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Dassault Aviation last month reported its 2009 sales and delivery totals, and the numbers were mixed.

If it is true that an event becomes history when it is no longer referred to in the present tense, then the Great Recession still has some receding to do,

A general aviation working group met with Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officials early last month to begin discussing procedures and proces

Avinode and CharterX are joining forces to form what will be the executive charter market’s largest online portal.

Transport Canada plans to take back the business aviation operating certification and oversight functions it had transferred to the Canadian Business Aviat

Boeing yesterday completed the ultimate-load wing-

An early casualty of the contraction of the regional jet market could get a new lease on life, as European authorities consider approving a €20 million ($2

Thales is preparing for an anticipated explosion in demand for in-flight Internet connectivity with the opening of its new Connectivity Suite─a facility wi

The crash of an Indian Navy trainer and lackluster attendance cast a pall over what attendees might otherwise have remembered as a commercially productive

A better-than-expected start to 2010 has prompted the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to significantly improve its forecast for anticipated

Boeing and Airbus each heeded signs of a recovering airline market this month with announcements of new plans for production-rate increases.

Chile’s LAN Airlines has reached an agreement with Boeing to advance the start of delivery of ten 787-8 Dreamliners it has ordered by three years, from 201

Start-up engine manufacturer Price Induction is about to begin endurance testing on its 575-pound-thrust Dgen 380 turbofan by the end of this month.

Last week China flew a new home-grown heavy-lift helicopter for the first time.

Northwest Florida Beaches Airport (KECP) near Panama City, Fla., is scheduled to open on May 23, marking the first new greenfield airport to be built in th

Cirrus Design has filed a lawsuit against L-3 Avionics Systems aimed at stopping the spread of scuttlebutt that Cirrus is teetering on the edge of bankrupt

Monday’s passage of the FAA reauthorization bill in the Senate brought some surprises to future ADS-B users.

Officials from Bombardier, China Aviation Industry Corp.

Line and base maintenance for the Dassault Falcon 2000 series can now be accommodated at the Jet Aviation London Biggin Hill facility.

The Falcon 2000, Beechcraft 400XP and Diamond 300 have been added to Boca Raton, Fla.-based Reliable Jet Maintenance’s FAA repair station authorization.

IT directors concerned with the rising cost of parts and inventory management have another option available.

The engine shop at StandardAero’s Springfield, Ill.

Hamburg-based Lufthansa Technik Group reports that it recorded a small increase in revenue and stable profits last year.

Norwood (Mass.) Memorial Airport, which closed to fixed-wing traffic on March 15 as a result of damage from the Nor’Easter that tore through the Northeast

The World Trade Organization has finally passed judgment on the legitimacy of more than $200 billion in European loans to Airbus for six separate aircraft

In a move hailed as a significant advance for the bio- and synthetic fuels market, the Air Transport Association (ATA) and the U.S.

The Los Angeles City Council voted on February 26 to ban Stage 2 aircraft from operating at Van Nuys (Calif.), phasing out these noisier jets over the next

Flight planning and handling groups have abandoned Bangkok Don Mueang Airport after Airports of Thailand (AOT) awarded exclusive handling rights for busine

Brazil-based aircraft manufacturer Embraer on Friday said its profits dropped 36 percent last year, to $248.5 million, versus $388.7 million in 2008, while

After a protracted gestation period, the Senate unanimously passed its FAA reauthorization bill late yesterday, sending it to a conference committee that w