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Several major rulemaking actions are scheduled to be adopted in 2017 that will affect general and business aviation operations in the U.S. and abroad.

The Vanilla Aircraft VA001 landed with more than half of its JP-8 fuel still available for a longer mission.

The returning chairman face another reauthorization debate, but Thune first must turn his attention to presidential nominations.

Congressman Ted Lieu is siding with the city of Santa Monica in its efforts to close Santa Monica Airport.

The exercise at Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake in October was one of the largest thus far using teams of small autonomous drones.

Preparations for milestone progress into advanced stages

New shuttle services will connect Fort Lauderdale with Orlando, Tampa and the Bahamas.

The latest UBS Business Jet Market Index is now at 51, 12 percent higher from the previous survey and the fourth consecutive monthly increase,

Part 135 and Part 91 customers will recieve a $200 discount towards the purchase of a new Hot-Stop L Evo bag when they turn in a competitor's bag.

Malaysian flag carrier is returning to expansion mode following turbulent 2014 and 2015

Business aircraft activity inched up 1.4 percent year-over-year last month in North America, according to TraqPak from Argus International.

The regional fractional ownership provider has increased hangar space by 35 percent.

The Cav Ice Protection SLD Guard technology can be retrofitted to any type of existing ice-protection system.

Pope joined NBAA in 1961, becoming the third person in what was then a three-person staff.

According to preliminary statistics researched by AIN, there were 12 accidents of U.S.-registered business jets last year versus 20 in 2015.

Moscow has enabled Damascus to advance against rebels.

Controllers at the Maastricht Upper Area Control Center in the Netherlands take responsibility for high-altitude traffic over northwest Germany.

Triumph is seeking $340 million for Bombardier's "failure to pay...certain non-recurring expenses."

Ends year with a book-to-bill ratio of less than 1:1

British company’s French subsidiary will partner with Dassault for a service contract that has similarities with the new UK flying training system

Pardon our persistence, but TIME IS RUNNING OUT.

Competition Begins to Find U.S. Air Force’s New T-X Training Jet

Flying the Dassault Falcon 8X Business Jet

Net orders for Dassault Falcons stood at 21 aircraft last year, down from 25 in 2015 and 67 in 2014.

A regulatory provision allows the Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control to withdraw licenses granted to Airbus, Boeing.

Ricci will receive Lifetime Aviation Entrepreneur Award, while Lace was selected by Bob Hoover himself for Bob Hoover Freedom of Flight Award.

Having established bases on the East and West Coasts, the fledgling FBO chain now looks to fill in the map.

More than 120 pieces of debris have been discovered from the aircraft, believed to have crashed into Lake Erie outside Cleveland.

The amicus brief raises the question of whether the FAA is allowed to retroactively change the rules regarding grant agreements.

Unlike tiltrotors such the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey or Leonardo AW609, the "Blue Whale" is a quad proprotor design.