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A citizens group formed to seek a vote on development of Santa Monica airport land gathered signatures from more than 15,000 city residents.

The Aviation Alliance headed by Geoff Miller is attempting to remanufacture the Cessna 421C and Gulfstream GIII.

Fractional-share provider NetJets is replacing its G200s with Challenger 350s.

First flight of the first production HondaJet is another step toward entry into service early next year. ###Channels###BA

Newly nominated NTSB chairman has long background in aviation safety.

GE’s Passport engine for the Bombardier Global 7000 and 8000 will soon fly on a Boeing 747 testbed.

Pilots would enjoy more protections from the FAA under a new Pilot’s Bill of Rights

Dassault Aviation’s parent company has paved the way for a “succeeding statutory president” position. ###Channels###P

NBAA’s senior vice president of conventions and forums will continue to serve as a consultant after retiring. ###Channels###P

Gama Aviation’s new FBO at Sharjah International Airport getting good reviews from pilots and passengers.

West Coast Aircraft Sales sells a GippsAero GA8 to the California Highway Patrol.

Pilots who need to learn how to operate new Fans and CPDLC features can use a new training system in their own aircraft.

The first A320neo rolled out of its paint hangar in Toulouse on July 1.

Some 105 Citation flights arrived at Mercer County Airport, carrying approximately 700 athletes, coaches and family members.

Owner-pilots are the biggest market for the speedy Daher-Socata TBM 900 single-engine turboprop.

Regional carrier is set to benefit from the elevation of Sri Lanka’s flag carrier through the Oneworld alliance.

Unsure of the benefits–and awaiting subsidies–many users have delayed equipage, pointing to a scramble to equip before the 2020 deadline.

Gulfstream IV pilots speak to AIN about their companies’ operating procedures.

Challenger 300 upgrade got the nod from Canadian authorities.

Probable cause for San Francisco crash mainly focuses on the Asiana pilots.

Agency says its authority to regulate model airplanes dates back to 2012.

Although the statistics on fatal accidents points downward, the month of July appears to buck this trend.

GAO Reviews Safety Management System Implementation

The Twin Otter was on a VFR flight plan at 12,500 feet when it hit terrain.

As many as eight bullets may have been fired at the Airbus from the ground.

As one European air traffic control strike ended, another began.

New MH370 data analysis hopes to tighten a re-defined search area.