Aviation International News

Signature Aviation has launched Signature Access, a new program aimed at making private aviation ground service pricing more predictable for FBO customers. Read more ⬇️

The practice of airports using ADS-B tracking to charge aircraft landing fees is still generating controversy, with operators expressing disapproval of the practice online. Read more ⬇️

Air charter operator Air Bravo can now train PC-12 pilots at its facility in Thunder Bay, Ontario, where One-G Simulation has installed a Swiss12 advanced aviation training device modeled on the turboprop single. Read more ⬇️

FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford remains open to continuing discussions on the agency’s decision to revoke exemptions that permitted single-pilot operations in a range of Textron Aviation’s older Part 25 Cessna Citation light jets. Read more ⬇️

ignature Aviation has launched Signature Access, a new program aimed at making private aviation ground service pricing more predictable for FBO customers. Read more ⬇️

Air charter operator Air Bravo can now train PC-12 pilots at its facility in Thunder Bay, Ontario, where One-G Simulation has installed a Swiss12 advanced aviation training device modeled on the turboprop single. Read more ⬇️

Nigeria’s growing business aviation sector is preparing to raise its profile with a relaunched trade show next year. Read more ⬇️

The French air and space force has officially taken delivery of its first Dassault Falcon 8X-based “Archange” signals intelligence aircraft. Read more ⬇️

Western Aircraft became the first authorized Pilatus sales center to deliver 300 new-production PC-12 turboprop singles, a milestone reached at its Boise, Idaho head office with the handover of S/N 3107, a PC-12 Pro variant. Read more ⬇️

Bristow Group pilots can now train on a new AW139 level-D simulator at the company’s simulation hall in Dyce, Aberdeen, near Scotland’s Aberdeen International Airport. Read more ⬇️