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Watch for the NTSB soon to release recommendations intended to improve the safety of EMS helicopter operations.

Eclipse Aviation of Albuquerque, N.M., increased the price of its Eclipse 500 very light twinjet to $1.295 million (in 2000 dollars), a jump of $120,000 ov

Cleveland-based fractional operator Flight Options is now offering an optional extended service program for new owners that covers flights to Mexico, the C

Safe Flight Instrument is working with Raytheon Aircraft to obtain an STC on an autothrottle system for Hawker 800XPs.

The FAA is expected to announce a major ILS contract award within the next 90 days, according to agency insiders.

Bombardier signed a series of LOIs last month with the governments of Canada, Quebec and the UK for major manufacturing and assembly sites for its proposed

Greer Aviation has opened security screening facilities at its FBOs in Edinburgh and Prestwick, Scotland.

The comment period on the FAA’s proposed upgrades to cockpit voice and flight data recorders has been extended to June 28, the result of a request by the A

Air-taxi operators might be interested in checking out the DOT’s revised list of airfields that are designated “rural airports” for the purposes of the seg

Just two locations–Atlantic City, N.J., and Wichita–are in service to provide ground-based aircraft height monitoring to meet RVSM altitude-performance req

A Government Accountability Office study of five foreign air navigation service providers, including Nav Canada, found that since “commercialization,” all

A Sabreliner owned and operated by Compass Acquisitions and Development in Dallas ran off the runway at Brownwood Regional Airport, Texas, on May 9 followi

The FAA and general aviation organizations have stepped up efforts to inform pilots flying in the airspace around the Washington and Baltimore areas about

Fifteen years ago, one of my first assignments for AIN was to travel to the NATA Convention in Las Vegas.

With very light jets (VLJs) expected to enter service by this time next year, turboprop singles are now meeting the contender face-to-face in the marketpla

According to the National Business Travel Association, U.S.

Ever since the FAA issued its final rule on “Regulation of Fractional Aircraft Ownership Programs and On-demand Operations” known as Part 91, Subpart K [wh

In part because of two-high profile fatal crashes–one involving eight federal government employees and the other a U.S.

Engine manufacturers are ready to benefit from the hot market for new business aircraft and helicopters in the coming decades.

Two more established OEMs–Embraer and Raytheon Aircraft–confirmed they are looking at introducing aircraft into the light or very light jet market.

Gulfstream Aerospace on August 12 received FAA type certification for its new long-range G450.

NBAA and NATA are collaborating on a series of white papers to clarify use of Part 91 aircraft by Part 135 aircraft charter management companies.