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The seven-member Santa Monica City Council on Tuesday unanimously voted to forward a proposal that would ban Category C and D jets, which includes Gulfstre

The FAA is reopening its investigation of an April 3 ground collision at DeKalb-Peachtree (Ga.) Airport between a Gulfstream II and Beechjet 400A.

Local officials and Honda Aero executives yesterday broke ground for the new engine maker’s Burlington, N.C.

Hawker Beechcraft opened its new sheet metal assembly facility in Chihuahua, Mexico.

Both FBOs at London Luton Airport are making plans to expand their facilities.

Customer feedback has prompted Adam Aircraft to redesign the cabin of its A700 very light jet to incorporate a combination of luxury automobile features wi

Grob Aerospace chief test pilot Tore Reimers and test pilot Peter Weger made the first flight in the number three SPn carbon-fiber light jet on October 29.

ATG’s Javelin program has entered a challenging period, a time when the company is ready to move forward with the program but does not have the resources t

New on the In The Works list this month is Bombardier’s latest midsize jet, the Learjet NXT.

In an industry faced with escalating prices and increasingly long lead times for aircraft deliveries, Project Phoenix has joined a growing number of compan

After spending the last several years struggling to make inroads into the business aviation market, particularly in North America against the likes of Hone

More than 100 airlines have selected Rockwell Collins’ multiscan airborne weather radar, billed as the first such system to offer fully automated, “hands-f

Most pilots by now have heard about the plan to end satellite monitoring of emergency locator transmitter (ELT) distress signals broadcast over 121.5- and

BlackBerry-starved executives who go into cold sweats anytime they have to shut off their devices take heart.

Garmin last month said it has gained its first STC covering installation of a retrofit version of the G1000 avionics system.

Honeywell last month announced it has joined two European technology research programs, one intended to improve air traffic flow management across the cont

Rockwell Collins last month said Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has selected the company’s Pro Line Fusion integrated avionics system for the Mitsubishi Regio

China’s Air Traffic Management Bureau has selected Sensis to deploy automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B) equipment at two airports in central

Max-Viz said it has gained an STC permitting installations of the company’s EVS-1000 infrared enhanced-vision system series in the Cessna Citation 500 thro

Iridium satcom supplier Blue Sky Network last month announced that the Gulf of Mexico’s largest privately held helicopter operator has selected the company

At the Air Traffic Control Association’s annual convention this fall, Syracuse, N.Y.-based Sensis announced that its multilateration system will replace th

For the past four years, Bombardier designers have worked on a variety of design concepts for new airplanes.

The FAA said last month that it exceeded its goal for reducing the “most serious” runway incursions by 25 percent in FY07, which ended September 30.

International Water-Guard Industries (IWG) is “adjusting its pricing and business policies in response to the unprecedented shift in exchange rates between

Air BP is offering a new handbook, Introduction to Aviation Fuels Handling, to FBOs and line personnel.

With the Raytheon Hawker Horizon and Bombardier Continental making their first flights within three days of each other in Wichita last month, development i

Mercury Air Center in conjunction with GE Capital Financial and Aviation Logistics has developed a MasterCard purchase program for business aviation operat

Farnborough Aircraft announced it would delay its plans for the single- turboprop Farnborough F1 by at least 12 months due to insufficient funding.

A mockup of Gulfstream’s new GV-SP will debut at the NBAA Convention later this month in New Orleans.

Following air traffic controller complaints, the FAA and NASA are reviewing changes to the software controlling the final approach spacing tool (FAST), one