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The Gulfstream G700 has been awarded the 2022 International Yacht & Aviation Award for excellence in cabin design under the private jet design category.

The expansion of the MRO and FBO is driven in part by growth in Embraer's business jet unit.

Airbus sees the European Union's "Fit for 55" policy as a “mixed bag” of some positive and not so positive measure aimed at decarbonizing air transport.

The Swedish start-up has abandoned plans to certify its aircraft under CS-23 rules but still aims to complete certification by 2026.

Iconic international events in Italy and France spur bizav traffic to new heights.

Universal Weather and Aviation is the first trip support provider to be accepted into the U.S. Customs & Border Protection Reimbursable Services Program.

Installation of Viasat's Ka-band for Falcon 7X and 8X is available at Dassault-owned service centers.

Airlines are seeing a strong uptick in demand and expect to return to profit in 2023 though the re-start is causing disruptions in Europe and North America

Garmin receives EASA approval for installation of its GFC 600H digital autopilot for Airbus AS350 helicopters.

Noise from helicopter flights in the New York City area has prompted support for tough restrictions on non-essential flights.

The delivery of F-16 Block 70s will significantly improve the RJAF’s capability, although the numbers are half of what was originally expected.

Boeing works to gain regulatory approval for the 737 Max 10 ahead of introduction of new U.S. aircraft safety and certification legislation on January 1.

Mitigations to prevent 5G C-band interference will continue while airlines retrofit fleets with filters, new radar altimeters.

Tamarack Aerospace hopes to complete certification of its King Air 350 Performance Smartwing in the next 1 1/2 to 2 years.

State bill would outlaw all "non-essential" helicopter traffic in New York City.

The FAA released proposed rulemaking this week to establish FAR Part 38, fuel-efficiency metric requirements for certain large subsonic jet and turboprops.

Avcon ISR Solutions’s mainstay platform has been the Beechcraft King Air series for special mission applications, but that's changing.

Cirrus Aircraft will deliver a total of 25 SR-Series Trac20 piston singles to United Aviate Academy.

The Caribbean's first Girls in Aviation event served up an introduction to the industry for 30 attendees, as well as some unexpected surprises.

NTSB member Michael Graham expressed concern about a perception of SMS being overly burdensome for small operators and says that view needs to change.

A safety management system for operators not only can reduce risk but also expand business opportunities.

The name change to Houston JetDirect is intended to emphasize its aircraft management and charter operations.

Helicopter leasing firm LCI has delivered two new Leonardo AW169 Helicopters to their joint venture and now has a fleet of more than 140 helicopters.

NBAA recognized Rep. DeFazio, the chair of the House T&I Committee who is retiring, for his leadership in aviation issues.

The Dutch choice of the C-390M over the C-130J Super Hercules is a significant boost for Embraer’s military transport program.

The UK Civil Aviation Authority's deferral to EASA's standards marks a turnaround in post-Brexit policy after the country left the EU, thereby ending its membership in the European regulatory agency.

Ampaire aims to have a supplemental type certificate to convert the Cessna Grand Caravan EX turboprop aircraft by 2024.

The operator is joining Cranfield Aerospace Solutions' Project Fresson to develop supplemental type certificates to convert piston and turboprop aircraft to hydrogen power.

Textron Aviation said that its Beechcraft Denali flight test program has accumulated more than 250 flight hours, so far.

At NATA's leadership conference, Rep. Sam Graves spoke of the importance of getting lead out of avgas, warning of EPA pressures and public perception.