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NATA is partnering with FBO management software provider X-1FBO on the launch of a conference aimed at the service provider industry.

Flight automation specialist Reliable Robotics is conducting a feasibility study into how military transport aircraft could fly without a pilot on board.

EU and UK carriers are resuming flights to China in spite of the markedly higher costs owing to their inability to use Russian airspace.

AIN Media Group hires Ruben Kempeneer as president and forms board of directors.

No-cost JumpHub offers non-revenue benefits, such as access to empty leg flights, to Part 135 operators and flight crews.

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The airline has added Embraer, Heart Aerospace and Universal Hydrogen to its Mission Next Generation Aircraft Project, joining existing partners ATR and Airbus.

Joby Aviation says it has notched another major milestone on the path to type certification for its five-seat eVTOL air taxi vehicle.

Flight automation pioneer Reliable Robotics is working under a Pentagon contract to assess how large military transport aircraft could operate logistics missions more safely and efficiently without a pilot on board.

An aviation technical training lab set to open at Miami-Opa locka Executive Airport this summer will teach MRO and FBO skills.

Following Alder Fuels' termination of president and CEO Bryan Sherbacow, former NATA chief Tim Obitts has been given an interim CEO title.

Argus sees 2023 business aviation activity dipping by just a percentage point in North America—a rightsizing after a tumultuous three years.

Following his retirement from Bombardier, Leo Knappen has joined the International Business Aviation Council as head of the industry partner program.

Duncan Aviation has opened an avionics support shop at Republic Airport at the request of its customers.

Papuan rebels have taken a Susi Air Pilatus PC-6 pilot hostage.

New funding from both the European Union and the UK are fuelling multiple projects aimed at achieving air transport's net zero carbon objectives.

Hartzell Propeller has appointed Diamond San Paulo as its second service center in Brazil.

Compliance and safety specialist AviationManuals reported growth of its client base and revenues in 2022.

Contracts supporting USAF C-20 and C-37 aircraft run through 2031.

GAMA head Pete Bunce and NBAA CEO Ed Bolen cite needs in areas such as regulation and privacy as Congress crafts FAA reauthorization bill.

GPMS's Foresight MX health and usage monitoring system has received FAA supplemental type certificate approval for installation in Black Hawk helicopters.

Embraer, Heart Aerospace, and Universal Hydrogen have joined ATR and Airbus as partners in Air New Zealand’s program to field a zero-emissions aircraft.

Two and a half years since suspension of SpaceJet development, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries cuts its losses and cancels the program.

In a deal announced on February 7, Daher will buy France-headquartered aerospace manufacturing services company Assistance Aéronautique et Aérospatiale.

GE center would provide remote engine diagnostics and analytics for rotorcraft customers.

Air ambulance provider Global Medical Response operates 220 Bell helicopters for various missions in North America.

The FAA published a standardized training curriculum for the Gulfstream V that will serve as framework for future aircraft-specific programs for Part 135.

An abrupt turn to avoid clouds caused a Jetfly Pilatus PC-12 to momentarily lose control while on approach to France’s Brive-Souillac Airport.

NTSB is continuing its push for use of flight data monitoring with a 30-minute video discussing practical ways small operators can incorporate such plans.

Charter-management firm Planet 9 has successfully made the transition into an international charter provider with a fleet of large-cabin jets.