Matt Thurber

Bill Boisture joined Hawker Beechcraft as chairman and CEO on March 23.

John Rosanvallon, Dassault Falcon’s president and CEO, has worked at the company for 34 years.

The fractional share marketplace is changing rapidly in response to the lengthy global recession.

A regime change at BBA Aviation’s Signature Flight Support early this year saw Michael Scheeringa hired as president of the world’s largest FBO chain.

The recession’s lingering effects may prompt operators to consider storing their aircraft until conditions improve.

Technicians at StandardAero’s Springfield, Ill.

Any safety expert who wants to improve accident statistics could learn a lot by observing the Mitsubishi MU-2 situation.

Although Hawker Beechcraft has released information recently about the Premier II and a delay in its planned certification and entry-into-service dates, th

As NBAA and the General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) continue to help the general public, politicians and communities understand the benefits

Last year aircraft manufacturers were struggling to expand their service networks and capabilities to help a growing number of operators worldwide keep the

Steve Ridolfi, president, Bombardier Business Aircraft Steven Ridolfi joined de Havilland as a structural dynamics engineer in 1982,

Eclipse Aerospace, the new owner of the assets of Eclipse Aviation, has wasted no time consolidating facilities, organizing inventory and modifying Eclipse

Mac Dan Aviation, one of two FBOs at Essex County Airport in northern New Jersey, closed its doors last Wednesday, according to a security guard tending th

Sky Aircraft, based in Chambley in France’s Lorraine region, is part of GECI International, which also includes Reims Aviation, maker of the F406 twin turb

Dornier’s twin-turboprop all-composite Seastar CD2 made its first appearance at the EAA AirVenture show in Oshkosh, Wis., in July, the first stop in a tour

The King Air 350i, announced at last year’s NBAA Convention, is due to receive FAA certification shortly.

The 5,002-foot main runway at Kendall-Tamiami Executive Airport in South Florida is finally going to be extended to 6,000 feet, thanks to a grant from the

For those who must travel to Afghanistan, handling company Sonic Jet is providing services at most of the country’s airports.

The U.S.

The TAC Air chain, with 13 FBOs in the U.S., has broken ground on a new development at Blue Grass Airport in Lexington, Ky.

The recession has dealt an enormous blow to the fractional share industry.

It took just 22 months for the new airport in Branson, Mo., to be built, from the first movement of earth by McAninch Construction in July 2007 to the firs

Air BP Aviation Services has added five FBOs to its fuel dealer network, and all accept the Air BP Sterling Card.

The National Air Transportation Association (NATA) has joined with other aviation associations to ask the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for a 60-da

Jet Aviation’s Beijing, China, operation, a joint venture among Jet Aviation, Deer Air and Reach Investment established before last year’s Olympic Games, h

After joining the Phillips 66 aviation fuel dealer network, FBO and charter/management company Trego-Dugan Aviation announced that it is offering dou

The U.S.

The 578,000 or so people who attended this year’s EAA AirVenture show in Oshkosh, Wis., consumed beverages contained in at least six tons of packaging.

The FAA’s recent special airworthiness information bulletin (SAIB: NE-09-25R1) regarding recommended safe-operating guidelines in the possible presence of

The bankrupt status of Eclipse Aviation finally ended in August after Eclipse Aerospace bought the assets of the very light jet manufacturer for $40 millio