Business & Commercial Aviation

Rising sea levels pose long-term threats to many of the world’s busiest airports

Moving beyond purpose-built business jets, the creators of cabin designs and external liveries are pursuing increasing opportunities with VIP versions of both narrowbody and widebody commercial jets.

Founded originally as the National Aircraft Resale Association in 1991, the International Aircraft Dealers Association (IADA) is celebrating its 30th

Upcoming changes to engine MRO that could impact the market.

Business aviation engine MRO is evolving as OEMs focus on reducing maintenance costs through longer inspections.

The NTSB recommends Safety Management Systems for Part 135 and 91 operators.

Richard Kane, chairman and CEO of VeriJet, launched the Boca Raton, Florida-based charter company in November with a focus on shorter, point-to-point trips using the single-engine Cirrus SF50 Vision Jet.

There's more to learn from the Island Express S-76 accident that killed Kobe Bryant and his daughter.

Safety Board focuses on operational, human performance and organizational factors.

Industry trade groups are seeking to deal with issues related to the intentional jamming of Global Positioning Systems (GPS) for defense exercises and

Utilizing Aviation Week’s Marketplace, the BCA Staff has collated recent announcements of new upgrades and supplemental type certificates available

Former RAF and NetJets pilot Adam Twidell established PrivateFly as a digital charter broker in St Albans, on the northern outskirts of London, in

For operators looking for a used, medium-sized helicopter, the Bell 212 is still popular. Tracing its ancestry to the single-engine UH-1 “Huey”

The Island Express S-76 accident and spacial disorientation.

Avoiding hail requires proper usage of the weather radar system

Whether in a corporate jet or a wide-bodied airliner, cabin lighting is now as much about mood as illumination.

How hail forms and how to forecast it.

Hail encounters can cause substantial damage to your aircraft and make flying difficult

Lessons learned from peer reviews.

Six suggestions for peer reviews

Avionics MRO relocates and expands.

Get an objective look from another pilot outside your operation.

West Star Aviation is aiming to distribute custom configured iPads with maintenance software installed to more than 600 technicians across the U.S. by the end of May.

More insight is needed into pilot decision-making on whether or not to execute a go-around on final approach.

A Department of Justice case questions aircraft trusts