The Weekly of Business Aviation

Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier, Embraer, Textron and the Ohio Aerospace Institute have joined together to form the Halon Alternatives for Aircraft Propulsion Systems (HAAPS) consortium.

Hartzell Propeller will be the propeller technical partner of the Red Bull Air Race World Championship series for the second time this year, the company said.

On Air Dining, a culinary service that provides dining for business jet clients, is adding a high loader catering vehicle designed to deliver food directly into the galleys of widebody VIP aircraft.

Airbus Helicopters says it will fly the first prototype of its new X4 twin-engine medium helicopter later this year, after achieving power-on last November.

LMI Aerospace, based in St. Louis, is restructuring the organization of its aerostructure segment and establishing new leadership positions. It’s part

Ten aviation trade associations have petitioned FAA to wipe out a recently enacted rule change that took away a repair station’s ability to

FAA is close to rolling out a beta version of its master guidance database, but an agency executive cautions that industry likely won’t have access to

General aviation trade groups are urging the FAA’s technical standards office to prioritize ensuring that affordable ADS-B equipment is certified to

Duncan Aviation has received a renewal from the India office of the Director General of Civil Aviation as an approved aircraft maintenance

Garmin announced two rebate programs for as much as $50,000 for King Air G1000 upgrades, the Olathe, Kansas-based company said. King Air aircraft with

Jet Aviation Dubai has received European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Part 145 approval to provide line maintenance for Gulfstream G650 business jets

Sabreliner Aviation is extending its warranty on all aircraft painted at its Perryville, Missouri, location from one year to four, the company said

The International Bureau of Aviation (IBA) has added four analysts to supplement its specialist team as the organization increases its professional

Air Charter Service, an aircraft charter company, announced plans to spend about $15 million over the next five years to advance its charter booking

DASSAULT AVIATION Model FAN JET FALCON and FAN JET FALCON SERIES C, D, E, F and F airplanes [Docket No. FAA-2014-0626; Directorate Identifier 2014-NM

Derek Clarke has been appointed manager of customer service at Field Aviation, based at Toronto Pearson airport in Toronto. In his role, Clarke will

Feb. 1-3—Routes Americas, San Salvador, El Salvador, www.routesonline.com/events/166/routes-americas-2014/ Feb. 2-3—MRO Middle East, Dubai World Trade

Bell Helicopter has received Approved Training Organization (ATO) certification from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), the Fort Worth-based company said.

Gogo Inc., a global aero communications service provider based in Itasca, Illinois, is on track for record aircraft installations in 2015.

Mary Eisenhower, granddaughter of Dwight D. Eisenhower, was in Wichita on Jan. 26 for the unveiling of a new logo and the official launch of the new name of Wichita Mid-Continent Airport.

Former Gulfstream executive James Hagerty has founded a new business jet brokerage firm called the Hagerty Jet Group.

First Wave Aerospace in Tulsa, Oklahoma, has obtained a surplus inventory of aircraft ducting, manifolds and tubing, the company announced.

Inside the National Institute for Aviation Research in Wichita, engineers blow holes in aircraft panels.

Whatever happens on the football field, Super Bowl weekend will mean a blitz of business for Phoenix-area airports serving general aviation.

Rep. Rick Larsen (D-Wash.) will remain the top Democrat on aviation issues on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee after a vote by colleagues.