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Wichita-based Aeronautix has developed a starter/generator that will increase power and decrease maintenance for the Beechcraft King Air 350.

For the fifth year in a row, there were no fatal business jet accidents in Canada in 2021.

Defense systems on Boeing-Leonardo MH-139A triggered the need for multiple STCs.

PHI's new regional headquarters in Perth will oversee operations in the Asia Pacific.

The Gripen E program is now into the serial production phase, while work progresses at pace to bring the aircraft into operation.

Pro Star Aviation in New Hampshire has a number of efforts underway to expand its maintenance and STC capabilities.

The TFE731, which turns 50, was Honeywell's first business jet engine.

Through a partnership with animal rescue charity Pilots N Paws, Sheltair will offer fueling discounts on rescue flights.

Satellite network and airborne connectivity company Viasat has strengthened its services to the business jet market in Brazil.

Mirai Flights has signed three new charter brokers in the Middle East region.

Autonomous aircraft systems developer Reliable Robotics said the FAA has accepted the certification basis for its autoflight system on the Cessna Caravan.

With the International Standard for Business Aircraft Handling recognition, AviationManuals expects to be able to serve more FBOs.

An order for eight 767 Freighters brings UPS’s order total for the widebody cargo haulers to 108.

New two-seat Leonardo AW249 attack helicopter—a successor to the AW129 Mangusta—made its first flight on August 12 in Vergiate, Italy.

The newly certified PW127XT-M will power all new-build ATR turboprops.

French Transport Minister Clément Beaune has called for higher taxes or even limited bans on business aircraft operations in Europe.

The U.S. Government Accountability Office has issued a report examining the FAA's response to the growing laser strike menace.

A visual approach in a large turbine-powered aircraft can be a challenge.

The U.S. Air Force MH-139 will be used to protect intercontinental ballistic missile bases and transport government officials and security forces.

Fractional provider NetJets is expecting to accept delivery of 80 business jets this year.

The plane pull hosted by C&L Aviation Group and Bangor International Airport is a fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mid-Maine.

Zeva Aero, the company behind the flying saucer-shaped Zero eVTOL that made its inaugural test flight earlier this year, is working on a new prototype of its unique aircraft concept.

The new Singapore-based operator expects to start air taxi services in Thailand and has wider plans to build a flight network across Southeast Asia, as well as in the Middle East and Africa.

Filton Systems Engineering and Fabrum have developed test equipment to help GKN Aerospace advance technology to fuel aircraft propulsion systems with liquid hydrogen.

Global Sky Media's second-quarter report found countries in Southeast Asia led rebound in business aviation activity but industry optimism dipped.

HAI issued a request for information for partnerships in the areas of safety risk management, training and certification, and flight data management.

First-half deliveries of business jets and turboprops are up year-over-year, according to statistics from the General Aviation Manufacturers Association.

The FAA Safety Team issued a notice reminding operators of proper departure procedures at Teterboro, saying navigation errors have been happening.

Funding shortages in Russia have delayed the PD-35 engine by as many as three years while relations between UAC and Comac deteriorate.

NATA president and CEO Timothy Obitts will end his term on September 1. He will be succeeded by NATA board member Curt Castagna.