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For some time I have been aware of and exposed to a changing culture at the major airlines, and it holds lessons for corporate aviation.

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Keystone Helicopter of West Chester, Pa., has expanded its accessories capabilities on both the Rolls-Royce 250 and Honeywell LTS101 turboshaft engines.

Two students were selected to receive NBAA’s 2004 William M.

“Adding maintenance capability just made sense; it made us more versatile,” Jerry Gore, president and CEO of San Antonio-based Gore Design Completions, tol

The FAA has bestowed its highest award, the Diamond Award for Maintenance Excellence, on Raytheon Aircraft Services Indianapolis.

Transport Canada has approved Alteon Training, a wholly owned subsidiary of Boeing, to be an approved training organization for maintenance training under

Stevens Aviation Denver has received FAA approval to add new airframe and powerplant ratings to its repair station certificate.

Expeditors International of Washington has teamed with Bombardier Aerospace to establish super warehouses with Caterpillar Logistic Services as part of a s

The New York Aviation Management Association and the Long Island Business Aviation Association, with support from NBAA, were instrumental in having legisla

Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) has appointed Industria de Turbo Propulsores S.A.

Thunder Aviation signed an agreement to become Atlantic Turbines’ newest service network facility.

Jet Aviation and Airbus signed a service center agreement for Airbus Corporate Jetliner support.

West Star Aviation is developing “16g” cockpit, cabin and lavatory seats for the Cessna CitationJet line.

The FAA has announced it will delay further the compliance date for a recent Handbook Bulletin for Airworthiness (HBAW), affecting aircraft maintenan

Maintenance technicians at the Greenville, S.C.

Boeing Business Jets selected Flightdocs of Babylon, N.Y., as a factory-authorized maintenance tracking service for BBJ operators.

Failure of the crew to perform required weight and balance calculations and other weight-related procedures, lack of appropriate records to support trainin

The UK Department for Transport is expected to decide early next year whether it will proceed with plans to restrict the amount of time foreign-registered

Bombardier Aerospace's new Leading Edge is a flight crew safety-training and resource program being offered at no-charge with the purchase of a new Bombard

Avidyne and Ryan International today announced the completion of a merger that folds Ryan's traffic-surveillance products into the Avidyne line.

Factory product support for Gulfstream IIs and GIIIs will move out from beneath the wing of Gulfstream service centers and find itself under the umbrella o

For general manager Bob Cruey, the recent renovation at Million Air Asheville (N.C.) was finished just in time.

Changes to the Dassault Falcon 7X, now in flight test, could increase its range to as much as 6,000 nm at Mach 0.80, Dassault Aviation said today.

Future EPA spill-containment requirements for airport fuel trucks remains an ambiguous subject.

Not satisfied to rest on its laurels of introducing 25 new or derivative Citations in the last 10 years, Cessna used the NBAA venue to introduce its 26th m

The FAA has determined that a proposed privately funded business aviation airport west of Houston is “objectionable” because it would create overlapping tr

Beginning next January, Raytheon is scheduled to start delivering the winglet-equipped Hawker 850XP, successor to the Hawker 800XPi.

Mercury Air Centers and TAG Aviation have joined to provide added travel services through Mercury’s FBO network.

The Challenger 605, announced this afternoon, will feature upgrades in the cockpit and cabin over the Challenger 604, which will be replaced following expe

As the cold weather settles into the Northeast, construction is advancing well on Million Air Teterboro’s new terminal/hangar complex.