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In mid-2002, former Pilatus Business Aircraft COO Thomas Bosshard was named president and CEO of that U.S.

Amnesty International last month released a report (http://web.amnesty.org/library/Index/ENGAMR510572006) on the alleged illegal transfer of suspected terr

Bombardier Aerospace’s performance improved in FY2006, primarily the result of a continued strong business jet market.

Now that Sabreliner has sold its Midcoast Aviation subsidiary to Jet Aviation, the St.

Raytheon Aircraft joined Gulfstream Aerospace as the only major business aircraft OEMs to elevate the head of product support to the presidential level.

Flight Options recently became the first fractional provider approved by the FAA to participate in the Aviation Safety Action Program (ASAP).

May 8 is the comment deadline for a notice of proposed rulemaking to incorporate technology to reduce flammability exposure in transport aircraft fuel tank

After spending five years flying Eurocopter’s EC 130B4 Ecureuil “EcoStar,” Dave Chevalier, president of Blue Hawaiian Helicopters, still thinks it’s the be

Falcon 7X S/N 002 (F-WTDA) last month completed five days of cold-soak trials at Iqaluit and Resolute Bay in northern Canada.

With Duluth, Minn.-based Cirrus Design set to be a first-time exhibitor at this month’s EBACE, the speculation is that the company will finally unveil its

Further details have been announced about the future of the UK’s helicopter search-and-rescue service.

Piaggio Aero Industries is preparing to launch a jet program before year-end.

Garmin introduced the GNS 430W and GNS 530W WAAS-capable navigators at the Aircraft Electronics Association (AEA) Convention in Palm Springs, Calif., last

Sikorsky will sell two S-76Ds to Premier Aviation Services of Ireland, for VIP and business travel use.

At the European Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition early this month in Geneva, Boeing Business Jets president Steven Hill will reveal product deve

The controversy over Teterboro Airport (TEB) operations seems to be cooling down.

The FAA issued proposed special conditions for certification of AmSafe inflatable seatbelts, which will help the company obtain STCs in additional general

Legendary 1950s/1960s test pilot Scott Crossfield died alone in his Cessna T210 when it crashed in Georgia on April 19.

In proposed special certification conditions for the Citation Mustang published last month in the Federal Register, the FAA revealed some weights

Flight-tracking specialist OuterLink was presented an award during the American Helicopter Society symposium in Phoenix last month.

Transport aircraft manufacturers, including business jet OEMs, will be required to develp operational limitations for all future Part 25 designs, under a p

Demand for engine oil and debris analysis from laboratories in Europe and the U.S.

“How much weather information does a pilot really need?” This was a question posed by meteorologist James Tauss at a recent NASA conference on integrated c

Trajen FBOs are about to be folded into the Atlantic Aviation network.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) late last month issued an advisory urging private jet owners and general aviation airports to review secur

Some 10 months after Bombardier launched the 50-passenger Challenger 850 corporate shuttle, the first aircraft has entered service with Alberta, Canada-bas

Duncan Aviation has completed the installation and certification of a Max-Viz EVS-1000 enhanced-vision system in a customer Falcon 2000.

Raytheon Aircraft Services last month completed the first installation of the Rockwell Collins Integrated Flight Information System (IFIS) on a Hawker 800X

Airservices Australia has awarded a contract to Honeywell for the development of satellite-based precision landing systems that could eventually find a rea

The airlines that own Arinc are said to be interested in selling the 77-year-old aviation communications company, and the reasons are purely economic.