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Thunder Aviation in Chesterfield, Mo., recently won a group RVSM STC for Falcon 10s equipped with the Collins AP-105 autopilot.

Ibis Aerospace has quashed speculation that Taiwan’s Aerospace Industrial Development Corp.

At press time, London City Airport was expecting to have received a total of 7,000 business aviation movements last year–a level of traffic it had not been

The $388 billion omnibus spending bill Congress passed late last year cut the FAA’s budget for Fiscal Year 2005 to $13.6 billion, $219 million less than in

Seeing Susan Saint James on the Today show early last month remembering the life of her 14-year-old son, Teddy Ebersol–one of three people who died

One of the cornerstones of aviation is trust.

August Palmer, a selectman in Oxford, Conn., opposes adding approach lights to the master plan at the town’s Waterbury-Oxford Airport.

Guardian Jet Center has completed construction of its new terminal at Ontario International Airport (Calif.).

The New Jersey State Police would like to permanently relocate one of the state’s medevac helicopter units to Somerset Airport (SMQ), near the middle of th

Truman Arnold Companies announced the addition of Knoxville to its TAC Air FBO network.

FBO Manager software has been recertified to honor ExxonMobil credit cards.

Central Flying Services at Adams Field (LIT), Little Rock, Ark., claims it is the largest full-service FBO on the planet, with more than 550,000 sq ft unde

London Biggin Hill Airport is seeking local government approval for a revised draft master plan that would allow for both business aviation growth and the

Unless you enjoy a long, hot wait to ride the ferry, an airplane is the best way to get to Martha’s Vineyard in the summer.

Aircraft Interiors Expo, which has grown steadily since its first event in Cannes, France, in 2000, had its sixth annual show last month, and is not only o

Consider the lowly fastener, an object guaranteed to induce acute boredom in the mind of the average man, a cure for insomnia perhaps.

Success of Falcon 7X Sales Encourages Dassault’s Expansion Plans at Little Rock Dassault Falcon Jet has made a

In a report released early last month, the National Air Traffic Controllers Association said policy decisions by the Bush Administration, not inadequate re

The House Education and Workforce Committee endorsed a proposal calling for the Labor Department to establish a government program for aerospace workforce

• Before Congress took a couple of weeks off beginning on March 20, there were 687 bills introduced in the Senate and 1,454 in the House of Representa

Pilatus PC-12, Bellefonte, Pa., March 26, 2005–A PC-12 carrying six people crashed at about 2 p.m.

Bell 206B-III, Shelbyville, Texas, March 10, 2005–Brainerd Helicopter Service’s JetRanger, operated by the U.S.

Hawker 700A, Teterboro, N.J., March 8, 2005–At about 10 p.m.

Bombardier Challenger 600, Teterboro, N.J., April 2, 2005–On landing at TEB, Challenger N169TA porpoised and the right wing struck the runway surfac

Swearingen SA-227-AC Metro, Miami, Fla., March 30, 2005–An IBC Airways Swearingen on an instructional flight hit a deer while landing at Dade-Collie

Cessna 441, Vestavia Hills, Ala., Dec.

Raytheon King Air B200, Tulsa, Okla., Dec.

Bell 407, Gulf of Mexico, Dec.

The 30 days between late October and late November last year was the worst period ever for serious turbine corporate airplane accidents in the U.S.

The UK’s Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) is recommending that the FAA change its regulations to make it illegal for aircraft to take off with so-