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Starburst looks to cultivate new technologies in advanced air mobility and air traffic management among several other sectors.

The U.S. Army's contract award to Bell to develop its V-280 tiltrotor for an assault aircraft raises speculation of the AW609's use as an escort vehicle.

While the supply chain problem has the aerospace industry grappling with parts and raw materials shortages, signs of relief are beginning to emerge.

The Kingdom is targeting 330 million passenger arrivals the same year.

Paris Air Show organizers have built a large Hall 3 structure, while also significantly reducing the environmental footprint of the building.

Upgrading aging Russian jets with Western hardware is now making a difference in the air war in Ukraine.

Scandinavian countries could be early adopters of electric aircraft as their governments prepare to ban fossil fuel for domestic flights.

Work to prove technologies that could reduce carbon emissions from airliner flights are being stepped up under the White House’s U.S. Aviation Climate Action Plan.

Bombardier Offers Certified Pre-Owned Aircraft as a New Way to Buy a Jet—BJT

Whisper Aero has lifted the curtains on a new aircraft concept known as the Whisper Jet, which utilizes a next-generation, ultraquiet propulsion system that the Tennessee-based start-up has been developing in secrecy for the past two years.

Why Continuous Training of Employees Stays a Key Factor of Success - AMAC Aerospace

Too much aircraft maintenance is done just for the sake of it, not because it is truly necessary, and this ties up valuable mechanic time.

An endangered Kemp's ridley turtle needs to be flown to Texas from Wales, where it was rescued after being cold-shocked.

GE Aerospace is developing technologies to reduce CO2 emissions for a more sustainable future of flight

IBAC has teamed up with Aviation Safety Solutions to develop an online course providing an overview of the requisite protocols for IS-BAO.

Final assembly of the first production USAF Boeing-Leonardo MH-139A helicopter has begun.

Other annual NGPA events take place on the U.S.'s east and west coasts.

Safran Helicopter Engines' new CEO says the company will double annual production to 1,000 units in 2024.

China's State Grid Space Technology has flown an Airbus H125 with a 40 percent sustainable aviation fuel mixture.

The U.S.-based, China-owned general aviation manufacturer is looking to raise further capital for expansion plans through an initial public offering.

Sweden’s Trollhättan-Vänersborg Airport will become the first to transition entirely to sustainable aviation fuel.

During the AIX show in Hamburg, Germany, the partners unveiled plans to upgrade business aircraft windows by replacing polycarbonate lenses.

The U.S. air safety regulators approach to certifying the Italian manufacturer's tiltrotor appears to be closely aligned for long-awaited type certification plans for new eVTOL aircraft.

During an event at Virginia Regional Airport in Manassas, the company explained how it intends to bring a nine-passenger, hybrid-electric eSTOL aircraft into commercial service in 2028.

Don Bateman, who held multiple patents for flight safety-related products and retired from Honeywell in 2016, died on May 21.

Aviation Medical Examiners now have the ability to upload a pilot’s required medical documentation to the FAA website, saving review time for medicals.

A viral video shows a passenger reaching for the rotor brake.

After sitting on a ramp in Florida for 27 years, Lear Jet 23-003, the first one delivered to a customer, is ready for restoration to begin.

The just-introduced House FAA reauthorization bill looks to address many key issues in charter, business aviation, and general aviation.

After another similar accident, the NTSB again recommended that single-engine commercial ops be included in load manifest regs under FAR 135.63(c).