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Deliveries by Cessna and Dassault were down sharply in the first quarter compared with the same period last year.

One day after presenting the company’s first-quarter results, Dan Burnham revealed that he will step down as CEO of Raytheon Co., effective July 1.

“We are now starting, with the first quarter, to record 100 percent of Flight Options’ losses since we have been meeting all its financial requirements as

Raytheon Aircraft estimates it will deliver 181 turbine business airplanes this year–24 more than last year–despite a significant decrease in deliveries an

The destruction of Meigs Field’s runway is viewed by enraged aviation interests as an act of vandalism to a public facility that would have landed any othe

Cessna’s newest light business jet, the Citation CJ3, completed its first two flights from Wichita Mid-Continent Airport on April 17.

Following the same successful road map that has served the company since its founding in 1989, Garmin International has secured a milestone contract to sup

The surprise departure last month of Bill Boisture from Gulfstream after 10 years as its president and the naming of vice chairman Bryan Moss as his replac

The recent shift in top management signals the beginning of a new phase of growth for business aviation management and charter provider PrivatAir Group.

When Richard Santulli sold three fractional shares in a business aircraft in 1986, people snickered.

Former astronaut Curt Brown stood in front of nearly 1,500 guests at the NBAA 14th Annual Schedulers & Dispatchers Conference last month and fought back te

If business aviation has been sideswiped by the economic mal-aise, it would have been difficult to find evidence of any damage at NBAA’s 14th Annual Schedu

On the NATPE convention floor there were encouraging signs that aviation-related programming was holding its own in the current, seemingly endless supply o

One spotlight at this year’s National Association of Television Producers and Executives (NATPE) annual convention focused on general aviation, both on and

Marking the first anniversary of the launch of its Hong Kong-based business aircraft charter network last month, Bombardier Flexjet Asia-Pacific believes i

Boise, Idaho-based Positron Systems has received a Small Business Innovative Research grant by the Office of Naval Research to enhance its Photon Ind

Business aircraft passengers and crews are facing fines and delays after inadvertently falling afoul of French Customs regulations on currency.

Airbus and Singapore Airlines marked delivery of the first A380 today at the airframer’s headquarters in Toulouse, France, in front of 500 well-wishers, co

GULFSTREAM V, WEST PALM BEACH, FLA., FEB.

DASSAULT FALCON 20, ST.

Dassault Falcon 20, Swanton, Ohio April 8, 2003–At approximately 1:50 p.m.

Last night, the FAA revoked the charter certificate of AMI Jet Charter in a letter hand-delivered to AMI president Don Hitch.

Piper PA-31T1, Graham, Texas, Nov 12, 2001–The NTSB determined the probable cause was the pilot’s failure to discontinue the approach afte

The National Transportation Safety Board announced early last month it has embarked on a 30-day review of its advocacy programs.

Less than 10 percent of an aircraft accident investigation takes place at the scene.

The FAA’s proposed Part 60 “Flight Simulation Device Initial and Continuing Qualification and Use” continues slowly on its journey toward implementation, b

Congress recessed for 16 days in mid-April and when it returned, the major issues facing both houses were President Bush’s proposal for $726 billion in tax

Louise Maillett, who was instrumental in developing the slot lottery at New YorkLa Guardia Airport that helped minimize system delays during the noto

The FAA awarded a $16.7 million contract–which could balloon to $340 million if options are exercised–to Honeywell International to build the first phase o

David “Bruce” Johnson has been appointed director of the FAA’s Air Traffic Service (ATS) division, with Linda Schuessler as his deputy director.