Content Archive: March 2015

The industry data provider believes the brutal winter weather played a greater role in this year's annual decline in business aircraft activity

Dassault Aviation increased sales of its Falcon business jets during 2014, and continued its strong investment in new models.

The International Civil Aviation Organization elected Fang Liu as the first woman and first Chinese national to serve as its secretary general.

Powered by photovoltaic cells, the single-pilot aircraft flew from Abu Dhabi, UAE to Muscat, Oman and then on to Ahmedabad, India.

A "bifurcation" in types flying resulted in headwinds for BBA Aviation's Aftermarket Services.

New aerodynamic features promise to help cut fuel burn by 2 percent

Head of Airbus military aircraft business replaced

FAA denies NATA request for a public meeting and provides only a 30-day extension rather than the 60 days requested by industry groups.

The U.S. Air Force suggested it will award a 'cost-plus' contract to develop the new Long-Range Strike Bomber.

With a potential $100 million in damages at play, an oft-delayed lawsuit gets another deferment.