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Trade group A4A projects all seven of its passenger airlines likely will run out of money between June 30 and the end of the year absent government action.

The annual light general aviation show, for now, is scheduled to be held May 5-10 in Lakeland, Florida.

California's Van Nuys Airport has concluded a $29 million, 14-month rehabilitation project on its Taxiway B. A similar effort on Taxiway A will start soon.

In the wake of the UK AAIB report on the Sala Malibu crash, three business aviation organizations are rolling out tools to combat illegal charter.

Stellar Labs and FL3XX have agreed on a partnership to help customers access their companies' charter and aircraft management services.

The collaboration streamlines the ability for operators to integrate flight-data information into their SMS programs.

Although most lessors remain in a “holding pattern,” the worsening Covid-19 crisis will force repossession of devalued assets.

Long-haul LCC Norwegian Air will halt all intercontinental service by the end of March.

The Trump Administration's extension of its travel ban to UK and Irish citizens has prompted further aggressive staff and service cuts by airlines.

The convention was the latest of numerous aviation events that have been canceled in recent weeks in response to the Covid-19 outbreak.

VistaJet recorded a 16 percent increase in flights during the first 10 weeks of this year on the back of a strong 2019 performance.

Brussels is granting the temporary suspension until June 30 of the 80-20 “use it or lose it” rule for airport slots.

The UK AAIB’s report is a tour de force on why higher safety requirements for commercial operations protect unwary passengers.

NBAA's Schedulers & Dispatchers Conference became a casualty of the growing tide of Covid-19-related event cancellations.

In the face of dire economic news and mounting travel restrictions, business aviation is reaching for a silver lining on the COVID-19 pandemic cloud.

More than 250 girls ages 8 to 17 attended WAI's Girls in Aviation Day Orlando during the WAI annual conference.

Flexjet retained its sister company Constant Aviation to apply the antimicrobial protective coating to its fleet of more than 160 aircraft.

An increasing number of high/ultra-high-net-worth individuals are increasingly using other people’s money to purchase business aircraft.

Business Aircraft Operators Association (BAOA) of India and Pratt & Whitney have jointly released a report outlining general aviation's social benefits.

Authorities are considering further measures to help China's air transport sector weather the coronavirus crisis.

The unexpected U.S. travel restrictions force airlines across Europe to massively cut services to the country.

Recent Department of Defense contracts have swollen the order books for the Army’s Black Hawk, the Air Force’s Jolly Green II, and Navy Poseidons.

The Trump Administration's 30-day ban on flights from most of Europe in an attempt to contain the COVID-19 coronavirus will have a marked effect on bizav.

NBAA is looking at providing virtual material from S&D, as well as IOC, as it weighs the future of other events scheduled through July 1.

The prevalence of prescription, over-the-counter and illicit drugs found in bodies of fatally injured pilots has continued to trend upwards, the NTSB said.

A new FAA policy removes a significant burden for Part 91 operators flying in Europe.

GrandView Aviation is adding a base with a Phenom 300 at DeKalb-Peachtree Airport to serve customers in the South.

Martel is replacing Bellemare, who departs the company after steering it through a turnaround plan that recently involved the sale of its non-bizav units.

Trump blames the EU for what he characterized as a slow response to the Covid-19 outbreak.

In the emergency order, the FAA is alleging that Paradigm Air Operators illegally flew at least 34 charter flights, including for baseball and hockey teams