Of the 14,999 business jets based in the U.S., about a third, 4,876, are based in Texas, Florida and California, according to Airbus Corporate Jets.

On a recent lovely evening, Rob Scholl, president and CEO of Textron eAviation, demonstrates Pipistrel's Velis Electra two-seat all-electric trainer.

Outdoor recreation activities may include equipment that can be a hazard to the aircraft and/or its occupants. 

Think you’ve never carried any hazmat? You’d be surprised.

While many high-speed in-flight services were not available only a few years ago, a host of companies now offer reliable business aviation connectivity.

The recently formed United Aerial Firefighters Association (UAFA) has named its first executive director and senior policy director.

Clay Lacy Aviation said the FAA has validated its safety management system (SMS).

Technical improvements are being pursued for low-altitude, low-visibility flights.