Latest

New and returning users, flourishing new and used aircraft sales, and strong values are steering bizav through economic uncertainties in Q2, GJC said.

The Australian government is offering up to AUS$5,000 to help offset costs of installing ADS-B equipment in crewed VFR aircraft.

The Hansen Helicopters trial in Guam saw the final prosecution witness testify about the company's many accidents.

During BACE, Earnhardt is slated to speak to his leadership lessons as a third-generation Nascar champion, as well as lessons from the Citation 680 crash.

The STC was awarded following the installation and testing of SmartSky Network's hardware on a flyExclusive Citation X.

Bluetail is recruiting A&Ps from across the U.S. to perform mobile scanning of business aircraft records.

The U.S.-based industry standards group has taken five years to develop specific guidance about how to design vertiports and vertistops for new VTOL aircraft.

A new South Korean study could pave the way for electric aircraft to make longer flights and require less frequent battery replacements.

A new eVTOL aircraft designed with farmers in mind has successfully performed its first piloted test flights.

Blade Air Mobility helicopters will fly between Chicago and two suburban heliports as part of the Eve UAM simulation.

Wisk Prepares to Unveil Full-scale Autonomous eVTOL Air Taxi

A day after ceasing operations, ExpressJet filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

Changes at XTI Aircraft have prompted a new approach to the TriFan family, with plans for an off-the-shelf engine and delay in deliveries.

Hillsboro Aviation near Portland, Oregon, is the first service provider in the state to offer continuous supplies of sustainable aviation fuel.

After suspending six lucrative routes to Russia in March, Air Astana has turned its attention to domestic and alternative international markets.

Jefferies is seeing a 33 percent year-over-year decline in preowned business jet sales as inventories continue to dwindle and prices strengthen.

The G550 business jet platform is taking over the communications intelligence and jamming role from the EC-130H Hercules.

Bakersfield Jet Center in California is the latest FBO to achieve Stage 3 registration under the International Standard for Business Aircraft Handling.

Reported laser strikes increased nearly 42 percent from 2020, and the GAO is concerned about incomplete FAA reporting of these incidents.

Precision Aviation Group's acquisition of PTB Group will expand its markets in turboprop engines as well as supply chain services.

The additional square footage in North Carolina will help Pilot John International meet rising demand.

The UH-1Y Venoms and AH-1Z Vipers will bolster the Czech fleet as the nation's Soviet-era helicopters are gifted to support Ukrainian forces.

The FAA has accepted Reliable Robotics' certification basis for the advanced navigation and autoflight system, which should receive supplemental type certification next year.

Flying the Dassault Falcon 6X

AviationManuals noted an increase in clients' risk assessments in 2021.

The Environmental Defense Fund has published a new handbook urging "high-integrity" sustainable aviation fuel adoption.

The 20-year-old Part 135 operator looks to build on its charter and aircraft management business as well as add air ambulance services.

Guam district court judge Frances Tydingco-Gatewood will hear a defense motion for a mistrial in the Hansen Helicopter trial on Tuesday morning.

The TriFan 600 is now expected to take until 2027 to enter commercial service, carrying between four and six passengers in various business and airline applications.

The start-up believes it can deliver a quantum leap in performance with technology using a small flow of compressed air from a turbo-compressor to suck in a much greater volume of ambient air, creating a vortex that significantly amplifies the airflow.