Business Aviation

Gama Aviation will showcase its new Fixed Base Operation (FBO) facility at Sharjah International Airport during the inaugural Business Aviation Asia Forum & Expo (BAAFEx) 2025, taking place at the Changi Exhibition Centre in Singapore.

Industry associations sound the alarm over pending judicial action in California related to unleaded avgas for piston-engine aircraft.

The indefinite pause of operations at Eviation was caused by a rift between the majority shareholder and the startup's co-founders.

The latest news in brief from the business aviation industry.

Bombardier’s Global 7500 business jet has set a category-leading 100 speed records.

The state-linked aircraft manufacturer said the four AG600s conducted 2,014 sorties totaling 3,560 hr. over the last two years.

Hill Helicopters says it will fire up its internally developed GT50 turboshaft engine for its HX/HC50 family of single-engine light helicopters this summer.

Following a win—in the form of ANA's order for 15 E190-E2s—Embraer thinks the E175s will be crucial to replace aging turboprops in the Asia-Pacific region.

GE Aerospace has received the long-awaited FAA certification of its clean-sheet 1,300-shp Catalyst single-turboprop engine.

The sector continues to thrive despite issues with supply chains and workforce shortages, along with pressure from environmental groups.

Anytime you are dealing with unapproved parts on an aircraft, you are increasing the safety risk factor.

Training pays off for pilots battling California wildfires.

Pre-purchase inspection: Getting the most out of a slot during tight MRO supply.

Highlighting Acquisitions, new terminals and more.

The outgoing president of the General Aviation Manufacturers Association is leaving quite a legacy.

Mike Minchow transitions from COO to president and talks about changes at the MRO.

Are HondaJet’s runway excursions statistical outliers or indications to reevaluate the pilot-vehicle interface?

Business jet operators to Europe and the UK face increased costs and requirements.

Industry leaders from a variety of bizav segments share their insights and predictions for 2025.

Private aviation may experience turbulence in the future, but for now, investors see blue skies.

Overseas pilots, mechanics and aircraft owners must designate U.S. agents for service of FAA documents.

Charts are in a PDF linked from this article, which offers detailed explanations of the specifications and terminology used in the handbook.

Renewed demand and new technology are prompting manufacturers to turn their attention to the lighter end of the rotorcraft market.

The GA fleet is growing but faces a few big challenges.

In recent years, suppliers have unveiled significant upgrades of the stalwart twin turboprop.