Staff report Efforts to save commercial air passenger service in Rutland got a significant boost Thursday when the U.S. Senate adopted an amendment that would restore the subsidy for Colgan Air. Sens.

Earlier this week, we brought you the story of internal e-mails from Colgan Air questioning the piloting abilities of Capt. Marvin Renslow. The e-mails revealed that several higher-ups in the company ...

Colgan Air, which operated Thursday night's fatal Continental Connection flight, grew from a little mom-and-pop carrier started by a Virginia lawmaker into a large regional service for three major ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Federal Aviation Administration wants to fine commuter jet operator Colgan Air for flying planes three years ago without giving crew members enough rest. WASHINGTON, D.C. – The ...

Manassas-based Colgan Air today struggled to defend itself as details emerged about the low pay of its pilots, their long commutes and the need of some to hold second jobs to make ends meet.

Four Colgan Air flights leave LVIA each day for Washington Dulles International Airport and four Colgan flights come to LVIA from Dulles, LVIA Executive Director George Doughty said. The crash hasn't ...

Colgan Air has confirmed the identities of the two presumed deceased pilots aboard the repositioning flight that crashed after takeoff today from Hyannis, Mass. There were no passengers aboard the ...

Memphis-based Pinnacle Airlines Corp., parent company of Colgan Air, has filed for bankruptcy. Colgan currently serves airports in Trenton and Presque Isle, though it will soon cease its service.

Charles Colgan founds Colgan Airways Corp. at Manassas Airport, Manassas, Va. At first Colgan does not fly its own planes; it serves as the fixed-base operator at Manassas Airport refueling and ...

The ill-fated flight from Newark to Buffalo, N.Y, Thursday was the first involving fatalities for Colgan Air since a 2003 crash in Massachusetts, according to a research report. Colgan Air operated ...

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