Latest from Mark Phelps

CAF rescued historic C-47.

Association giving away $1,000 grants to equip for NextGen.

Oxygen system provider giving out free samples at Oshkosh show.

The customer-support jet will be based at Falcon Jet’s North American headquarters at Teterboro and is one of two fielded by the French airframer.

The new program supplants the original 1967 noise abatement procedure.

NBAA president Ed Bolen outlined the latest proposal for a House bill to privatize ATC and fund it through user fees, which the association opposes.

Networking event hosts a standing-room-only crowd

Intelsat provides broadband network solutions for earthquake-ravaged Nepal

U.S.-based communications group expands its menu of communications systems upgrades

“The condemnation [of the airport] was singularly initiated to secure Township control over airport operations,” ruled a judge.

Contract fuel giants World Fuel and Colt have merged to spread their services even further

Keeping information flowing is vital to safety enhancement

Europe’s largest business aviation expo set for May 19 to 22 in Geneva.

Airbus Helicopters builds its fleet in Malaysia with more sales and support.

More helicopters and training commitment announced for the region.

Helicopter maker delivers two corporate AW139s and takes order for one maritime patrol version.

With facilities in the U.S. and Canada, the deal will allow Field to better serve its customers worldwide.

Company offers a panoply of products for helicopters, from composite cyclics to solar-protection products.

The squadron has saved thousands of lives flying search-and-rescue missions over a 2.3-million sq mi area.

The chalet doors at Farnborough were barely shuttered after this last summer’s airshow before exhibitors started booking space for the 2016 event.

Two organizations work together to benefit business aviation in the Middle East

The next generation of industry workers has a chance to see what they have in store.

Global catering specialist taps the best of regional cuisine, worldwide.

Authorities reported that the pilot, the only person on board, reported an engine failure on takeoff and was trying to return to the airport.

New software preemptively touches on incoming regulations

Stage 3 hushkit will keep Learjet 20s flying after the Dec. 31, 2015 Stage 3 deadline kicks in for sub-75,000-pound jets.

Veteran bizav leader Bill Highfill joins Ohio-based MRO

Plethora of parts and components expected to pass through the doors of 67,800-sq-ft center annually.

Randy Green has transformed his passion into a flying career

Florida program takes unusual attitudes to the extreme