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$11.4 million runway improvement will make it a more hospitable destination for the latest class of large-cabin business jets.

This week's question looks at flaps and their effect on an airplane's angle of attack

After two failed attempts, state-owned carrier remains committed to resuming operations

The promotion expands Likoray's responsibility in the U.S.

The order includes conversions and remodels as well as new aircraft.

The Hagerty Jet Group will specialize in pre-owned Gulfstreams but handle a range of business jets.

Veasey has been actively involved in general aviation issues since he was first elected to Congress two years ago.

The guidelines are expected to incorporate industry and Congressional feedback with the FAA and NTSB's safety concerns about pilots flying with OSA.

ISASI’s 2015 theme is independence does not mean isolation.

Critics cite delays that are not currently being addressed by the FAA.

Business aircraft operators would do well to steer clear of Libya, says IBAC.

The region's airspace is saturated and large portions are off limits to civilian use, said the Civil Air Navigation Services Organization.

NTSB outlines ideas to locate a downed aircraft within six miles of impact.

Authorities suspended operations at Dubai International Airport for nearly an hour when recreational users flew drones in the terminal airspace.

Bank fraud scheme diverted airport money to other sources

Only 8,800 general aviation aircraft have equipped for ADS-B so far, and industry leaders warn cost is a 'serious obstacle' to equipage.

Aurora Flight Sciences said its Orion unmanned aircraft system flew for 80 hours during a flight in December.

Raphael Pirker settled with the FAA on the first civil fine the agency levied for alleged unsafe operation of an unmanned aircraft.

Strict rules of engagement and scarce targets, result in most combat aircraft sorties returning with weapons unexpended

Britain's regional airport lobby tells parliament it needs fairer access to slots and more flexible planning policies.

Fraudulent charters, nonexistent airplanes and thousands of dollars of absconded funds serve as a warning to watch out for potential scammers.

It experienced a 25-percent surge in year-over-year sales, to $214 million, and the $178 million in revenues for the year was a 17-percent bump over 2013.

Firm believes Textron, parent of Cessna Aircraft and Beechcraft, has the most leverage in the ongoing economic recovery in the U.S.

Progress has been uneven in expanding use of designee system, FAA certification chief concedes.

Company says “adapting the traditional brokerage model” with new web technology willl “enhance our customers’ experience.”

In EASA-funded research project, Cranfield University successfully tests crack detection system at full scale.

The company can design and paint traditional and exotic paint schemes for customers of aircraft the size of a Falcon 7x and smaller.

Stephen Foster named director of operations.

The company is embroiled in an international corruption scandal that could limit its future access to capital markets and retard exploration projects.

The oil-and-gas company is proceeding with its commitments to buy and lease new helicopters.