Content Archive: March 2015

Grants operators a certificate of authorization for UAS flights at or below 200 feet anywhere in the country except in restricted airspace or major cities.

Republicans on the House Transportation Committee are pushing for 'transformational' reform, while Democrats are not sold on sweeping change.

In a process to be concluded by April 24, Airbus will reduce its holding in Dassault Aviation to 24.5 percent.

NBAA, NATA warn that they would not support FAA changes that threaten access, costs of system.

CASA and EASA sign off on the company's Australia operation.

The voluntary best practices standard for global business aviation handlers has seen its first two successes.

Larsen wary that push for transformation could lead to lengthy delays in reauthorization.

Commercial single-engine turbine IMC proposal on pace for release in 2016.

Delegates in Dubai stress shared responsibility

Boeing leads other large U.S. corporations in receiving subsidies from federal, state and local governments.