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AIN writer had a chance to fly the peppy aircraft.

The IFD550 is intended to fill a niche for aircraft that would not otherwise be updated with integrated glass avionics suites.

The demise of Mooney’s composite, diesel three-place airplane leaves reams of data and an opportunity for a new model in the future.

Another all-metal light sport airplane makes the jump across the Atlantic to the U.S. market.

Presales figures are up significantly.

The 2017 NBAA business aviation finance, registration and legal conference buzzed with renewed energy.

Financiers, insurance brokers and aviation lawyers are seeing an uptick in business jet transactions in 2017.

Drones are being used as tools by large insurance companies, but should their operators join the flight department?

Business aviation aircraft manufacturers and operators were hiring at the annual International Women in Aviation conference.

Preliminary and final reports

Preliminary and final reports

Preliminary, final and factual reports

The company's crew did not often make visual circuit arrivals other than at Blackbushe.

Preliminary and final reports

Mobile service units help get AOG aircraft airborne quickly.

Company announces it is safer, smarter and has more lift.

ADS-B out mandates are closing in and OEMs continue to raise the bar on simplicity for installations.

Setouchi Aircraft Leasing and Trading Corp., a sister company to Quest Aircraft, will provide financing for Quest Kodiak 100 buyers.

Applications for the 2017 scholarship will be available via Avfuel’s website on Dec. 1, 2016.

Esterline’s LCD CMA-6800 display can replace legacy CRTs in numerous business jets.

Trifectas are rare, and gratifying. This year at NBAA Latitude Technologies gets its own.

That’s some kind of magic, turning a cute little Cessna trainer into the parts and pieces of a Boeing Stearman.

Holding civil aviation authority for maintenance from numerous countries is one key to Banyan Air Service success.

Hoping to pull youth into all aspects of aviation, CBAA creates a scholarship for schedulers and dispatchers.

Just a week after his death at 94 from natural causes, NBAA pays tribute to the distinguished airman at its opening sessions.

If you can’t go to EAA’s AirVenture, maybe a virtual visit is in order.

SATCOM Direct scores as the first business aviation satellite service provider authorized to offer SiriusXM services.

Completing the process, Skyservice focuses its FANS STC on early model G200s.

Disbursing $78,000 in training scholarships might not be a record, but it certainly is satisfying work for WCA volunteers.

Big data is everywhere, improving the way we maintain our sophisticated turbine aircraft.