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By the middle of last month, both houses of Congress had given preliminary approval to separate legislation that would reauthorize appropriations for the F

Nearly 40,000 Kidde Aerospace halon fire extinguishers will have to be removed from service, under a proposed airworthiness directive.

Pratt & Whitney Canada’s PW610F turbofan engine will power the Eclipse 500, the two companies announced on February 19, ending nearly three months of specu

Bombardier was planning to fly the Global 5000 for the first time late last month from its Toronto Downsview facility before ferrying the new long-ra

All holders of Part 135 certificates would be required to have an FAA-approved training program for handling designated hazardous materials, whether or not

All holders of Part 135 certificates would be required to have an FAA-approved training program for handling designated hazardous materials, whether or not

UK-based Jet-Care International has been appointed by Pratt & Whitney Canada to provide engine-condition trend monitoring.

Raytheon Aircraft Services is expected to complete by June 15 the sale of its Rockford, Ill.

Last night, AMI Jet Charter submitted a petition for review to the NTSB’s law

Continuing “challenges” involving the assembly of the first Boeing 787 prototype have forced the company to delay first flight and certification by at leas

ROCKWELL AERO COMMANDER 690B, HOMERVILLE, GA., MARCH 27, 2003–An in-flight encounter with unforecast severe turbulence resulted in the design limits

LEARJET 35A, GROTON, CONN., AUG.

LEARJET 25B, DEL RIO, TEXAS, SEPT.

HAWKER SIDDELEY HS-125-700A, BEAUMONT, TEXAS, SEPT.

PIPER PA-31T CHEYENNE, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA, JULY 28, 2004–The Australian Transport Safety Bureau is investigating the crash of a Cheyenne that was

RAYTHEON BEECH KING AIR A90, PENSACOLA, FLA., AUG.

BELL 407, BATTLE MOUNTAIN, NEV., AUG.

Previously this column has addressed efforts within the federal government to transform our nation’s air transportation system.

• Even though the Senate and the House of Representatives did not sit in session during August, a multitude of committee and subcommittee meetings convened

Although members of the House aviation subcommittee commended the FAA for its efforts to address delays at Chicago O’Hare International Airport in the shor

The National Air Transportation Association and AOPA both took bows after voters in Martin County, Fla., defeated three politicians who wanted to downsize

The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has extended required main landing-gear checks to cover all variants and weights of Airbus A330/A340 aircraft mo

West Star Aviation of Grand Junction, Colo., has completed flight testing that will lead toward RVSM group approval next month for Learjet 35/36s equipped

Jet Aviation facilities in Geneva, Singapore, Teterboro, N.J., and West Palm Beach, Fla., have been appointed as authorized installation centers for Quiet

Aircraft noise activists in the UK are welcoming a judicial award of $1.42 million compensation to a country landowner for noise pollution.

As we embark on the final and historically most active quarter of the year, buyer activity by most accounts seems to be building steam.

Stockholm City Airport is set to get its first purpose-built FBO when Grafair Jet Center opens early next month.

“We’re having trouble getting students.

Last April the Aeronautical Repair Station Association (ARSA) brought together 11 companies to develop and refine a draft policy that the association had m

“There are two things that we are exceptional at here at Midcoast Aviation.