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Why, when the safety record of professionally flown turbine twins is so impressive, did four business aircraft experience fatal accidents during a five-wee

With passage of the National Intelligence Reform Act of 2004, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will be required to check the names of poten

Bombardier began shakedown flights January 16 of the first Global Express XRS, a longer-range successor to the Global Express.

Having missed the October 1 deadline for funding nine of the 13 government agencies that had been neglected, a lame-duck Congress made up for that lack of

Researchers from the U.S., Canada, Britain and France are participating in a major aircraft icing study taking place this winter primarily in the Montreal

As anticipated, there have been numerous changes in the makeup of President Bush’s cabinet.

The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is to be headquartered in Cologne, Germany.

The newly formed European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) issued its first-ever type certificate on December 11 in Brussels, Belgium.

Plans are under way to form a Greater Washington Business Aviation Association, patterned after other regional groups affiliated with NBAA across the natio

While the business aviation industry continues to show signs of a steady recovery, U.S.

Starting with the Citation X, Cessna is slowly rolling out new software versions of flight and maintenance manuals for its currently-manufactured business

The FAA is taking what the Transportation Department inspector general (IG) calls a “long overdue step” with regard to its standard terminal automation rep

Hamilton Aerospace Technology, a maintenance, engineering and modification firm that started 57 years ago as Hamilton Aviation, is expanding its narrowbody

The IRS has issued temporary guidelines on the bonus depreciation option.

A Gulfstream IISP (for Special Performance–GIIs equipped with Aviation Partners’ winglets) set a world speed record December 15 on its way from Los Angeles

MSA Aircraft Products of San Antonio has introduced its Accordia pleated window shade systems for the Embraer Legacy, Gulfstream 200 (as well as an Accordi

Lou Martin and Associates of San Antonio is offering its new generation window shade system for widebody large executive aircraft.
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The solution to sun glare, long a problem in the cabin, has in the past meant pulling the shades to block out the light.

Paradize II, an advanced cabin management system linking all the aircraft’s in-flight entertainment and cabin lighting components, has been installed on an

Securaplane Technologies and Luminator have signed an agreement to offer a wireless cabin LED lighting system for use in business aircraft and airliners.