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A new legal dispute has emerged in the Eclipse Aviation saga, this time involving investor Alfred Mann; Etirc Aviation, subsidiary of recently insolvent in

Anyone attempting to view information on the Web site of European Technology and Investment Research Center (Etirc) will find what looks like a television

In the first quarter of this year, business aviation experienced fewer accidents, including those resulting in fatalities, than in the same period the prev

Fractional aircraft providers have reshaped their marketing efforts to address the difficulty of trying to get customers to buy aircraft shares during a re

New Jersey businessman Jared Isaacman, along with copilot Doug Demko, on April 15 shattered the world record for an eastbound global circumnavigation in a

In a recent issue of “ATC Reform News,” Reason Foundation director of transportation studies Robert Poole uses the anti-business jet rhetoric to further pu

The House Energy and Commerce Committee’s draft of the American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 (Aces) creates greenhouse gas emission standards for

Business aircraft flight activity in March increased nearly 8 percent over February, according to data from Cincinnati-based ARG/US.

Although the downturn in the economy has dampened the near-term prospects for the general aviation industry, demand for business aviation will expand over

Long-time AOPA member, pilot and actor Harrison Ford has teamed with AOPA to promote general aviation.

The nomination of former Airline Pilots Association president J.

UBS Investment Research’s latest business jet update suggests that the pre-owned business jet market might be at or near the bottom.

A new privately funded $155 million, 900-acre regional airport will open May 11 in Branson, Mo.

Kansas City, Mo.-based regional fractional provider Executive AirShare last month took delivery of its first Embraer Phenom 100.

Despite an order backlog covering 5,000 aircraft, turbine business aircraft manufacturers are expected to experience the steepest decline in production of

Embraer’s 100-seat E190 in late March formally began its campaign to gain certification for flights into and out of London City Airport (LCY).

Although a number of