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With the notable exception of professionally flown corporate jet operations, which had no accidents, business turboprops and jets posted more accidents and

When the national threat level was raised to code orange (high) on December 21, most people in general aviation took it in stride.

Proposed amendments were adopted to clarify the FAA’s anti-drug and alcohol-misuse regulations pertaining to testing requirements; reasonable cause for tes

A jury found Parker Hannifin negligent in the Oct.

West Star Aviation in Grand Junction, Colo., is working with the FAA to amend its Learjet 35/36 RVSM STC to include models with the FC-530 autopilot, FC-20

A proposed AD calls for inspections to detect improperly installed wiring for optional cabin lighting that could cause fires in Falcon 50s.

Boundary Layer Research, the Everett, Wash.

Customers of Jeppesen World Fuel Services can now go online to view fuel prices and place orders at more than 1,500 locations worldwide.

Airservices Australia wants to impose licensing fees to provide data for aeronautical information publications, including Jeppesen charts.

In the single largest training agreement in its history, Dallas-based CAE SimuFlite will soon start training all 900-plus pilots of Flight Options, the sec

The General Aviation Manufacturers Association has launched a campaign to extend the accelerated-depreciation schedule on new capital equipment–including b

The 2004 Omnibus Appropriations Bill passed by the Senate last month failed to include funding for general aviation relief authorized by Vision 100–The Cen

Chinese investment company D’Long confirmed that the development program for a 70- to 95-seat family of regional airliners acquired from the defunct Fairch

Flight delays resulting from ATC problems fell to their lowest level in a decade last year, said Eurocontrol.

In the fourth quarter of last year, Gulfstream Aerospace reported receiving orders for 34 aircraft, the largest number it has ever received in a three-mont

With the exception of Bombardier Flexjet, 13 major and minor players in the fractional industry continued their growth cycle last year, according to Wichit

Bombardier’s fractional aircraft ownership division, Flexjet, is now operating the first Challenger 300s to enter service.

A May 11 trial date has been set for the start of a lawsuit in which four former Flight Options pilots allege they were fired because of their union-organi

The FAA proposes replacing the current designee program with a new one that expands the functions that designees may perform, permits non-FAA-certified ind

Cessna anticipates that its Model 680 Citation Sovereign super-midsize business jet will receive full type certification before the end of next month.

Deep within every accident are messages for improving safety, but some mishaps are particularly provocative and have far-reaching implications.

Gulfstream is reportedly preparing a new model to succeed the G300, reliable industry sources have informed AIN.

Business jet operators knew three years ago that they would have to be equipped with approved ELTs by January 1 this year or be grounded until the installa