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Bombardier Aerospace announced last month it will lay off another 1,330 employees as part of a plan to “realign” regional aircraft production rates with ma

Keystone Helicopter in West Chester, Pa., reached an agreement with Seacor Holdings to sell its Flight Services Division, a 35-aircraft fleet dedicated to

Million Air at press time was set to open its first FBO in Europe through a joint venture with the Flying Group of Belgium.

On November 23 the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) will adopt an amendment to increase the age limit for airline pilots to 65, provided an

Bombardier late last month received type certification from the FAA, Transport Canada and the European Aviation Safety Agency for its Challenger 605, the u

The FAA issued a new Safety Alert for Operators (SAFO 06014) that seeks to clarify the conditions under which pilots can take off with frost adhering to ai

Brazilian authorities held two U.S.

Launching a new era for the 70-year-old lightplane manufacturer, Piper Aircraft president and CEO Jim Bass last month took the wraps off the design mockup

Enormous banners that hung from the façade of the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando last month proclaimed the NBAA Convention offered “A year’s wo

Flight nurse Joan Sullivan Garrett never envisioned herself as an entrepreneur and certainly never as the head of a multi-million-dollar company with globa

NASA has been studying various types of emissions from commercial aircraft to develop ways to reduce emissions and protect the environment.

With fuel prices at noticeably higher levels and Stage 4 noise requirements proposed to take effect next January 1, industry and government are working fur

Harry Combs

After a ride in a mailplane at age 13, Harry Combs was hooked on aviation and made it his life.

Boeing Business Jets: Lee Monson to Steven Hill

Former Boeing Aircraft Trading business director Steven Hill was appointed president

Two years ago the NBAA board of directors decided not to extend the contract of Jack Olcott, who had been the face of the business aviation organization fo

Seeing Susan Saint James on the Today show early last month remembering the life of her 14-year-old son, Teddy Ebersol–one of three people who died in the

I write this on October 15, my 60th birthday.

Seeing Susan Saint James on the Today show early last month remembering the life of her 14-year-old son, Teddy Ebersol–one of three people who died

The $388 billion omnibus spending bill Congress passed late last year cut the FAA’s budget for Fiscal Year 2005 to $13.6 billion, $219 million less than in

At press time, London City Airport was expecting to have received a total of 7,000 business aviation movements last year–a level of traffic it had not been

Ibis Aerospace has quashed speculation that Taiwan’s Aerospace Industrial Development Corp.

Thunder Aviation in Chesterfield, Mo., recently won a group RVSM STC for Falcon 10s equipped with the Collins AP-105 autopilot.

Wichita-based LJSC has received group certification for RVSM on the Learjet 24 and 25.

An infrared de-icing system is scheduled to be operational late this winter at New York John F.

The Defense Department will remove its flight information publications, digital aeronautical flight information file and related aeronautical charts and pu

Everyone in the industry knows that new and used business aircraft sales, prices and inventories generally follow the overall economy.

Most of more than 35 respondents supported the FAA’s notice of proposed rulemaking–as is or with a few changes–to permit pilots serving as second-in-comman

Operators will see en route ATC charges for most of Europe reduced by an average of 7 percent starting this month.

Paced by Defense Department spending, U.S.

Gulfstream Aerospace’s European service center at London Luton Airport has received Part 145 approval from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).