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New air traffic management plans are one means by which nations can reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

The NTSB has published the final report on the Icing-related crash of a Cessna Citation 560 that stalled during approach to Runway 26R at Pueblo Memorial A

Europe’s primary weapon against global warming is the Emissions Trading Scheme (EU-ETS), a program rooted in the 1997 Kyoto Protocol.

French engine manufacturer Snecma is making progress with plans to develop a turbofan in the 10,000-pound-thrust class.

In an unusual policy step, the FAA sought comments last month on a draft letter of interpretation regarding the meaning of the term “known icing conditions

Comments are due June 11 on a proposal from the FAA to increase the duration of first-class and third-class medicals for airmen under the age of 40.

The life of a component supplier is a difficult one in the aerospace and business aviation industries.

Brazilian manufacturer Embraer released mixed first-quarter delivery numbers last month.

Gulfstream Aerospace broke ground on a new manufacturing site last month.

Nav Canada last month proposed a 3-percent reduction in its customer service charges, effective September 1.

Business aircraft manufacturers and operators had better tackle their environmental image sooner rather than later.

British Columbia-based Viking Air, which purchased a number of de Havilland Canada type certificates from Bombardier last year, announced last month it was

By the middle of last month, Eclipse Aviation had delivered two airplanes to individual owners and three to air-taxi operator DayJet, which is using its ai

DayJet founder, president and CEO Ed Iacobucci dropped by AIN’s offices last month to provide an update on progress with his per-seat, on-demand VLJ

Revenue at Gulfstream Aerospace increased 18.7 percent in the first quarter of this year over the first quarter of last year, operating earnings grew 19.3

The FAA last month issued an Unapproved Parts Notification for George Myles and his company, Miles Aviation of Pompano Beach, Fla., nearly a month after a

AIN was informed that the Departments of Transportation and Homeland Security were expected to announce jointly late last month that the U.S.

Operating in Aruba became easier last month after the opening of a 16,000-sq-ft general aviation terminal at Queen Beatrix Airport in the capital city of O

The Corporate Angel Network (CAN) recognized New York’s Westchester County and its airport (HPN) for their support in the donation of the organization’s of

Late last month Cessna delivered its third Mustang, its first to a retail customer.

Don’t expect to see deliveries before 2012 of a new design for a large-cabin Citation based on the mockup shown at the NBAA Convention last year.

Thanks to the continuing sales performance of the Citation line, operational results for Cessna in the first quarter of this year were described as “nothin

FAA Administrator Marion Blakey continued her pitch for a new revenue stream for her agency during a speech at the U.S.

The Aircraft Electronics Association (AEA) convention usually offers a sneak preview of the future of general aviation avionics.

Two well known companies that operate and manage charter aircraft and jet travel cards have merged.

The deal to sell Raytheon Aircraft to the investment duo GS Capital Partners and Onex Partners for $3.3 billion in cash was finalized March 26 after slight

Like two punch-drunk prizefighters locked in a clinch, general aviation and the airlines continue to rain body blows on each other over the pending FAA rea

The FAA last week issued an Unapproved Parts Notification for George Myles and his company, Miles Aviation of Pompano Beach, Fla., nearly a month after a U

Revenue at Gulfstream Aerospace increased 18.7 percent in the first quarter of this year over the first quarter of last year, operating earnings grew 19.3

A recently posted FAA Fact Sheet aimed at curbing the alleged myths about the agency’s funding proposal has been strongly criticized by a coalition of gene