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Germany's federal government has expressed support for the European aerospace group's investment in electric aviation.

Archer aims to complete construction of its full-scale eVTOL prototype in 2023 as it seeks to complete type certification in 2024.

The U.S. group first revealed an early design for the Nexus eVTOL in 2019 and then unveiled a more advanced Nexus 4EX design in 2020.

RTAG will host a recruitment convention for military service members, veterans, and civilians interested in pursuing careers in aviation.

The FAA talks about view-limiting devices being used during instrument training but doesn't fully explain why they are necessary.

Bell Helicopter has agreed to sell two 505 light singles to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

Leesburg Executive Airport, located 35 miles from Washington, D.C., now has two FBOs with the opening of Kuhn Jet Center

Neste's latest addition to its global feedstock network will be Ireland-based Walco Foods.

Textron Aviation's turbine aircraft deliveries were up by six units in the second quarter but company chair warns of shipment slippages in second half.

Hours after rejecting a merger agreement with Frontier Airlines, Spirit Airlines has accepted a sweetened offer from JetBlue.

Chuck Aaron and SUU’s Helicopter Training Teaches Pilots How to Survive IIMC Situations

A terminated merger agreement between Frontier and Spirit Airlines means JetBlue gains pole position in any takeover attempt of Spirit.

Radiant's portable flight sensor pack combines an artificial horizon with common flight instruments.

The New York City police have ordered two new Bell 412EPX helicopters for search and rescue.

Cirrus marks three decades at EAA AirVenture with enhanced aircraft and services while approaching the delivery of 9,000 aircraft.

Boeing sees production of 737 Maxes reaching the “low 400s” this year while Airbus projects 700 A320neo deliveries.

Cirrus marks three decades at AirVenture with enhanced aircraft and services

The airworthiness directive limiting Gulfstream G500/600 runway crosswind operations is causing delays in aircraft deliveries and for G700/800 approvals.

A “backlog clean-up” during the second quarter resulted in Gulfstream purging its backlog by $1.2 billion, but funded orders still rose 38.9 percent YOY.

The Air Charter Association has been invited to join a UK task force on achieving zero-emissions flight.

Universal Aviation, the ground handling arm of Universal Weather and Aviation, has added a new ground handling location to its Spain network.

The CAAs of Russian and Iran agreed on July 26 to a pact calling for the supply of Iranian parts and services for Russia’s Western jets.

With many borders closed to its aircraft, Russia, along with private investors, are hoping to make Gelendzhik Airport a hub for business aviation.

During this week's EAA AirVenture, Daher launched its Aviation Marketplace e-commerce parts and services portal for its in-production and legacy airplanes.

Clay Lacy Aviation has completed its 10th installation of Garmin’s G1000 NXi fully integrated flight deck upgrade on an Embraer Phenom 100.

Among the earliest independent third-party MROs to do so, AAR has received FAA recognition for its corporate SMS program.

Decatur, Texas-based AeroBrigham delivered nine airframe completions and reconfigurations in the first half and has many more on the books this year.

LCI has placed an order for two additional Airbus H175s with an option for four more in a deal valued at up to $125 million.

Sikorsky has delivered more than 300 S-92 helicopters since 2004.

The new fighters are required urgently to complete the replacement of the air force’s Soviet-era hardware.