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Controversy remains over effort to increase airline retirment age

The agreement is the latest in a 20-year partnership

The gala event raised $50,000 for educational endeavors and Aero Club initiatives

The manufacturer of the TBM and Kodiak aircraft is creating four new business units

The company grew market share to 5 percent

FlightSafety International helped design the specialized training course

Beta Technologies’ Alia prototype conducted a public flight demonstration in Louisiana on February 7, marking the first flight of an electric aircraft in the Bayou State, according to the Vermont-based manufacturer.

The U.S. Air Force has awarded military airworthiness approval for Reliable Robotics’ remotely piloted Cessna 208 Caravan.

The restructuring follows Delta's 2023 acquisition

Volunteer-led project could take up to five years

GJC celebrated its first decade of business

FAA certification is expected by the end of March

Aerocharter provides ground support at 16 airports in Mexico

Aviation applications are coming online for Apple's new VR headset

NTSB found dead goose in flight controls, others in crash area

Gogo has begun migrating its network technology to LTE for installation in early 2026

The Ireland-based company brings expertise in aviation, renewable fuels, finance, and climate science

BeautHyFuel project has received French government funding

Package includes 153 grants for airports in 37 U.S. states

The two aviation groups are advocating for an aggressive timeline towards 100 percent SAF use

National charter operator takes over Stevens facilities in Dayton, Ohio

Larger facility will create hundreds of new jobs

Deal valued at nearly $355,000

Waiver eases per-seat restriction on charters during election travel

The move makes Modern the lone service provider at TJIG

The new terminal more than doubles the size of its former KEYW facility

According to the company, its 24-passenger Skylark could have an unparalleled range for an all-electric aircraft of more than 600 miles on a single charge.

Aviation Logistics aims to use the hydrogen-electric Vertiia for passenger, cargo, and aeromedical transport beginning in 2027.

The manufacturer aims to achieve a first flight with the 30-seat aircraft in 2026 and hopes to receive EASA type certification in 2028.

The Midnight eVTOL prototype is picking up speed in preparation for its first transition flight.