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With the Republican victories on Tuesday, several prominent backers of general aviation have moved on.

While the FAA has filed a “difference” explaining that it does not have a formal safety management system (SMS) rule for aircraft operators, despite ICAO's

Bombardier Aerospace has added three new AOG line maintenance facilities, including the company’s first service facilities in Malaysia and Latvia, expandin

Hartzell Propeller has received FAA type certificate approval for a new advanced-composite ASC-II four-blade propeller.

Ikhana Group is rebranding its subsidiaries RW Martin and Total Aircraft Services; both will op

Blackhawk Modifications opened a new office near Lanseria International Airport, South Africa,

Dassault Falcon has selected Alto Aviation to supply the audio system for every new-production

Global air cargo traffic will expand at an annual rate of 5.9 percent over the next two decades, according to Boeing’s World Air Cargo Forecast for 2010/20

On Friday, Embraer reported a $98.5 million profit in the third quarter, up from $58 million a year ago, despite delivering 22 percent fewer aircraft.

Forecast demand for executive charter flights over the next 30 days is slightly down from a month ago, according to the latest data from online charter por

Bombardier Aerospace officially inaugurated its new Learjet 85 component manufacturing facility at the Queretaro Aerospace Park in Mexico.

The French helicopter lobby association, UFH, is voicing concern about two new sets of rules recently released by the country’s civil aviation authority, t

Jeppesen introduced a new Web-based charting solution for the business aviation market.

British Airways bid farewell to its three remaining Boeing 757s on Saturday, October 30, with a special farewell tour around the UK.

A California congressman has picked up the cudgel in the mistaken detention at gunpoint of John and Martha King of King Schools on August 28, and the incid

AOPA has expressed serious concerns about a new letter to airmen issued by Potomac approach control requiring pilots flying in traffic patterns of nontower

Ocean Sky has its three new Spanish FBOs up and running in Ibiza, Menorca and Valencia and is planning to add more facilities in Spain.

Last month, after years of prodding from the NTSB and extensive consultation with the industry, the FAA issued its much anticipated notice of proposed rule

When Cessna canceled the large-cabin Citation Columbus last year, many wondered what the company would do next.

Bell Helicopter will have manufactured 33 of its new 429 light twins, sold most of

Eurocopter continues to flight-test its new medium twin, the EC175<

Garmin, the Olathe, Kan.

Ruag Aviation has delivered its first modernized 228NG twin turboprop to launch customer New Central Airservice.

Garmin announced a program last month to offer its