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The DGen 380 targets the personal light jet market.

Video delivers how-to information on inspecting Citation fuel tanks for signs of microbiological growth, fungus and corrosion damage.

Airworthiness directive requires inspection for cracks of the affected brake assembly, with repair or replacement as necessary.

Chinese airlines have cut service to the Malaysian state of Sabah after a spate of kidnappings.

Lockheed Martin F-35 Fighter International Debut Preview

Asiana Flight 214's crew mismanaged their approach and failed to adequately monitor airspeed.

Charter broker activities for Directional Aviation’s Sentient Jet, Flexjet and Flight Options brands are consolidated into Skyjet, a new subsidiary.

The National Air Transportation Association believes a new NPRM on the issue of federal excise taxes on aircraft management services is imminent.

The legal wrangling over the proposed closure of California’s Santa Monica Airport continues.

Adhering to EASA Third Country Operator program application deadlines can help operators avoid a disruption of service to Europe.

Deliveries of the new light jet to Europe can now begin.

The new program from Jeppesen offers worldwide navigation charts on Microsoft’s Surface 2 tablets, and allows split-screen dual application usage.

Knoxville McGhee Tyson Airport will see renovation of both runways and a taxiway reconfiguration over the next six years.

Agency seeks more time to ponder whether to make the New York North Shore Helicopter Route permanent.

A PC-12 pilot has logged 10,000 hours at the controls of the big turboprop single.

A group of local luminaries is chosen for enshrinement in the Golden State’s newly launched aviation pantheon.

NBAA member companies step up to provide career development support for this year’s 42 flight attendant/flight technician scholarship winners.

The pilot of the Joint Strike Fighter conventional takeoff and landing variant aborted the takeoff “due to a fire in the back end of the aircraft.”

AAIB develops five safety recommendations for the FAA focused on lithium battery technology.

Training with new emergency breathing systems is to start shortly, and a study of body size and shape study is under way to make egress safer.

GIV operators are reminded to adhere to operating procedures on gust lock activation.

An A320 pilot’s inputting of an incorrect altimeter setting nearly caused a CFIT accident.

FAA wants to be certain crews understand their roles and onboard equipment.

Westwind gained little altitude before rolling into the ground.

French ATC strike will run from June 24 to June 29.

Remote control tower could begin operations this fall.

Safety Board Meeting will detail the probable cause of the July 2013 crash.

Long user manuals can add to the burden of understanding new cockpit technology.