European business traffic on the up
European business aviation traffic posted an overall annual increase of 4% in 2017, according to specialist analyst WINGX Advance, despite…
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Dassault pulls plug on Falcon 5X in favour of new project
French manufacturer Dassault announced the cancellation of its ill-fated Falcon 5X ultra-wide business jet programme on 13 December…
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Africa’s corporate jet fleet to grow
The African Business Aviation Association (AfBAA) hosted the first African Business Aviation Conference (AfBAC) in Johannesburg from 29 November to…
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Garmin hits one million
Specialist avionics manufacturer Garmin has taken just 28 years to deliver one million certified avionics products. The milestone delivery of…
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Honeywell downgrades forecast
Business jet deliveries will fall by 3.5% in the next 10 years and decrease by 2.3% in terms…
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NBAA-BACE 2017 – ‘A strong, meaningful show’
This year’s ‘National Business Aviation Association – Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition‘ (NBAA-BACE) opened in Las Vegas just 10 days…
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Interior work for the Aerion AS2
Aerion Corporation, the Nevada-based supersonic technology specialist, is currently working with UK-based Design Q to develop the innovative…
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Russian traffic continues to fall
Since relations between Russia and West soured in 2014, the number of domestic and international business jet flights has fallen…
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US proposal for aircraft ownership disclosure
A new bill, the Aircraft Ownership Transparency Act (H.R. 3544), has been tabled in the US Congress, which proposes…
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Business aviation keeps shareholders happy
The use of business aviation is the sign of a well-managed enterprise among America’s most highly valued and…
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