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CESSNA 208, KOTZEBUE, ALASKA, MARCH 2, 2003–Cessna N205BA sustained substantial damage at about 3:04 p.m.

PIPER MERIDIAN, ALBUQUERQUE, N.M., MARCH 7, 2003–The pilot and his two passengers were killed when their Meridian, N522RF, turbine single

PIPER PA-31T1, GRAHAM, TEXAS, Nov.

PA-31-350 AND PA-44-180, BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP, N.J., AUG.

CESSNA 208, DILLINGHAM, ALASKA, OCT.

The National Air Transportation Association (NATA) filed a petition with the FAA last month asking that the agency reopen Ronald Reagan Washington National

The General Aviation Coalition (GAC) and its 17 member organizations have challenged the TSA’s recent direct final rule that would allow the revocation of

The fatal crash of the Alberto-Culver Gulfstream IV at Palwaukee Municipal Airport on Oct.

All fatal accidents are tragic, but the crash of Alberto-Culver’s GIV on takeoff from Palwaukee Municipal Airport on that windy late October morning nearly

The National Air Transportation Association developed a Transportation Security Administration-approved program in time to meet the April 1 deadline for co

Aircraft flying in to this month’s Masters Golf Tournament in Augusta, Ga., will have a new hangar/office complex at which to park.

Black-tail jackrabbits used to have a cushy home on the expansive grounds of Miami International Airport (MIA).

Deer Horn Aviation has acquired Avion Flight Centre at Midland International Airport (MAF), Texas.

ECHA Microbiology, based in Cardiff, Wales, has developed a test kit that can provide a numerical indication of microbial contamination in aircraft fuel ta

Don Allen, owner of Silverhawk Aviation, would like pilots to be thinking of Lincoln Municipal Airport (LNK), Neb., as a mid-continent refueling stop.

Cessna Aircraft today announced it has received the green light from parent company Textron for development of a large-cabin, intercontinental aircraft tha

Despite one aircraft manufacturer’s claims, “very light jets are only evolutionary, not revolutionary,” noted Arie-Willem Van Doome, COO of Netherlands-bas

The UK Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) recently issued a sweeping recommendation that the EASA, FAA, Transport Canada and other aviation agencies

The Russian Regional Jet (RRJ) bid submitted by Sukhoi, Ilyushin, Yakovlev and Boeing has won the Russian state tender for development of a new 70- to 80-s

Ending a roughly one-year tenure as president and CEO of Enstrom Helicopters, and just a few weeks after HAI’s Heli-Expo show where he sketched a bold new

File this one under the heading “what were they thinking?” The U.S.

Helicopter services firm CHC Helicopter has stated that third-quarter profit rose nearly 40 percent as higher contract rates and lower interest costs offse

Commercial aeromed helicopter operators are claiming that Maryland state officials are overstepping their authority in a bid to impose additional rules res

As first presented to the public, the Bush Administration appeared ready, willing and able to open the homeland defense purse strings to allow first respon

Jimmie Leroy Shriver, 53, of Summersville, Miss., was sentenced by U.S.

Asked to visualize an environmentally “green” helicopter, most of us would think of a rotorcraft that was quiet.

If all flights took place in flawless conditions, in ideal weather and with perfectly designed aircraft that are maintained to impossibly impeccable standa

With a max gross weight of nearly 29,000 pounds, the Mil Mi-17 is no small helicopter.

In the late winter of 1923, these 12 men were most of the workforce of the fledgling Sikorsky Aircraft.

Eurocopter has denied a report in the March 7 Washington Times that it sent spare parts to Iraq for its Gazelle military helicopters.