Pilots planning a cross-border flight to Italy are suddenly having to think about tax compliance and ownership documentation, as European […]
Italy's aircraft seizures draw concern from aviation groups
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New radar strengthens safety modernization at Reagan National Airport
The FAA on Aug. 14 unveiled a new Surface Movement Radar Model 4 (SMR-4) at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport […]
FAA opens new Asheville tower as airport growth accelerates
Many U.S. air traffic control facilities date back several decades and have not been upgraded since. The FAA has been […]
Third-Generation FBO Lane Aviation Joins the Avfuel Network
One of the nation’s most respected and enduring independent fixed base operators has chosen to join the Avfuel Network. Effective […]
Abby's Ramp Ramble – Weather Protests AirVenture Smoking Policy
EAA AirVenture has come and gone for another year, and yours truly had the privilege of returning to the grounds […]
Why Isn't U.S. Customs Standardized for General Aviation?
At nearly every GA industry forum I speak at, someone in the room asks a version of the same question: […]
FAA review puts Falcon Field landing fees under scrutiny
A local landing-fee proposal at Falcon Field Airport (FFZ) has evolved into a broader debate about airport access, flight training, […]
Pilatus opens advanced composite center in major technology push
Pilatus has announced that it has officially opened its new advanced composite competence center in Nidwalden, Switzerland. This is the […]
LEO satellites are raising expectations for business aviation internet
Reliable internet access has become an increasingly important expectation for business aviation passengers and operators alike. Business aviation passengers expect […]
Newark's new radar marks another step in airport modernization
Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), one of the nation’s busiest airports, has received a major air traffic control infrastructure upgrade. […]
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