Content Archive: June 2019

The Savannah airframer is now set to begin deliveries of the latest addition to its product line up later this year.

A large-scaled ransomware attack beset Belgian manufacturer Asco Industries on June 7.

Uber's two-day June summit in Washington, D.C., laid out its ambitious air mobility plans, tempered a bit by regulators' remarks.

Proposal would pave the way for testing and development of a supersonic aircraft.

The Praetor 600, handed over to a European customer, rolled off the hybrid assembly line in Brazil that also produces the Legacy 450 and Legacy 500.

With another three airplanes joining the fleet this year, Jazeera projects a 25 percent increase in passenger traffic in 2019.

FAA certification of Garmin's G3X Touch displays means that owners of older aircraft have lower-cost options for big safety improvements.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is considering adding another airport to its portfolio.

Sen. Maria Cantwell is concerned that TFRs are imposed over sporting events but not over other major events, such as concerts.

The single-pilot, nine-passenger Cessna Citation CJ4 was first delivered in 2010.