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Aircraft Technical Publishers appoints software industry veteran Norman Happ as its new chief executive officer.

AOPA chief Mark Baker and GAMA's Pete Bunce are encouraged by progress made but said there is no silver bullet yet on unleaded avgas.

A number of Air Force F-16 upgrade efforts have been launched and shelved, but now the PoBIT program is being implemented to extend the fleet’s life.

Heavy-lift helicopter operator and manufacturer Erickson has released details on its new water cannon which has been under development since 2018.

Emergency medical services, search and rescue, and offshore wind operations helped keep the European helicopter market humming through the pandemic.

Vertical Flight Society executive director Mike Hirschberg says eVTOLs will "change the world."

U.S. Coast Guard Lt. Commander Travis Christy, who flies a Sikorsky MH-60 Seahawk, is the recipient of HAI’s 2022 Pilot of the Year Award.

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Georgina Hunter-Jones, who founded "Helicopter Life," has covered the helicopter industry for more than 35 years.

Volocopter's latest funding round brings the total amount of investment it has raised to $579 million.

NBAA is working with the FAA to address what it perceives as shortcomings with the Privacy ICAO Address (PIA) program.

Jet card provider Jet Linx opens its private terminal at Miami-Opa locka Executive Airport and announces its acquisition of Southern Jet in Boca Raton.

Based upon current order trends, French airframer Daher believes 2022 could be a record year for the company.

After forming a Technical Advisory Board for the Boeing Max recertification, the FAA is expanding that approach to projects involving a range of aircraft.

Fractional aircraft provider NetJets plans to add 150 Lilium eVTOLs to its fleet for potential operations in the U.S. and Europe.

Paravion's MRO and completions operation, Century Helicopters, included in acquisition by Dart Aerospace.

The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) will work closely with the FAA on eVTOL type certifications.

The International Air Transport Association cited safety as its “top priority” as it voiced opposition to bans on aircraft equipment to Russia.

The Airborne SAR detector can locate lost/injured persons who are wearing clothing or other items fitted with Recco reflectors.

Scott Tinnesand, a helicopter test and instructor pilot with 33 years of accident-free years of flying experience, is HAI's Flight Instructor of the Year.

MD Helicopters, which promptly stepped up to the plate when the Navajo Nation suffered from Covid, is the recipient of the HAI Humanitarian Service award.

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

Both aviation regulators already have bilateral air safety agreements with other regulators such as EASA in Europe and Transport Canada.

The fractional ownership giant may add up to 150 of the seven-seat Lilium Jets to its fleet and could also become an operating partner for Lilium's own services.

The AAM sector saw significant progress on several important milestones during the 12-month period since the establishment of the NBAA's AAM Roundtable.

Experts and newcomers in the advanced air mobility sector this week gather at the UK's Farnborough Airport for the Global Urban & Advanced Air Summit.

During a demo flight of the Genesys Aerosystems HeliSAS, AIN writer Kipp Lau experienced the systems' many safety benefits.

Following the closure of its Moscow training center, Boeing cuts off virtually all support channels to Russian airlines.

Avant Aerospace's Falcon 900EX inventory includes ground support equipment which will be offered for sale by the aircraft parts supplier.

Universal Weather and Aviation is donating its services to support humanitarian missions during the Ukrainian crisis.