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Executive Airlines, Spain’s second largest executive charter operator, in the last few months has added three business jets to its fleet, bringing it

In recent years the city of Waco–population 150,000–has quietly built a reputation as home to a number of prominent aviation and aerospace operations, and

The chief of the NTSB’s French counterpart is concerned that an increasing number of aircraft are flying under flags of convenience.

The Asian Aerospace show at Singapore’s Changi Airport in February will be the last event in the current format, following a sudden split between the Singa

The growing Russian market for business aircraft prompted western manufacturers to expand their presence at the MAKS airshow, held recently at Ramenskoye A

Pulling into position for takeoff or passing the final approach fix for landing, especially at a mountain airport, presents many challenges.

Apparently, it’s just a time-honored myth that the Inuit language of native Alaskans has as many as 400 different words covering all forms of frozen precip

A letter from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can cause any taxpayer’s heart to skip a beat.

While Ibis Aerospace officials have been cheering publicly for months that the Ae270 Spirit turboprop single is nearing FAA and EASA approval, their mood b

Unlike physics, economic forecasting is not an exact science, and significant natural disasters have a way of scattering the tea leaves.

For aircraft financers, insurance and the stability of the OEM are the main concerns when they consider the very light jets (VLJs), three of which are work

Interest rates for aircraft loans and leases are typically negotiated individually for each case, so lenders rarely publish their rates.

A vibrant level of new aircraft deliveries, strong sales of used aircraft, low interest rates and competition among lenders have provided banks and other c

A decade ago, any discussion of the private aircraft market in the Middle East was generally limited to members of the royal families as customers, and the

Jet Aviation’s new facility in Dubai is now operating as the first full-service FBO in the United Arab Emirates.

The number of business jets registered in Middle Eastern countries has grown by about one-fifth over the past 10 years.

The first Middle East Business Aviation Conference (MEBA) is to be held in Dubai on November 19, on the eve of the Dubai Air Show (November 20 to 24).

Along with the world’s two other leading flight-planning groups, Universal Weather & Aviation’s home is in Houston.

Independent FBO groups are at last challenging cozy ground handling monopolies in Italy.

Swissport Executive Aviation (SEA) is opening a new FBO at Spain’s Malaga Airport this month.

Brussels International Airport records more than 13,000 general aviation movements most years.

The ExecuJet Aviation FBO at Zurich Kloten Airport has installed a WLAN high-speed communications connection for passenger and crew use.

FBOs at Paris Le Bourget Airport, which makes a strong claim to be Europe’s biggest dedicated business aviation gateway, are experiencing growth with a ste

Next month TAG Aviation is due to complete construction of a new terminal at Farnborough Airport.

Jet Aviation is preparing to open a new executive terminal at Dusseldorf Airport by year-end.

With more than 1,700 employees worldwide, including 300 in Europe, Signature Flight Support handles nearly one million aircraft movements and provides more

FBOs across the length and breadth of Europe are enjoying traffic growth at rates not seen since before 9/11.

A recent report from the Government Accountability Office (GAO) asserts that certain FAA ATC systems are vulnerable to attack by “disgruntled current or fo

About a year ago, ARG/US took the wraps off its plans for developing a “virtual copilot.” Dubbed SPX, the program is intended, in the words of ARG/US execu

A new chapter in civil aviation history opened recently when the FAA issued the first airworthiness certificate for a commercial unmanned aerial vehicle (U