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Black-tail jackrabbits used to have a cushy home on the expansive grounds of Miami International Airport (MIA).

Aircraft flying in to this month’s Masters Golf Tournament in Augusta, Ga., will have a new hangar/office complex at which to park.

The National Air Transportation Association developed a Transportation Security Administration-approved program in time to meet the April 1 deadline for co

The Avidyne Entegra avionics system–particularly the revolutionary left-side primary flight display (PFD)–is new territory for most piston pilots.

A Maverick Leader kit twinjet, registered as N750TJ, crashed in Melbourne, Fla., on January 24, killing the kit manufacturer’s chief pilot, Jack Reed.

Starting this year, AIN is conducting its North American FBO survey annually, having run the program every other year for the past 25 year

Business has been brisk for Mercury Air Center at its Charleston, S.C.

The city of Pompano Beach, Fla., has been assailed by aviation interests over a proposed 40-story condominium complex to be built adjacent to Pompano Beach

Waterbury/Oxford Airport (OXC), Conn., is expecting to take another giant step forward next year.

At its Hayward facility (HWD), Trajen Flight Support recently broke ground on a 60,000-sq-ft corporate condo-hangar complex.

Jet Aviation recently completed negotiations with three major worldwide fuel suppliers to provide discounts for its charter and managed aircraft fleets in

The National Association of State Aviation Officials (NASAO) published a set of security recommendations for general aviation.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA), in collaboration with NBAA, plans to launch a “proof of concept” security project for FAR Part 91 operato

Philip Spayd, Northeast regional director for U.S.

The first customer TBM 700C2, the latest variant of EADS Socata’s Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-64-powered turboprop single, has arrived at Socata’s U.S.

Art Maurice’s corner of the overall general aviation market is strong, and he has lots of reasons why he thinks that’s so.

Whether or not Cirrus Design of Duluth, Minn., ever decides to build a single-engine personal jet depends heavily on what emerges on the small-turbofan dev

Instead of relaxing in front of a warm fire inside a cozy Colorado mountain lodge this winter, some pilots are sitting at home in front of their computer m

Signature is in the process of developing a new national pricing strategy to replace its current Prime Rate program.

Diamond Aircraft, which manufactures composite single- and twin- engine piston aircraft, has announced it will build a single-engine jet.

The FAA has selected Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC) to test high-intensity laser lights designed to prevent runway and taxiway incursion

Galaxy Aviation at Orlando (Fla.) International Airport (MCO) is planning construction of a new hangar/office complex.

Opened in 1997, Thunder Aviation at Spirit of St.

Located on the east side of the airport, the Wisconsin Aviation FBO at Dane County Municipal Airport (MSN) in Madison, Wis., held an opening ceremony for i

On November 28 a third runway with Cat IIIa ILS approaches at both ends became operational at Helsinki-Vantaa (Finland) Airport.

Columbia Aircraft Services expects to break ground this month on a new 20,000-sq-ft storage hangar at its Groton, Conn.

The newest FBO at Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) Executive Airport (FXE) is Aztec Jet Center, already well known for its charter, sales and management operations.

The Transportation Security Administration has partnered with AOPA to set up a nationwide airport-watch system.

Ballistic Recovery Systems (BRS) of St.

Cirrus Design, the Duluth, Minn.