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David Appleby will be joining the ASM consulting team in the role of air service development consulting director.

Almost half of all global manned aircraft opportunities over the next decade will arise from Asia, new data from Aviation Week Intelligence Network has revealed.

The hours of business aircraft utilization rose by 15% to around 690,000 hours in June 2022 despite the cost of fuel soaring to $4.12 per gallon from $1.75 i

ATR continues its commitment to attending the Singapore Airshow in a region that has long been an important market for the turboprop manufacturer.

The J-20 is a fifth-generation, twin-engine fighter designed by Chengdu. Early production aircraft are powered by Russian supplied AL-31FN Series 3 engines. Subsequent production configuration J-20As are powered by the AL-31 or derivatives of the WS-10 depending upon the production batch. Future aircraft may be powered by the WS-15.

AIN Media Group editors took home both journalism awards presented at the annual media breakfast ahead of the opening session at NBAA-BACE in Las Vegas.

. On June 3, Boom announced an order from United Airlines for its Overture supersonic commercial airliner. With these mixed signals, where is the supersonic market heading?

Share Your browser does not support iframes, but you can use the following link: Link BCA editors share their insights from key topics discussed at EBACE Connect and what they mean for the business aviation industry.  Dont miss a single episode. Subscribe to Aviation Weeks podcasts in iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and Google Play. Please leave us a review. Rush Transcript to come.

The business aviation sector is a tale of two worlds when it comes to mergers and acquisitions. While there is not much movement in the manufacturing side of the industry, investors seem interested in buying fixed-base operators (FBOs) or other business aviation services businesses. When it comes to FBOs, dealmaking is hot and expected to remain so as post-pandemic business jet activity ramps up from what turned out to be a muted decline during the novel coronavirus outbreak. Credit...