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The California-based eVTOL aircraft developer plans to reveal the production version of its Midnight air taxi on November 16.

As part of the U.S. Air Force's Agility Prime program to assess how new types of aircraft could be enlisted for military operations, the Department for Defense has issued a new request for information.

The eVTOL aircraft developer is looking to offer an agnostic urban air traffic management platform that multiple vehicle types and operators could use.

Fargo Jet Center, the lone FBO at at Hector International Airport (KFAR) in North Dakota has begun a $22 million addition.

As the company celebrates this landmark, it also tackles supply-chain issues.

GWBAA, warning that bizav is not immune to human trafficking, is hosting the head of the Blue Lightning Initiative to advise on what industry can do.

Rapidly growing FBO chain Modern Aviation has agreed to purchase a trio of FBOs in Connecticut, Maine, and Vermont.

A new draft Advisory Circular from Australia's CASA delves into pilot supervision for certain aircraft operators.

A September 24 notam prohibits most general and business aviation aircraft from taking part in the CPDLC en route trial due to avionics performance issues.

Cassidy is being charged with embezzlement and other criminal conduct while managing director of the now bankrupt Zetta Jet

FlyExclusive will add 200 more employees with the opening of the 48,000-sq-ft hangar.

Two truckloads of the fuel will be used for aircraft arriving for the show at Orlando Executive Airport.

He is senior v-p for industry and defense programs at Wichita State University and executive director of the National Institute for Aviation Research.

The acquisition of Professional Flight Management allows Portside to build on its services to business aviation.

ATR 42s and 72s powered by the recently certified PW127XT-M burn 3 percent less fuel and cost 20 percent less to maintain.

The international aerospace and defense conglomerate shows the business aviation side of its capabilities.

Reporting strong growth, Wheels Up looks to continue expansion while consolidating recent acquisitions in the charter market.

Boeing witnessed record demand for its BBJs early this year, and values have skyrocketed for the minimal used inventory.

German mega-MRO Lufthansa Technik makes “nice” as cabin management system and interiors evolution are shown at NBAA-BACE.

Marking its fifth anniversary, Airbus Corporate Helicopters displays its top-selling yacht-friendly helicopter and a cabin mockup of its new ACH160.

At the height of the pandemic, many Hong Kong-based aircraft were parked, sold, or changed location.

SEA Prime's immediate expansion plans put infrastructure at the focus of development.

Some air charter firms now take cryptocurrency for payment as they see demand for more flexible options from new, younger clients.

Covid-19 and the war in Ukraine have not led to any decrease in demand for LHT’s services.

Over the past two years, Air Culinaire has made major expansions to several of the locations in its company-owned kitchen network.

Accident statistics show there were 188 accidents and 98 incidents involving turbine business airplanes worldwide between Sept. 1, 2021, and Aug. 31, 2022.

The new president and CEO of Honda Aircraft, Hideto Yamasaki, aims to build on his predecessor's success.

Boeing’s 777-8 order book exceeds 50 airplanes with a firm order for 10 from Cargolux.

All four of Atlantic Aviation's FBOs in Colorado have achieved top tier certification under NATA's Green Aviation Business Sustainability Standard.

Some 32 years after the TBM 700's service entry, Daher has handed over the 1,100th TBM turboprop single—a Model 960.