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Sandhills Global aviation industry market reports show year-over-year growth in asking values for business jets, turboprops, and piston singles.

Frank Robinson, founder of iconic helicopter company, passed away over the weekend. He was 92.

Beechcraft has handed over the first examples of its T-6C turboprop trainer to its most recent military customers—Tunisia and Thailand.

Already one of the region's largest maintenance providers, ExecuJet MRO Services will move into a new, larger facilty next year.

The NTSB's Most Wanted List for aviation continues to advocate for establishment of safety management systems and flight data monitoring.

Business aircraft transactions are complex, and buyers should be seeking more, not less, due diligence when purchasing an airplane.

The DOT IG 737 Max audit, its fourth on the aircraft, will focus on the FAA's oversight of the MCAS system.

According to JetASAP, hourly on-demand charter rates in October climbed for larger jets but moved lower for smaller jets and turboprops.

APS's safety summit to be held November 16 is themed "Transforming Low Experience in High Aviation Safety."

Business aviation maintenance services provider JSSI looks to further its growth through new investment from Genstar Capital.

European environmental groups demanding a ban on all private jet flights this week tried to disrupt airports in the UK, Italy, and the Netherlands.

Evolito has new financial backing to advance its plans for the electric aviation sector, where it believes the superior power density of its electric propulsion units will be transformative in delivering more range and payload.

The company is currently employing ground power for tethered hover trials as it prepares to start using Rolls-Royce's new electric propulsion system in untethered flight tests.

Skyports has installed a vertiport at the Paris-area Pointoise-Cormeilles Airport to support the Re.Invent Air Mobility project. That project intends to launch eVTOL air services during the 2024 Olympic Games, which will be hosted by the French capital.

Eviation says the provisional order book for its electric airplane is now worth more than $2 billion, with Northern Territory Air Services being its latest customer.

AIN Celebrates 50 Years at NBAA-BACE - AIN’s 50th Anniversary

EAA Chapter 40 in Los Angeles plans to give its 10,000th free airplane ride to a child on November 26.

NATA presented its Industry Excellence Awards during its annual Aviation Business Conference last week in Miami.

Dassault’s Falcon 6X “extra wide body” makes MEBAA debut, as does a cabin mockup of the even wider forthcoming Falcon 10X.

Gulfstream G700s on world tour arrive for MEBAA debut, leading a fleet of jets including the clean sheet G400 and best-selling G650ER.

Some 70 aviation and travel groups have asked the U.S. and Canadian governments to reopen programs that ease border crossings for vetted travelers.

Precourt is a veteran of four Space Shuttle missions and was NASA's chief astronaut.

The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board said there was moderate icing in the area where a King Air crashed on approach to Mid-Ohio Valley Airport.

The partnership between Mena Technics and Aviance Global will enable the companies to provide maintenance on commercial and private jets in Bahrain.

This week the Civil Aviation Administration of China issued type certificates to ATR and Embraer, as Boeing's 737 Max remains grounded in the country.

Blade Air Mobility's organ transport business, MediMobility, now equates to nearly half of its revenues.

Indonesian air accident investigators published their final report into Sriwijaya Air's fatal accident in January 2021 involving a Boeing 737-500 aircraft.

Wheels Up posted a net loss of $86 million in the third quarter and fired its president.

Italy's Air Corporate plans to base a newly acquired ACH160 in a special ‘Lounge” configuration in Milan early next year.

Universal Aviation has added six international locations to its certified ground handling network.