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The manufacturers of business jets employ various technologies to make maintenance more efficient and thereby reduce operating costs for customers.

The Ansat, another light twin, is now also certified for commercial passenger operations.

Thailand avoids EU ban, for now

Senate Appropriations Committee members said they would reject measures to put parts of FAA on "funding autopilot."

A rock star’s transformation into the world of aviation.

The requirement for an oxygen mask above 41,000 feet might create more problems than it solves, say some pilots.

Aspiring airline pilots are discouraged by low entry level pay, limited career path, speakers at ALPA conference relate.

Voluntary 18-month pilot program allows FAA employees to identify safety concerns without fear of retaliation.

Tower was quickly evacuated and will remain shut pending the results of air sampling tests.

Recommends that volcanic ash forecasts should be presented in the form of a zoning system that depicts areas of low, medium and high concentrations

NBAA president Ed Bolen outlined the latest proposal for a House bill to privatize ATC and fund it through user fees, which the association opposes.

On June 11, colon cancer patient James Etherton and his wife flew on Blue Beacon's Cessna Citation from treatment in NYC to their home in Illinois.

Textron Aviation ends 41-year partnership with Duncan as an authorized service center as it works with customers directly.

Order part of larger commitment signed in 2013.

Airport proponents and opponents are waging a letter-writing campaign as lawmakers push for restrictions or closure at SMO.

In addition to an upgrade program for 16 survivors from earlier production.

Italian aircraft carrier will lead efforts to rescue, and stem the tide of, migrants crossing the Mediterranean.

ARSA warns battle lines are forming over Shuster's reauthorization proposal.

Nearly 1,300 FBOs in the U.S. and Canada could be viable acquisitions, says industry expert John Enticknap.

Move from 1.3 per month to take effect next March

The technique will be used to launch F-35Bs from British and Italian aircraft carriers.

The Royal Australian Air Force started flying the IAI Heron at Rockhampton Airport in advance of a joint training exercise with U.S. military.

Investors like the continued strong trading conditions for airliner manufacturers and the aerospace food chain that supports them.

Aspen Avionics is adding certified GPS receiver technology to its product mix.

Transition effective July 1

The Kodiak is now approved in 29 countries as Quest works to expand its international presence.

Controllers can now track aircraft in oceanic airspace east and west of Australia using automatic dependent surveillance-contract.

While House bill drew veto threat and Democrat ire, Senate bill passed subcommittee largely with bipartisan support.

New AIA chief Dave Melcher joins chorus of appeals in favor of reauthorization the bank as Congress has less than a week to act.

First two G450LXis were handed over to Dallas-based fractional provider on June 23.