Airports

New developments at airports including regulations and noise issues; legal disputes; openings, acquisitions and mergers.

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Jet aviation ramps up its ramp space in Dallas

Jet Aviation at Dallas Love Field (DAL) has launched a project to increase its ramp and infield area by 50 percent.

FBOs

May 8, 2008

New Jersey’s Trenton Airport emerges as a haven for bizav

In New Jersey a sleeping giant of an airport is beginning to awaken.

Airports

May 8, 2008

Can't see the runway for the trees?

The FAA has said it might raise decision heights on instrument approaches at Hanscom Field, Boston’s primary general aviation reliever airport in Bedford,

Airports

May 8, 2008

LCY’s location draws crowds despite its high parking fees

Location, location, location is the premise on which London City Airport (LCY) has built its new Jet Centre, and it is on the same premise that it will cha

Airports

May 8, 2008

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London City enters exec charter business

The London City Airport operator has entered the executive charter market with a new Dassault Falcon 900EX.

Charter & Fractional

May 8, 2008

Bizav hub looks ahead at ‘green’ challenges

When an airport considers environmental impact on neighbors, noise is usually the top concern, but dealing with water- and air-pollution issues is becoming

Airports

May 7, 2008

Lull in Global Express sales trickles down to Marshall Aero

Marshall Aerospace, now finishing its sixth Global Express completion for Bombardier, is having to find alternative work for its Cambridge, UK facili

Airports

May 7, 2008

Regionals Update: Toronto City Center to host new regional airline

As part of a plan to develop Toronto City Center Airport into a viable commercial hub, the Toronto Port Authority (TPA) has entered negotiations with a loc

Airports

May 7, 2008

French GA airports may lack operators’ support

Several French secondary airports are facing threats of closure within two years.

Airports

May 6, 2008

More former military airports eligible for conversion funds

Five former military airports have been added to the Military Airport Program (MAP), which provides financial assistance to the civilian sponsor of militar

Airports

May 6, 2008

Santa Monica access restrictions proposed

The Santa Monica (Calif.) Municipal Airport Commission has proposed an “aircraft conformance program” (ACP) that would effectively ban certain larger busin

Airports

May 6, 2008

Flying into Mexico won't get easier soon

Efforts to relieve congestion at Mexico City Benito Juarez International Airport were dealt a blow last month when the Mexican government abandoned plans t

Airports

May 6, 2008

Texas granted $500K for new genav airport

Central Texas, near the capital city of Austin, may yet get the general aviation airport it has so desperately needed for the past several years.

Airports

May 6, 2008

Bombardier To Sell Belfast City Airport

Bombardier is trying to sell Belfast City Airport in Northern Ireland.

Airports

May 6, 2008

Banyon acquires Cav-Air at Fort Lauderdale Exec

Banyan Air Service president Don Campion announced earlier this year his FBO has acquired the assets and adjoining leasehold formerly owned by Cav-Air at F

Airports

May 6, 2008

GE flight calls Stewart ‘home’

“It was definitely our second choice, but it turned out to be a good one.” That’s how corporate air transport manager Rich Sismour characterized GE’s move

Airports

May 6, 2008

Who ya gonna call?

Bird-X’s GooseBuster uses alert and alarm calls recorded by actual Canada geese, which the company says the geese recognize and respond to instinctively.

Airports

May 6, 2008

New Branson Airport to open

A privately owned and developed airport is under construction eight miles south of Branson, Mo., designed to serve vacationers flying to the Branson area,

Airports

May 5, 2008

DOT Names Aviation ‘Czar’ for New York

Transportation Secretary Mary Peters has tapped Marie Kennington-Gardiner of Staten Island to serve as director of the New York Integration Office, created

Airports

May 5, 2008

Destination Airports: Salt Lake City, Utah

Salt Lake City is where the Transcontinental Railroad first came together in 1869.

Airports

May 2, 2008

Airports

New developments at airports including regulations and noise issues; legal disputes; openings, acquisitions and mergers.

Latest

Jet aviation ramps up its ramp space in Dallas

Jet Aviation at Dallas Love Field (DAL) has launched a project to increase its ramp and infield area by 50 percent.

New Jersey’s Trenton Airport emerges as a haven for bizav

In New Jersey a sleeping giant of an airport is beginning to awaken.

Can't see the runway for the trees?

The FAA has said it might raise decision heights on instrument approaches at Hanscom Field, Boston’s primary general aviation reliever airport in Bedford,

LCY’s location draws crowds despite its high parking fees

Location, location, location is the premise on which London City Airport (LCY) has built its new Jet Centre, and it is on the same premise that it will cha

Videos

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London City enters exec charter business

The London City Airport operator has entered the executive charter market with a new Dassault Falcon 900EX.

Bizav hub looks ahead at ‘green’ challenges

When an airport considers environmental impact on neighbors, noise is usually the top concern, but dealing with water- and air-pollution issues is becoming

Lull in Global Express sales trickles down to Marshall Aero

Marshall Aerospace, now finishing its sixth Global Express completion for Bombardier, is having to find alternative work for its Cambridge, UK facili

Regionals Update: Toronto City Center to host new regional airline

As part of a plan to develop Toronto City Center Airport into a viable commercial hub, the Toronto Port Authority (TPA) has entered negotiations with a loc

French GA airports may lack operators’ support

Several French secondary airports are facing threats of closure within two years.

More former military airports eligible for conversion funds

Five former military airports have been added to the Military Airport Program (MAP), which provides financial assistance to the civilian sponsor of militar

Santa Monica access restrictions proposed

The Santa Monica (Calif.) Municipal Airport Commission has proposed an “aircraft conformance program” (ACP) that would effectively ban certain larger busin

Flying into Mexico won't get easier soon

Efforts to relieve congestion at Mexico City Benito Juarez International Airport were dealt a blow last month when the Mexican government abandoned plans t

Texas granted $500K for new genav airport

Central Texas, near the capital city of Austin, may yet get the general aviation airport it has so desperately needed for the past several years.

Bombardier To Sell Belfast City Airport

Bombardier is trying to sell Belfast City Airport in Northern Ireland.

Banyon acquires Cav-Air at Fort Lauderdale Exec

Banyan Air Service president Don Campion announced earlier this year his FBO has acquired the assets and adjoining leasehold formerly owned by Cav-Air at F

GE flight calls Stewart ‘home’

“It was definitely our second choice, but it turned out to be a good one.” That’s how corporate air transport manager Rich Sismour characterized GE’s move

Who ya gonna call?

Bird-X’s GooseBuster uses alert and alarm calls recorded by actual Canada geese, which the company says the geese recognize and respond to instinctively.

New Branson Airport to open

A privately owned and developed airport is under construction eight miles south of Branson, Mo., designed to serve vacationers flying to the Branson area,

DOT Names Aviation ‘Czar’ for New York

Transportation Secretary Mary Peters has tapped Marie Kennington-Gardiner of Staten Island to serve as director of the New York Integration Office, created

Destination Airports: Salt Lake City, Utah

Salt Lake City is where the Transcontinental Railroad first came together in 1869.

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