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Gulfstream, Bell, and Dassault were in the middle of certifications when regulators changed processes

The French airframer is optimistic that Falcon sales will improve later in the year

New aircraft on display at EBACE 2024

Seven Gulfstream G700s will join the Qatar Executive fleet this year

Dassault’s Proven Service Support Strategy Evolves Further

EBAA secretary-general Holger Krahmer spoke with AIN ahead of this year's EBACE show.

Revenues last year fell by almost 31 percent to €4.8 billion ($5.2 billion) from €6.9 billion in 2022.

Taxonomy, book-and-claim remain top priorities

Unlike protests earlier this year in Europe, no aircraft were damaged

But Dutch government is forced to suspend capacity cuts at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport

The Brazilian airframer is expanding its aftermarket service capabilities

Standards exclude business aircraft from sustainability investment

Customers will begin flying their new 6Xs in November.

Little fallout seen after bizav eco-protests

Aviation groups say Dutch government should delay Schiphol Airport cuts until November election

Suspicions raised as Putin opponent dies in crash

Experienced leader takes reins of EU's DG Move

Dassault Aviation recorded orders for 12 Falcon in the first half, down from 41 in the year-ago period.

Proposed cuts to aircraft noise could impact business aviation, as could possible restrictions on domestic private jet movements.

Lanzhou Aviation Industry Development Group emerged as launch customer of the Embraer E-Jets freighters in China.

German business aircraft management company MHS Aviation acquired a third Falcon to support its growing charter operations.

Pratt & Whitney Maroc will manufacture detailed static and structural machined parts for various engine models in Casablanca.

Airbus has also started to trial in-flight auxiliary power entirely generated by hydrogen.

Airbus, ATR, Boeing, and Embraer all collected multiple aircraft orders on Tuesday at the Paris Airshow.

Honeywell will lead two research and development consortiums to modernize and digitalize European air traffic management.

Canadian airframer De Havilland secured commitments for 45 aircraft to back the launch of the DHC-6 Twin Otter Classic 300-G.

Saudi start-up Riyadh Air, which continues to consider a narrowbody jet option, is presenting one of its liveries on a Boeing 787 in Paris.

Collins Aerospace will participate in EU Sesar air traffic management projects to accelerate digital transformation of the continent’s ATM system.

The Airbus A350XWB made its debut at the Paris Air Show June 2013 and has collected nearly 1000 orders for the -900, -1000 and the freighter versions.

New European rules call for an obligation for minimum sustainable aviation uplift for flights within and departing the EU from 2025.