In his first interview since announcing his retirement as Embraer CEO, Fred Curado discusses how Embraer has changed, current challenges and the looming trade dispute with Bombardier.
Piper Aircraft has received FAA type certification on its newest aircraft, the Piper M600 single-engine turboprop—a higher-performing version of its Meridian.
The U.S. Air Force faces growing pressure to competitively select an airframe to carry Compass Call electronic warfare equipment, even as its chief of staff-in-waiting warns of significant delays in fielding mission-critical combat gear if permission to rapidly acquire EC-37Bs is denied by Congress.
Seeker Aircraft has received Normal Category Type Certificates from the FAA and the Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) for the Seeker SB7L-360 series aircraft.
Helicopter makers show progress in increasing performance, cutting noise and improving safety. Speed is a challenge, but there are promising developments.
The FAA faces several challenges in ensuring it has enough fully certified air traffic controllers to balance new controller training requirements and upcoming retirements, a high-ranking official said.
Jet Edge International, a Los Angeles-based operator of long-range and large-cabin business jets, has added its 50th business jet to its managed fleet of aircraft.
May business-aircraft activity in North America and the Caribbean increased 2.2% over the year-ago month, representing the third straight year-over-year increase, according to Argus TraqPak data.
The Aeronautical Repair Station Association (ARSA), six other trade associations and four aerospace companies have asked directors of flight standards for the FAA and the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) to revise their guidelines on international part documentation.
A bespoke suit, a briefcase of supple leather, command of a skilled workforce and a $53 million business jet are symbols of success. With all that, asks MotoArt, shouldn’t the business card convey the same message?
The U.S. Senate has passed a third-class medical reform bill for the third time in six months, the last time as part of the National Defense Authorization Act, according to the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association.
In a move designed to meet the growing needs of business aircraft operators in Mexico, Duncan Aviation has announced a “significant investment” to stage critical tooling and turbine engine support equipment there.
For a couple of decades, the business aviation industry has been in search of the elusive “seamless transition” from the high-speed internet of home or office to the same level of connectivity in the business jet cabin.
With minimal effort, airlines will be able to take advantage of the most advantageous, curvaceous new NextGen procedures with their older-generation jets.
Cessna Aircraft Co., a division of Textron Aviation, said June 13 that the company has powered on the electrical distribution system of its new Citation Longitude super mid-sized jet.
Airbus Group’s Silicon Valley outpost A3 and ride-hailing company Uber have begun a multi-week demonstration of an on-demand helicopter service in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
