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Sentencing has again been postponed by the Federal District Court in Guam as the court needs additional time to produce a trial transcript.

The UAE had tried to order Predators earlier, but that deal ended over security concerns that scuppered the country's F-35 purchase.

Luxaviation is addding aircaft to its fleets throughout the Asia-Pacific region as it sees a post-pandemic rebound.

AeroBrigham plans to expand the approvals for the AeroDisplay head-up display into the Part 27 helicopter market.

Wings Air Helicopters will begin scheduled morning commuter service between White Plains, New York and Manhattan starting on March 1.

The company says the latest iteration of the “Little Bird” offers similar capabilities to more expensive light attack/armed scout helicopters.

Hawaii's helicopter noise bill progressed in the state's legislature earlier this month, but with an amended effective date for the year 3000.

Universal Aviation has added ground handling supervisory services at Brazil's São Paulo Caterina Executive Airport.

The Australian start-up revealed its 120-kilowatt KM-120 propulsion system on the first day of this week's Avalon Air Show near Melbourne.

Coincidentally on the same day, neighbors Malaysia and Singapore announced new buys of combat aircraft.

David Rathbun died when his Cirrus SR22 crashed near Duluth

Duncan Aviation has painted the first Pilatus PC-24 light jet outside of a Pilatus production facility.

Stellar Aviation has begun construction on its new $25 million FBO complex at Reno/Tahoe International Airport.

The clean aircraft concept ensures that an aircraft is safe for flight in wintry conditions.

Following its acquisition of Mayo Aviation late last year, Priester Aviation's fleet numbers more than 80, including the recent additions of five aircraft.

Eagle Copters receives STC from the Japan Civil Aviation Bureau for its Eagle Single—a re-engined Bell 212—offering reduced costs and more payload.

Airports in the U.S. are facing challenges from local communities concerned about potential harm caused by leaded avgas.

Luna Aviation Group saw record returns for both its LunaJets private charter brokerage and LunaGroup Charter brokerage.

The European airline group's move appears to be part of a new wave of consolidation in the industry that will be subject to regulatory scrutiny.

Swiss Air Rescue Rega's fleet of 20 air ambulance helicopters flew 20,992 missions last year—a 16.5 percent increase from 2021.

Duncan Aviation has completed its first 7,500-landing inspection for a Bombardier Challenger 300, in conjunction with an interior and paint refurb project.

Robinson's new pressure refueling system for the R66 turbine can provide up to 50 gallons per minute.

Business aviation is facing increasing environmental pressures in Europe but is prevented from taking steps such as SAF use, GAMA's Bunce warns.

In addition to the first P2 model, Mayman Aerospace is working on new Speeder models including the Micro, Cargo and Endurance Class aircraft.

AIN Senior Editor Jerry Siebenmark Flies West

The Belgium-based companies aim to be ready to test a technology demonstrator with an electric aircraft manufacturer between 2027 and 2029.

The Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6 turbine engine was introduced in 1963, and the latest versions are four times more powerful.

The Tawazan Council's Strategic Development Fund is investing $3 million in the California start-up's work to certify the quad-bike-sized VTOL aircraft.

The supplier has extensive experience of developing sidestick controls for multiple commercial aircraft and joins a growing list of experience aerospace groups contributing to the Lilium Jet.

Skyryse aims to install its FlightOS automated flight deck on existing aircraft such as the Robinson R66 helicopter.