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Textron Aviation today announced that it has delivered the 100th flagship Cessna Citation Longitude business jet to a longtime Citation customer. Textron Aviation employees celebrated this...

Aliko Dangote, Africas wealthiest black individual and the founder and chairman of Dangote Cement, the continents largest cement manufacturer, made a commitme...

A New Hampshire man has been arrested for using a small propeller airplane to stalk a woman in New York for four years - and pelting her home with tomatoes from above, police say.

Textron Aviation marked a new milestone with the delivery of its 100th Cessna Citation Longitude last week.

Cessna owner Tom Martin shares his experiences as a resident of Washington's Lynden Municipal/Jansen Field (38W) through his ‘Ginger The Plane’ YouTube channel.

Flight simulators are helpful rehearsal tools, whether you are practicing approaches at unfamiliar airports or seeking an instrument rating.

Federal investigators say carbon monoxide was likely to blame for a fatal airplane crash last year in Pittsylvania County.

Director of the Department of Tourism (DoT), Paul Pio says safety is a critical consideration in all businesses whether tourism or otherwise.

ZVEMAHANDE, Zimbabwe - DNA tests and forensic examinations have successfully confirmed the identities of the six individuals who tragically lost their lives in a light aircraft crash that occurred last Friday in the Zvemahande area, approximately 6 kilometers northwest of Mashava. The remains of the victims have been released for burial or cremation, marking a…

Beechcraft’s Sierra is rare compared with competing models from Piper and Cessna but has unique features that endear it to many pilots.