Content Archive: November 2022

While the design of Aerion raised questions about the future of travel beyond Mach 1, several companies remain engaged in development

Advanced aerodynamics, engines, and avionics power more performance.

Comlux Aviation Breaks Ground on Hangar in Dubai and expects to deliver its first completed ACJ TwoTwenty to a Middle East-based client in January.

Founded in 2018, on-demand charter provider Planet Nine has added the 30th aircraft—a Gulfstream GIV-SP—to its managed fleet.

MTU, Pratt & Whitney, Collins, Airbus and GKN are working together on the Sustainable Water-Injecting Turbofan Comprising Hybrid-Electric project.

A new rule from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency establishes particle matter standards for most jet engines.

The airline industry group has demanded that Danish and Icelandic air navigation service providers reverse planned airspace fees averaging 30 percent.

Member companies of the ADS group say the UK lacks clear political leadership in the face of unprecedented challenges to the industry's competitiveness.

NetJets will start to build its Bombardier Global 8000 fleet with a firm order for four of the type valued at $312 million.

The Bell Training Academy has exceeded 230,000 flight training hours and trained over 130,000 pilots from more than 135 countries.