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LAAS developer Honeywell and FAA LAAS program officials remain tight lipped about how the contract, awarded in April on the understanding that the system’s

Bill Lear possessed the soul of a true inventor.

Calvin Burgess is a man who likes Learjets…always has and always will, to hear him tell the story. Burgess began flying in 1986 for a very pragmatic

David Stone, formerly deputy chief of staff at the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and security director for Los Angeles International Airport

The General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) is still searching for a replacement for former president and CEO Ed Bolen, and the board of director

Flight nurse Joan Sullivan Garrett never envisioned herself as an entrepreneur and certainly never as the head of a multi-million-dollar company with globa

Honda’s “research project” light jet now has its first logbook entry.

The DOT in its advance NPRM asks the public to comment on the following questions:(1) How might customers and passengers benefit from the infor

In an advance notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) published today, the DOT is seeking input from interested parties on a 2006 NTSB recommendation calling

In response to a four-year old NTSB safety recommendation stemming from the Jan.

Commenting on this week’s resignation of Mike Redenbaugh as president of Bell Helicopter and his departure from the company, Lewis Campbell, chairman, pres

Gulfstream delivered 113 green jets last year, 27 percent more than the 89 shipped in 2005 and exceeding by 12 the previous record of 101 deliveries set in

With record deliveries, orders and backlogs, last year was an “incredible year” for Cessna, said Lewis Campbell, chairman, president and CEO of parent comp

U.S.-registered turbine business aircraft accident numbers were mixed last year, according to aviation safety analyst Robert E.

In part because of a high-profile charter crash at Teterboro Airport (TEB) early in 2005 and several other accidents involving responsibility for operation

Aerospace Industries Association (AIA) president and CEO John Douglass said the National Aeronautics Research and Development Policy released late last yea

The FAA issued a notice of proposed rulemaking last month that will require pilots to replace their paper certificates with upgraded, counterfeit-resistant

The comity promised by new House speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) lasted all of about 24 hours when the 110th Congress convened last month.

The 110th Congress opened for business on January 4, with the Democrats in control of the Senate and the House of Representatives.

A small company that began life by providing collision-avoidance hardware to the U.S.

Netherlands-based Fokker Services, a subsidiary of Stork Aerospace, is in the executive interiors business.

CTT Systems of Nykoping, Sweden, will be equipping Boeing’s new 787 Dreamliner with its moisture control system as a basic feature.

Landmark Aviation’s Associated Air Center delivered its seventh Airbus Corporate Jetliner last month and has contracts for three more.

Yingling doesn’t do beer.

LiChing Liu Tsai is Taiwanese by birth and an industrial designer by profession.

The spring semester at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s (ERAU) Daytona Beach, Fla.

To keep up with changing times and meet the needs of the industry, the maintenance sector needs more freedom to provide technicians with real-world trainin

AIN welcomes two new staff editors.  Curt Epstein, experienced as a science and tech reporter, comes to us from the broadcast tv busines

Able Flight awarded scholarships to Brad Jones and Stephany Glassing.

William Horn Jr. a retired air force colonel, NBAA employee and aviation consultant, died on December 14.