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An FAA safety bulletin warns about safety hazards associated with quarter-turn engine cowl fasteners on Textron Aviation-manufactured jets.

SpeedBird looks to add 50 pilots and 12 additional aircraft by year's end.

The company's partnership with sustainable infrastructure specialist Black & Veatch will also cover the expansion of the sustainable aviation fuel supply chain.

SMG Consulting is taking an objective look at prospects for establishing vertiports and other facilities, and the group says there is a lot more work to do.

Despite medical claims, pilots should avoid CBD products entirely.

Facing a court-issued temporary restraining order on its plan to make East Hampton Airport private, the town has decided to begin its closure entirely.

The U.S. Air Force is harnessing the capabilities of the F-35A to help train combat units that may encounter fifth-gen opponents in future air wars.

Hawaii aviation attorney says 'FAA is not doing its job.'

Following recorded comments from Wizz Air CEO József Váradi complaining of flight disruptions caused by staff shortages, pilots' unions strike back.

Norway cancels orders, cites 20 years of frustration with NH90 helicopter program.

The 10 new products and services member companies have been vetted by the International Aircraft Dealers Association.

The new additive manufacturing center opened in Monroe, North Carolina with two 3D printers and plans to add more in the future.

MC-21 and SSJ100 programs will get a major boost from an impending order from Russia’s flag carrier.

Bizjet Mobile’s new Certus BizjetInternet system is the lowest-cost aviation satcom that works on Iridium’s Certus network.

The aircraft will be based in the New York and Northern and Southern California markets.

While slightly softer than a week earlier, the first days in June showed a 10 percent in crease in global business jet operations from 2021.

CrewBlast continues to experience record growth, with its pilot/flight attendant database expanding by nearly 140 percent over the past two months.

Converting a pair of existing 747-8 airliners to presidential duty presents a host of expensive problems.

Dassault Aviation-owned ExecuJet MRO Services Middle East has been approved by India’s DGCA for line and base maintenance on Dassault Falcon 2000s.

Corporacion America Airports this week signed partnership with Eve and Vertical Aerospace to developer plans for eVTOL air taxi ground infrastructure.

ACR Electronics' ResQLink 410 and ResQLink View personal locator beacons with Return Link Service have been approved by the NOAA and Cospas-Sarsat.

Russia's aviation regulator is facilitating the use of unapproved parts, compromising asset values and longer-term relations with the global industry.

Corporacion America Airports operates 53 airports in six countries across three continents. These include Argentina, Uruguay, Italy, and Brazil, where the company runs airports in the capital, Brasilia, and Natal.

The United Arab Emirates-based operator says questions need to be resolved about how eVTOL aircraft will perform in the region's high temperatures.

Brisbane in the state of Queensland is a likely early adopter of eVTOL air services, with plans underway for ground infrastructure.

The merged company will focus on hybrid-electric propulsion to start, but wants to eventually build hydrogen-powered aircraft.

The online GlobalAir Airport Resource Center has been updated to make the airport and FBO resource easier to use.

Falcon Aviation signed a letter of intent to buy 35 of Eve's aircraft as they lay the groundwork to launch operations in Dubai.

Toronto Pearson is the first North American airport to be equipped with the Intelligent Approach digital time-based aircraft separation tool.

Purdue called the 10-year, $75 million deal with Rolls-Royce the largest involving an industry partner in its history.