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The Naples Airport Authority reopened Runway 5/23 late last week after paving the safety areas at both ends of the airport’s primary runway.

Last week the International Helicopter Safety Team (IHST) reported that worldwide rotorcraft accidents are down 30 percent since it began its campaign

Apple’s latest update to the iOS operating system–iOS 5.0.1–is expected to prevent some of the automatic data deletion problems that iPad users

NBAA helped to pioneer the transition to GPS-based flight decks and procedures, and now the group is taking a leading role

Reports that the FAA would begin charging for digital downloads and close the navigational products website to individuals have stirred an outcry

Teddy Forstmann, the man who was credited with turning around Gulfstream Aerospace in the 1990s, died Sunday, reportedly from brain cancer.

President Obama signed a $12.5 billion transportation, housing and urban development appropriations bill on Friday containing language that reinstated

American chooses A319s and A321s.

Qantas enters arbitration with employees

Dubai's chaos proves irrelevent as orders flow.

Emirates SkyCargo adjusts to ups and downs of freight business.

Kingfisher Airlines needs new short- and long-term capital to ease its cash-flow woes

Above average passenger growth to drive thousands of new airliner orders by 2030

Turkey's Atlasjet commits to Bombardier's CS300 and NordStar opts for ATR42s

Middle East carriers give fill orders backlogs at both Boeing and Airbus during Dubai Air Show

An advisory committee chartered by the Federal Aviation Administration has said it does not support an equipage mandate for ADS-B In at this time.

In a strange way, flydubai’s anticlimactic news was reassuring. In an overheated industry, it seems that cooler heads for now have prevailed.

A Brazil appeals court found American journalist Joe Sharkey guilty yesterday of defamation for his reporting and commentary following the 2006 accident.

Monitoring fuel quality is a must for FBO operators, too bad its not mandatory for all fuel purveyors.

The world’s fastest business jet–the wide-cabin Gulfstream G650–received provisional type certification from the FAA.

Boeing has expanded on its proposal to replace the U.S. Air Force E-8 Joint STARS air-ground surveillance aircraft (AGS) with a version of the P-8 Poseidon

The Italian Air Force accepted the first of six Alenia Aermacchi M346 advanced jet trainers. A second aircraft will follow shortly

Lockheed Martin UK Integrated Systems has unveiled a self-contained sensor pod that can be fitted easily to helicopters and airlifters to convert them

The French Air Force will sign a contract for between five and seven A330 Multi-Role Tanker Transports in 2013, with quick deliveries foreseen

et’s talk about the exciting year we’ve just experienced at BJT.

UAE official declares French Rafale offer uncompetitive

JetFlite International of Long Beach, Calif., has launched an aircraft “refinishment” program that repairs and refinishes existing components and materials

Signature Flight Support recently acquired a majority stake in Arrindell Aviation Services, an FBO at St. Maarten Princess Juliana International Airport.

Arabian Jets of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia and CAE signed a long-term agreement for pilot training services on eight business aircraft types yesterday at the Dub

EASA certified the Turbomeca Arrius 2G1 turboshaft that powers the Kamov Ka-226T light twin, Kamov parent company Russian Helicopters announced this week.