft to Western Aircraft, an authorized Pilatus Sales and Service Center.

EASA has approved the Lycoming IO390-C3B6 215 hp engine for Tecnam’s P2010 four-seat, high-wing general aviation aircraft, Tecnam has announced.

NASA has selected Lockheed Martin to build an X-plane to show that sonic booms can be reduced to a level low enough to enable the flight ban to be lifted.

The DOT is moving quickly to replace Essential Air Service (EAS) flights to two Arizona cities that abruptly lost them when Great Lakes shut down last month.

Drone delivery provider Zipline has introduced a faster UAS as part of an overhaul of its logistics system to speed the supply of blood in Rwanda.

Things are looking up for Chinese business aviation.

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Patrick Harris grew up near an airport in New Jersey and began identifying the various aircraft flying overhead as a game. In 2007, he co-founded Velocity Jets.

Flight Sentinel, a service of Honeywell Aerospace, is growing, but the flight planning and dispatch service says it is doesn’t want to grow too fast.

The USAF has allocated $250 million in its fiscal 2019 budget to equip 20 aircraft types for automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast Out position reporting.

Industrial giant Siemens is aiming for a leading position as a supplier of electric propulsion systems to aircraft OEMs.

Bombardier and Jetex have announce that the Global 7000 mock-up will be on display at the flagship Jetex Private Terminal in Dubai from January 11 to February 3, 2018.

Niche scheduled charter provider OneJet has launched its Plus nonstop service between West Palm Beach, Florida, and its Pittsburgh International Airport hub.

Great Lakes Airlines, a regional airline operating domestic scheduled and charter services, has ceased scheduled passenger flight operations.

The new SmartSky LiTE from SmartSky Networks, described as the first 4G LTE connectivity system designed for light jets and turboprops, was launched in March.

The French air accident investigation office Bureau d’Enquêtes et d’Analyses (BEA) is investigating a March 25 incident that damaged an ATR 42-500 turboprop.

Turnaround specialist Melrose Industries succeeded in its hostile takeover of GKN.

With two new models nearing certification, 2018 will be a year to celebrate at Gulfstream.

ANA Holdings, Japan’s largest airline, will use HondaJet bizjets for charter and feeder flights to connect passengers to its North America and Europe network.

Federal information tech provider CACI International has abandoned a last-ditch effort to acquire rival CSRA.

Industry investigating the challenge of processing HUMS data onboard helicopters.

Bye Aerospace has chosen electric power batteries from Electric Power Systems for its Sun Flyer all-electric aircraft, EPS reports.

Sun Air Jets, an aircraft charter and management company, recorded a record 2017, the Camarillo, California-based company said.

HangarStack and STAX have developed methods to help FBOs find the most efficient way to position aircraft in hangars using a computer, tablet or smartphone.

The European Regions Airline Association is urging its members to take advantage of European Investment Bank (EIB) funding for new aircraft purchases.