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Alaska Airlines and sister carrier Horizon Air have purchased sufficient biofuel from SkyNRG,

Third-quarter pre-tax earnings at Berkshire Hathaway’s “other services” division, which includes FlightSafety International and NetJets

Online charter portal Avinode’s forward-looking demand index stood at 97.13 on November 7, more than 45 points lower than on October 7.

The Coalition to Save Our GPS sent a letter today to the FCC asking the agency to “promptly rule” that LightSquared be barred from

Chile’s LAN Airlines S.A. and TAM S.A. of Brazil are forging ahead with their planned merger to create Latin America’s leading operator and one of the worl

Bombardier Showcases CSeries Flight Deck at Dubai 2011

Comlux The Aviation Group will be the launch customer for the first Sukhoi Business Jet (SBJ)

JetEx Flight Support established a joint venture with Westair to operate an FBO at Shannon Airport in Ireland.

Gulfstream Aerospace announced that the final performance specifications for the super-midsize G280

The FAA faces significant challenges in achieving the vision of the Next Generation Air Transportation System

Gulfstream Aerospace released the PlaneBook app

While EBAA praised the European Commission’s new initiative to revise the regulation on airport slots

Greenwich AeroGroup subsidiary DAC International has created what it says is an “industry first” interface unit

Avidyne has announced development of the IFD510 RNP-capable GPS navigation system with touchscreen user interface

The U.S. Air Force will proceed with a service life extension program of 300 to 350 F-16s.

Budget cuts to the German Armed Forces will force the renegotiation of contracts with two divisions of EADS.

China has ordered Ukraine-built engines to power the Hongdu L-15 jet trainer.

A new version of the General Atomics Predator/Reaper UAV series with multiple sensor control is ready for deployment to Afghanistan.

The U.S. Navy has taken delivery of the first five P-3C Orions.

Eclipse Aerospace announced at last month’s NBAA Convention that it is resuming new-build production of its iconic very light twinjet,

General aviation user fees might not make it into any of the various tax proposals currently floating around Washington

People who want to continue blocking their aircraft tail numbers from for-profit Internet flight-tracking services will get their day in court next month

Accidents, fatalities jump in first nine months

NetJets terminated its franchise agreement for Middle East fractional aircraft services with National Air Services (NAS) of Saudi Arabia this week. NAS CEO

Led by the U.S., China and two dozen other nations, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) adopted a “working paper” yesterday

NBAA is praising the Senate for passing an appropriations bill containing language that would reinstate the Block Aircraft Registration Request (Barr) prog

Gulfstream Aerospace expects to receive provisional type certification (PTC) of its wide-cabin G650 this year–possibly by the end of this month–followed

Facing delays in obtaining waivers from recent noise rules that ban Stage 2 jets in Brazil, owners of 20-series Learjets met last month with officials from

A business jet captain pursuing a master’s degree at Embry-Riddle is asking pilots at Part 91 turbine operators to take a survey to help with her degree

Million Air officially opened its new $12 million general aviation complex at Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport this week. The FBO complex includes a 1