The Weekly of Business Aviation

FlightSafety International said it is adding two Cessna Caravan Level D qualified simulators at its

Daher has appointed Exec Aero at Orlando Executive Airport as the TBM service center

Fractional ownership provider Flexjet, based in Dallas, has taken delivery of its first

Astra, an African flight support company, has signed ground handling agreements with

Ralph Crosby III has been named executive director of corporate and VIP sales for

ALPA AVIATION CONCEPT LIMITED Model R2160 aircraft [Docket No. FAA-2015-3956; Directorate Identifier 2015-CE-032-AD] — proposes to

Greenpoint Aerospace, an interiors refurbishment and maintenance, repair and overhaul facility based in Denton, Texas, delivered four

Don Holbert, who served as chairman of Central Flying Service, has died.

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The market for business-aircraft engines is expected to grow in the 10 years spanning 2016-25 from 61,400 to 74,600, a new forecast projects.

Global Jet Capital, a less than year-old finance provider, is buying GE’s business aircraft finance organization in a deal valued at $2.5 billion.

Flexjet and Flight Options will be recognized as a single carrier within Directional Aviation, the National Mediation Board ruled on Sept. 30.

Piper Aircraft is delivering its first Piper M500 single-engine turboprop to a customer in Poland.

Georgetown, Texas-based Red Aviation has acquired DFW Instrument in Addison, Texas.

King Schools, founded by John and Martha King, has made some leadership changes.

Pentastar Aviation is adding a new aircraft interior design studio at the firm’s site at Oakland County International Airport, where it has its headquarters.

The group restoring a historic B-29 Superfortress has launched a 30-day Kickstarter campaign to get the aircraft in the air.

AgustaWestland has certified its Limited Ice Protection System (LIPS) on its AW189 super-medium, twin-engine helicopter.

The House and Senate have approved a measure to extend FAA funding through March 31, 2016.

A Windecker Eagle – the first composite aircraft to ever receive FAA certification – is close to flying again.

Corporate Eagle, a fractional and managed business aviation company, has taken delivery of the first of four Falcon 2000s as it expands its fractional fleet.

A crowdfunding campaign has received commitments for $10 million for the development of a vertical-takeoff-and-landing business jet called the TriFan 600.

Signature Flight Support's owner has agreed to purchase Landmark Aviation to create the world's largest FBO network. Plus, the Pilot’s Bill of Rights 2 has gained supermajority support in the U.S. Senate. And the National Business Aviation Association is urging its members to plan for the worst if a government shutdown occurs because Congress does not approve a spending bill by Sept. 30.

Duncan Aviation has moved its Fort Lauderdale, Florida, location to a new site in the city.

Frasca International has installed two Cessna 172 Mentor Advanced Aviation Training Devices at the