Content Archive: February 2007

In the spirit of the season, the NATA Safety First program has made available its aircraft de/anti-icing training module, designed specifically for line te

As the maintenance paperwork trail on the Lockheed JetStar has wound its way from the Atlanta manufacturer to the FAA’s Transport Aircraft Certification br

Our series on America’s finest golf courses continues with a look at the three best classic courses in the South Central U.S., as determined by Golfweek

Two months after Swiss-based Jet Aviation revealed to AIN that it had dropped plans announced more than two years ago that it was partnering with Ku

On February 2, Super King Air B200 N777AJ survived an uncontrolled descent and structural damage after the inner ply of the windshield cracked at 27,000 fe

Bell/Agusta AB139s seem to be headed far and wide at the moment.

Swiss air-rescue provider Rega is ready to help any similar organization that would like to set up a membership-based financing plan.

A Danish flight-test engineer has developed a camera nose mount for the EC 120 that, he says, is stronger and lighter than the only current alternative.

The owner of Freight Runner’s Express, the cargo company whose Beech 99 and Cessna 402 collided on the ground at General Mitchell International Airport in

The Bush Administration is requesting $14.1 billion to run the FAA in Fiscal Year 2008 (beginning October 1), with general aviation–and in particular busin