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Progression in the development of both aircraft and their systems have made it so that in many cases pilots manage the systems more than they handle the ai

The Senate last month passed its version of bonus depreci

The FAA last month proposed new pilot duty-time limita

With analysts predicting that Embraer could equal or even surpass Cessna as the world’s largest business jet maker by volume in the next few years, some ar

With yet another short-term extension of FAA funding, taxes and programs set to expire at the end of last month, AOPA, the General Aviation Manufacturers A

Pilots who like the XM satellite weather products WxWorx delivers to cockpit displays might like to access the same weather products on their office or por

It has been more than 10 years since an Air France Concorde crashed shortly after takeoff at Paris Charles De Gaulle.

The European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) has formally recognized the affiliation of five new national groups to its organization.

While business aviation anxiously awaits a new proposal for the Larg

As a result of aggressive cost-cutting measures, NetJets Europe expects to achieve modest operating profits this year.

A new market forecast by the Moscow-based Central AeroHydroDynamics Institute predicts that the number of Russian-registered business aircraft could exceed

Moscow’s JetExpo 2010 show last month provided evidence of strengthening demand for business aviation in the upper reaches of the Russian market.

The National Air Transportation Association (NATA) has partnered with AIC Title Service to offer a program that will help aviation businesses and individ

NBAA is still looking for volunteers to help with the community build project before its convention in Atlanta this month.

In its latest world commercial helicopter market report, research firm Frost & Sullivan expects the ­segment to expand from 24,625 helicopters in 200

Gulfstream Aerospace has received type certificate validation from the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand for the Gulfstream G500 and G550, allowing

Nexa Advisors and NBAA are working on a new study examining the value of business aviation to small and midsize companies.

Eurocopter yesterday unveiled the X3 (“x cube”) demonstrator, a compound helicopter with a 220-knot cruise speed.

Francis Vieira, a former contract pilot of now-defunct Platinum Jet Management, pleaded guilty yesterday to “conspiring to defraud charter customers and br

Taiwan’s air force is giving a ­hangar at Taipei Songshan ­Airport to the Civil Aeronautics Administration for use as the Asian country’s first business

“While there are pockets of growth in the global economy, the market for new production aircraft has stagnated at a very low level,” Hawker Beechcraft chai

The latest Eurocontrol traffic projections suggest that capacity constraints for the anticipated growing numbers of very light jets (VLJs) will be at air

Presenters at an RTCA symposium in Washington, D.C., last week warned that the FAA’s ambitious NextGen overhaul of the ATC system in the U.S.

The business jet market index from UBS Investment Research last month fell a further 8 percent, to 37, the second consecutive decrease and below the thre

Gulfstream Aerospace promoted Greg Collett to v-p of initial phase operations and Austin Shontz to v-p of final phase operations.

The NTSB is investigating a September 10 incident in which an Embraer Phenom 100 suffered minor damage upon landing in Brenham, Texas.

Following the recent worldwide financial crisis and recession, regional airline services in Europe are set to change as operators move to introduce bigger

One of the primary responsibilities of the European Regions Airline Association (ERA) is to do “everything possible to ensure that things do not get worse

After years of wrangling, SheltAir Aviation Services has opened its new FBO at Francis S.

Million Air’s newest franchise FBO at San Bernardino International Airport in Southern California held a grand opening ceremony on August 6.