Business Aviation

McKinsey report finds rising demand at leisure destinations, aging fleets and growing pressure on aviation infrastructure.

Canadian business jet manufacturer plans to expand facilities and hire 800 workers following Trump’s reversal on sales ban threat.

FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford says additional training and aircraft modifications could warrant consideration.

The company projects nearly 10,000 new business jet deliveries over the next decade as flight activity increases.

The business jet completed its first cabin-equipped flight and set a new city-pair speed record ahead of NBAA-BACE.

New analysis shows compensation growth outpacing the broader U.S. labor market as operators face continued workforce pressures.

New SyberVision avionics will feature six touchscreen displays and automation designed for single-pilot operations.

Arkansas operator accused of conducting 37 passenger flights outside its approved operating authority.

Textron reports more than 1,220 flight test hours across three light jet programs.

NBAA and Citation Jet Pilots are asking the FAA to delay the rescission of single-pilot exemptions and establish a joint working group.