Content Archive: September 2007

General aviation late last week won a major battle, but not yet the entire war, against user fees.

With the goal of flight testing the system next year, BAE Systems recently signed a second contract with Mercury Computer Systems of Chelmsford, Mass., to

Raisbeck Engineering and Analytical Methods Inc.

Sherman, Conn.-based Dube Air (Booth No.

At a late afternoon press event yesterday, Bombardier announced a long-awaited flat-panel upgrade to the Global Express XRS and 5000 cockpits.

Year to date, Gulfstream Aerospace has logged more sales from customers outside the U.S.

In the three years since Garmin introduced the G1000 integrated avionics suite, the Olathe, Kan.

It was one year ago, at the NBAA Convention in Orlando, that Cessna took the wraps off its concept for a large-cabin long-range business jet (code-named LC

Cessna Aircraft signed a letter of intent (LOI) yesterday with Columbia Aircraft of Bend, Ore., to acquire selected assets and certain liabilities of the m

Formerly a subsidiary of Raytheon Company, Raytheon Aircraft was bought earlier this year by Onex and GS Capital Partners and promptly renamed Hawker Beech