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An FAA notice of proposed rulemaking would mandate safety management systems at aircraft manufacturers and Part 135 charter operators.

The Pacific Northwest Business Aviation Association seeks to further educate its members on the benefits of SAF use.

EuroSafety International will offer an Airbus H125 ground school at this year's HAI Heli-Expo.

Over the past year, Universal Weather and Aviation has added 42 U.S. locations to its Customs Reimbursable Services Program.

Normal airline operations resumed at about 9 a.m. after a failure of the U.S. notam system forced the cancellation of some 850 flights.

The 22,00-sq-ft hangar is the eighth one Yingling Aviation has added in the past three years.

The hybrid-electric aircraft, which could complete certification by the end of 2023, will have a payload of around 500 pounds and a range of 300 nm. It is intended for autonomous or remotely piloted operations.

Although supply chain constraints suppressed deliveries, both Airbus and Boeing registered strong sales campaigns last year.

Given the recent changes in aviation fuels available at airports, NATA has updated its free, online misfueling-prevention program.

Helicopter Association International has named Mike Iven and Lawrence "Skip" Robinson as Salute to Excellence Award recipients.

The business aviation connectivity provider has installed a 1,200-panel solar farm at its Florida headquarters.

In its analysis of 5G cellphone network interference, the FAA found about 100 incidents where aircraft avionics were affected.

A Savannah, Georgia aviation group launched to advocate for aircraft owners and operators, NBAA reported.

JSX began equipping its fleet with Starlink airborne connectivity in early December following FAA approval.

FAA issues new advisory circular on heliport planning, design, and construction

The European start-up expects to begin flight testing the latest prototype of its hydrogen propulsion system in February, as it prioritizes work on a passenger airliner that could shrink the globe by flying at five times the speed of sound.

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With pre-owned business aircraft inventories climbing, asking values are slipping, albiet remaining higher than a year ago.

While Bohlke International Aviation has hosted many celebrities in its 65-year history, none compare to its special guest over the year end holidays.

With hundreds of private jets expected to descend on Arizona for the big game in February, a slot reservation system is now in effect for the area.

Soloy will continue to operate in Olympia under its brand but will transfer support functions to NorthPoint in Minnesota after its acquisition.

Prices for fixed and capped hourly rate jet cards and memberships increased 4.9 percent in the final three months of 2022.

A lineup of “preeminent experts” in personal development and management strategies are scheduled as keynote speakers at NBAA's 2023 Leadership Conference.

The long-range, large-cabin business jets join Nomad's charter fleet consisting of a Gulfstream G450, a Bombardier Global 5000, and an Airbus ACJ319.

Farnborough and Biggin Hill are both holding careers events in a bid to recruit talent to the industry.

Boost Systems has received Transport Canada STC approval for its personnel carrying device system for transport category rotorcraft.

The Comac C919 program has started its second round of cabin crew training as the first production example participates in flight validation trials.

The flight trials will aim to demonstrate how uncrewed air vehicles could be used for missions such as making deliveries for the National Health Service and the Royal Mail.

Ryse Aero Technologies' Recon ultralight personal aircraft just became the first eVTOL to fly at the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

Air-SOS, a recenlty-launched program from Fireside Partners, coordinates medevac and other high-sensitivity missions.