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The recently-renamed Revv Aviation now operates seven FBOs in the U.S. Midwest.

The Air Charter Safety Foundation has added Robert Rufli as director of operations and made new appointments to its Board of Governors.

Private Jet Card Comparisons reports hourly jet card prices are now up 28 percent since December 2020 and 6 percent from the first quarter.

Garmin has received STC approval for installation of its GI 275 electronic flight instrument in R44 and R22 helicopters.

Miami-based fuel provider AEG Fuels has introduced a sustainable aviation fuel platform to help its customers locate and reap the benefits of SAF.

Bristow Group's new long-term maintenance agreements with Leonardo Helicopters and Pratt & Whitney cover airframes and engines.

Daher today celebrated its acquisition of the now-former Triumph metallic and composite aerostructures assembly facility in Stuart, Florida.

Bell's fleet of Europe-based 505 helicopters has grown to 65.

AviationManuals said it has been a trusted vendor of the Bermuda Civil Aviation Authority's international operations and procedures manuals.

This is the second foreign repair certification earned by Texas-based Aviation Maintenance Professionals.

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Bevan Aviation is a couple of years from marking 70 years in business as an avionics repair and install shop as well as an aircraft maintenance provider.

Bye has already received FAA approval for 15 of the 16 system-specific certification plans (SSCPs) for the full means of compliance certification, and it expects the last one to be approved by the end of July.

Transport Canada has announced $105 million in funding for three Nav Canada projects to help upgrade aviation safety and efficiency across the country.

A strike among some 1,000 pilots has affected roughly half of SAS’s schedule and led to its decision to voluntarily enter bankruptcy protection.

Daher began deliveries of its new TBM 960 to U.S. customers last week, following FAA approval on June 24.

The FCC will allow SpaceX to provide satcom services to moving vehicles, including aircraft.

The start-up on-demand charter company will serve additional airports in Massachusetts, New York, and Rhode Island.

Jackson Jet's acquisition of Swift Aircraft Management follows the former's purchase of the Swift Aviation FBO in January.

Jetfly has strengthened its offering within the UK by partnering with a local firm and fellow Pilatus aircraft operator Ravenair.

These aircraft took to the skies for the first time during July and August, from 1972 through 2021

Preliminary and final accident reports, July 2022

We look back at some memorable events and coverage from AIN's half-century-old archives.

Summit explores pandemic links, offers solutions for mental health issues affecting aviation safety

Under sanctions imposed due to Russian aggression in Ukraine, many Russian-owned business jets now languish in limbo.

Rogerson Kratos subsidiary Top Drop is repurposing Black Hawks to fight fires.

"Nuclear” judgements combined with heavy claims losses are leading to a challenging market for aviation insurers and insured.

Buyers of the ACJ TwoTwenty VIP business jet can fully outfit their airplane in Airbus's new creative studio in Toulouse, France.

Simply hoping an aircraft ditching will not happen to you is no way to prepare for a successful outcome.

Savback Helicopters will handle sales and marketing of Mayman Aerospace's "Speeder" high-speed vertical takeoff and landing (HSVTOL) aircraft in northern Europe.