Content Archive: October 2019

The “steady erosion” in business aviation flying in Europe continued last month, as departures fell 2 percent year-over-year, according to WingX.

The addition allows the aircraft and airport services provider to expand its influence in the ground service repair realm.

Political tensions in Hong Kong exacerbate airlines’ competitive challenges.

The charges against the pilot in command of the Aeroflot SSJ100 carry a prison sentence of seven years.

Recent OEM gatherings show value of in-person events ahead of the industry's biggest confab.

Textron Aviation has begun deliveries of its super-midsize twinjet following FAA type certification on Sept. 21.

Indonesia’s flag carrier resumes partnership agreement with Sriwijaya Air while debts continue to accumulate.

Rotorcraft mission specific equipment manufacturer Dart Aerospace can now boost is catalog with the addition of Oregon-based Simplex Aerospace.

SAF is a key part of business aviation's efforts to meet emissions goals and is about the industry's "license to operate," IBAC said in an ICAO report.

Swiss-based inspection, verification, testing, and certification firm SGS has acquired a majority stake in Argus International.