Pipistrel unveiled the Voyager, its new aircraft for pilot training; Central Aerospace supported the logistics operation for humanitarian aid following the earthquake in western Colombia; Textron Aviation celebrated the 500th delivery of the Citation CJ4 while moving forward with the development of its next generation; and Arnaud Penent D’izarn took over as Director General of Civil Aviation with the challenge of strengthening the country’s aviation safety, modernization, and

Textron Aviation is boosting connectivity and modernizing its fleet with new features in the CJ4 Gen 3 and Citation CJ1, as well as finalizing the first sale of the Longitude in Brazil. At the same time, Colombia reaffirmed its regional leadership in aviation safety during the PA-RAST forum.

Pratt & Whitney launches the more powerful and environmentally friendly GTF Advantage engine for the A320neo family, while Textron Aviation advances certification of the CJ4 Gen 3 business jet and prepares to stand out at the Paris Air Show with versatile aircraft and a strong social commitment. Meanwhile, Garmin expands its air navigation database to the South Pacific, reinforcing its support for safe and globally connected aviation.

Textron introduced the CJ4 Gen 3 for 2026, improving technology and safety. Collins Aerospace joined the Digital Alliance for Aviation, improving aeronautical efficiency. NBBA announced key speakers for its 2025 conference, including Gregory Feith. Colombia's Aerocivil modernizes Golfo de Morrosquillo airport, improving connectivity and generating employment.

Collins Aerospace upgrades Cessna Citation avionics, Textron expands service, FAA digitizes records

Pratt & Whitney certified its GTF engine, Collins launched avionics and Jet AI introduced fractional ownership of the Cessna CJ4 Gen 2