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After investigating an allegation that the FAA destroyed an audiotape of six New York Center controllers’ accounts of the 9/11 attacks, Transportation insp

Michael Forner, charter manager of Jimsair Aviation Services in San Diego, is one of several members of the business aviation community who a

The Texas Corporate Aviation Schedulers & Dispatchers Group serves north/central Texas and plans to hold quarterly luncheons.

These are just a few of the prizes being given away in monthly drawings sponsored by aviation services provider Jet Aviation.

Flight services giant Jeppesen is integrating SBS International, a leading company in the field of crew planning and scheduling, into its commercial aviati

Be aware that the U.S.

That’s the word from Amy Sanzobrin, scheduler for Volkswagen of America.

What began as a concept that met with outright skepticism and indeed some hostility by the established aviation industry has blossomed into a viable branch

Positioning itself to take advantage of an expected economic recovery, Banyan Air Service, the Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based full-service FBO, has signed a c

Facility Access• Is the hangar/FBO property fenced off from the street and from adjoining unsecured property?• How do you control access

A few days after last September 11 it became apparent that the FAA and even the Department of Transportation did not have much say in aviation security mat

Although, sadly, the man most responsible for the accomplishment would not be around to see this day, Universal Avionics last month received FAA approval f

The days following the unprecedented shutdown of the National Airspace System caused massive grumping and anguish in the corporate and general aviation com

In the aftermath of the U.S.

Gulfstream was able to make the first two flights of its GV-SP prototype for a total of five hours before all aircraft operations in the U.S.

Some charter companies are reporting new interest and bookings as a result of last month’s terrorist attacks.

Boeing Business Jet officials in Seattle were uncertain at press time how the BBJ program would be affected by the planned layoffs of between 20,000 and 30

Thomas McSweeny is delaying his planned departure from the FAA at the request of the agency.

NBAA will not host social events, including the safety awards banquet at the association’s rescheduled convention.

At a meeting on September 20, the NBAA board of directors decided to  re-schedule the association’s 54th annual convention and trade show for December

When terrorists plunged their hijacked airliners into the twin towers of New York’s World Trade Center and the Pentagon last month, it had an immediate eff

Who’s the best choice when a flight department manager position opens up? For the past 50 or so years, the people who usually got the nod were pilots, whet

Despite having received millions of dollars in federal government funding, NASA’s small aircraft transportation system (SATS) has been described as “unprom

Perhaps as an example of the NTSB moving forward on long-outstanding issues, it has asked the FAA to require nonscheduled Part 135 operators to report acti

Honeywell will announce a new APU at the NBAA Convention this month aimed at turboprops, light jets and small helicopters.

With the addition of one new face and the reconfirmation of another, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) now has its full complement of five me

Somewhat lost in the shuffle of recent events, NBAA and the General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) have released the second part of a study of h

Promising less than an hour between the telephone call and wheels up, Gulfstream announced last month that it will fly parts and, if necessary, technicians

A federal judge in Kansas City, Mo., dismissed a $1 million lawsuit against the FAA over the 1999 fatal crash of a Cessna CitationJet.

The multi-agency Joint Planning and Development Office (JPDO) now working on a roadmap for a next-generation air-transportation system (NGATS) expect