Business & Commercial Aviation

A group of 62 environmental organizations wants the FAA to abandon plans to establish takeoff and landing noise standards for civil supersonic aircraft.

British academy orders 10 all-electric light trainers.

Textron said the Denali and Sky Courier are advancing and that the Beech Bonanza and Baron will remain in production for the foreseeable future.

FAA recently awarded Epic Aircraft a production certificate for its six-seat E1000 carbon-fiber, single-engine turboprop.

Jason Huang has been named president of Icon Aircraft, maker of the Icon A5 light sport amphibious aircraft.

Garmin’s Autoland system recently received European and FAA certification on the Daher TBM 940. The airframer has branded the emergency system as

Bombardier is changing its Safety Stand Down 2020 into a virtual event because of health and safety concerns in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Gulfstream Aerospace opened a new 225,000-sq.-ft. service center at Farnborough Airport in July. The facility can accommodate up to 13 large-cabin

In May, eHang Electric Aircraft received approval from the Civil Aviation Administration of China to begin commercial operation of its EHang 216, an

Supplier for mostly Boeing and Airbus commercial aircraft agreed to an expanded role on the AS2 that includes producing the supersonic business jet’s forward fuselage.

Safety margins on wintry runways remain thin, and every landing needs the flight crew’s utmost attention and error-free performance.

Contaminated runways are “normal daily life” at Norwegian airports.

The new NOTAM reporting format for field conditions integrates well with the Runway Condition Assessment Matrix.

Scandinavia and Canada have led the way in researching better methods for quantifying anticipated runway braking action.

In their westward migration from Norway more than 1,000 years ago, the seafaring Vikings navigated their longboats across the treacherous North

When COVID-19 cases began to appear in some number in Wuhan, China, in January, Icelandic health officials moved quickly and decisively, focusing on

In 1939, Jack Northrop, renowned aeronautical engineer and founder of Northrop Aircraft, received one of the first commissions for his newly

In the early 1980s, this writer traveled to Iceland on a delivery flight of a new Canadair Challenger 600 just bought by a European customer. I rode

Amy Spowart is President and CEO of the Dayton, Ohio National Aviation Hall of Fame

Much attention has been given to the FAA’s clampdown on illicit charter and “damp” dry leases, two of the main schemes that are used to circumvent the

Leadership can be learned—by mentoring individuals, canvassing teams and advocating for potential leaders.

This webinar took place July 27, 2020 The cost of entry to business aircraft cabins has decreased through a variety of devices including travel clubs

Europe recovered the fastest in terms of business aviation activity in June, with jet and turboprop activity up 43% through June 23 compared to a year ago.

Pipistrel’s Velis Electro two-seat trainer recently became the first Western-made all-electric aircraft to earn type certification.

Signature Flight Support has acquired SEA Prime’s 40% minority interest in Signature Flight Support Italy. It is now 100% owner of the company.