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Aviation software and information services provider ATP has partnered with aircraft records management firm Bluetail to ease aircraft document access.

Despite progress for airlines, GA is still facing 5G-rollout-related challenges, and NBAA head Ed Bolen believes the FAA needs to provide more help.

IATA, A4A, and several other organizations have called on the U.S. government to remove pre-departure testing requirements for entry into the country.

The Argus Operator Assessment, AOA:91000, uses the Argus Standard to evaluate private operators’ flight departments.

Florida-based charter provider Verijet operates a fleet of Cirrus SF50 Vision jets.

Boeing subsidiary Aurora Flight Sciences will support flight testing of a Saab 340B with a hybrid-electric propulsion system.

The U.S. Department of Justice has decided not to prosecute Archer employee Jing Xue, who former employer Wisk Aero alleged stole trade secrets relating to its eVTOL aircraft design.

Avports, which has been managing and operating airports for 95 years and runs 30 facilities around the U.S., wants to help pave the way for commercial eVTOL aircraft operations.

Bell completed a trial of its APT uncrewed cargo platform with ground-based radar to test its capabilities in complex airspace and operating-beyond-visual-line-of-sight missions.

UKRI's Future Flight Challenge manages an R&D budget worth over $400 million to support work on electric and autonomous aircraft, and the ecosystem needed to get these into service.

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The Flying Classroom Bombardier Academy graduated its first class of 30 students on Tuesday at the NBAA regional forum in Miami.

Electric vehicle manufacturer Waev is introducing additions to its aircraft ground service product line up.

Several Bombardier noteholders have filed a complaint before the New York Supreme Court over Bombardier's sale of its businesses outside business aviation.

C&L Aviation expecting EASA and UK Civil Aviation Authority approval of the STC this spring.

The NBAA regional forum on Tuesday at Miami-Opa locka Executive Airport (KOPF) attracted more attendees and exhibitors than initially expected.

Online aircraft services quote facilitator MRO Insider has introduced a new live map feature on its system that will enhance its functionality for users.

The European Commission Joint Research Centre has been evaluating alternative positioning, navigation, and timing (APNT) services.

Based in Moscow, Jet Flight Service supports a variety of Bombardier, Embraer, and Gulfstream business jets.

Fifty passengers took part in a four-hour demonstration flight of Ethiopian Airlines’ 737 Max 8 on February 1.

The training giant has added the German air force to its list of defense customers that have turned to civilian contractors for initial flight training.

Representatives of four trade associations testified last week before the Massachusetts Senate to preserve a sales tax exemption on aircraft and parts.

Sikorsky teased expectations of its plans for the advanced air mobility (AAM) sector last week at the Electric VTOL Symposium.

JSSI CEO Neil Book is optimistic about new benefits for customers following the acquisitions of SierraTrax and Traxxall.

Dubbed a "father of ATC," Bond, who died January 29, was known for his efforts to roll out early versions of a computerized air traffic control system.

UK business aviation services provider SaxonAir has increased its fleet of business jets and seeks to boost its sustainability credentials.

EBAA's already postponed AIROPS22 event now been cancelled entirely due to persistent Covid infection considerations.

The Garmin G5000 upgrades include FAA data comm functionality and ADS-B In traffic and weather.

Bombardier realigned duties of three sales executives covering Europe, Asia, and Latin America with the departure of int'l sales v-p Christophe Degoumois.