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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

Al Bateen Executive Airport, the Gulf Region’s only dedicated business aviation airport, saw 1,903 movements in the third quarter, a 12-percent increase fr

The three runways at Quad City International Airport in Moline, Ill., have reopened after being closed for six months due to renovations

Flexjet submitted initial paperwork to the FAA this week seeking approval for the fractional provider’s pilots to use the iPad 2 for viewing navigational c

The U.S. and its allies in opposition to the European Union’s emissions trading scheme (ETS) are expected to step up political pressure on Europe

The most likely solution to the battle over ETS lies in political compromise

Alaska Airlines started using precision required navigation performance (RNP) approaches into Juneau, Alaska

One engine or two, turboprops still fill a need for swift, economical transportatation off the beaten path.

London, Ontario, Canada-based Advanced Composites Training Institute (ACT),

Air China has successfully completed a demonstration flight using a sustainable biofuel derived from biomass grown in China.

GE Aviation has broken ground on a new jet engine components factory in Auburn, Ala.

The National Research Council of Canada (NRC) has commissioned a wind tunnel to help aircraft manufacturers measure the noise levels generated by aircraft

Jet Aviation Teterboro has opened a new avionics shop and received a limited instrument and limited radio rating from the FAA.

StandardAero Business Aviation has expanded its strategic business focus to include the buying and selling of parts

H+S Aviation has named Graham Evitt as Rolls-Royce M250 Regional Sales Manager.

Fractional-operator NetJets, has terminated its franchise agreement regarding fractional services with National Air Services (NAS) of Saudi Arabia.

Bombardier Aerospace announced on October 24 that Global 7000 and 8000 aft fuselages will be built at its site in Queretaro, Mexico.

Despite the deluge of negative news about Europe’s mounting financial crisis,

In preparation for its 12th Air Navigation Conference (ANC) this month

Turbomeca plans to reduce the specific fuel consumption (SFC) of its turboshaft engines by 37 percent by 2030,