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As an object lesson to those aviation advocates whose answer to airspace and airport congestion lies in the “more runways” solution, ponder the fate of Sea

Marathon Flight Services broke ground recently on an 8,000-sq-ft FBO at Kissimmee Municipal Airport near Orlando, Fla.

London City Airport (LCY) has decided to go it alone with the development of a new business aviation facility, having failed to reach agreement with any of

The FAA has pushed back its final safety report on the Arizona Cardinals’ football stadium from September 11 until October 11, leaving the stadium builders

Fayetteville Air Service FBO is out and the city of Fayetteville, Ark., is in as far as fueling and other transient aircraft services are concerned at Drak

In the past several years there have been many magazine articles touting the promise of the Head-up Guidance System (HGS).

Efforts by a Newburgh, N.Y.

When DeCrane Aviation formally introduced its new e-Cabin.Connect program to develop true in-flight high-speed Internet access, it was met with cheers by m

Rosen Products of Eugene, Ore., is making a splash in the new product pool with the announcement of the integration of Honeywell’s OneView satellite-direct

Inmarsat announced that its long-awaited high-speed airborne data services will be available by the end of the year.

For operators clamoring to take full advantage of Inmarsat’s new Swift64 airborne data service, Honeywell and Thales announced that the new MCS-7000 satcom

The FAA later this year will begin asking avionics makers to submit bids for competitive contracts to produce prototype radio interface units (RIU) and gro

Duncan Aviation, the Lincoln, Neb.

Innovative Solutions & Support continues its aggressive certification schedule for RVSM equipment for business aircraft.

Baker Electronics has introduced a miniature multi-region DVD player that measures 2.5 in.

Honeywell is now demonstrating its Inflightmail airborne e-mail service aboard the company’s Citation V.

Honeywell is on the verge of gaining FAA certification approval for retrofit versions of its Primus Epic integrated avionics suite.

A little known FAA policy statement, dated June 1 of this year, stands to dramatically change the helicopter industry as we know it.

An era has ended in the helicopter offshore oil-support business with Carroll Suggs, wife of Petroleum Helicopters Inc.

A Boeing Vertol BV-107 operated by Columbia Helicopters of Portland, Ore., crashed in August during a maintenance check flight in southern Montana, killing

Bell Helicopter Textron last month announced plans to lay off 270 workers at its Fort Worth-area plants.

For those toiling for oil on the roiling North Sea, the stormy nature of that piece of water keeps the possibility of rescue constantly in mind.

After less than three years as a stand-alone company, MD Helicopters Inc.

Gloucestershire Airport in the southwest of England wants to attract a new FBO to handle its increasing volume of corporate aircraft traffic.

Eurocontrol’s upper-area control center at Maastricht in the Netherlands on November 3 activated its new operations facility, which includes an advanced op

Independent pilots have been joined by flight attendants and mechanics in the newly renamed Independent Contract Aviation Professionals of America associat

Turbomeca has boosted its customer-support operation, increasing its team of field-service representatives to 40 and its service centers to 23.

More than a year later, southern Manhattan still seems scarred, incomplete; the variegated skyline stretching the length of the island seems an archite

Armed with the largest single contract in its 52-year history–converting 19 U.S.

A Luxair Fokker 50 twin turboprop crashed on approach to Luxembourg Findel Airport on November 6, killing 20 of the 22 people on board.