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The deal includes FBOs in San Juan and Ceiba previously owned and operated by Million Air franchisee Hill Aviation.

The Advanced Aviation Infrastructure Modernization Act (AAIM) would direct the Secretary of Transportation to establish a pilot grant program.

Seven passengers and two crewmembers were killed yesterday evening when a GIV-SP crashed shortly after takeoff while attempting a diversionary landing.

The aviation industry is hopeful that through coordination and data-sharing that the FAA will develop a notam that will buffer operations from 5G limits.

The HondaJet is certified in more than 13 countries and the fleet has accumulated more than 98,000 flight hours.

Shares in eVTOL aircraft developer Vertical Aerospace began trading on the New York Stock Exchange and are expected to raise $300 million.

The Australian carrier announced potential orders for up to 134 A321XLR and A220 airliners after a competition between Airbus, Boeing, and Embraer.

The former BACN-carrying high-altitude UAVs will be outfitted to support hypersonic missile tests as part of the SkyRange initiative.

Helicopter Association Int'l, USHST, and VAST Win Top Flight Award for Contribution to Safety

Neste Wins Top Flight Award for Sustainability

Under a provisional agreement with ZeroAvia, the Canadian airframer intends to deliver hydrogen-powered versions of its twin turboprop airliner, as well as being able to retrofit existing in-service aircraft with the next five years.

The California-based start-up is joining Dassault Systèmes’ 3DExperience Lab business accelerator as it steps up plans to bring a hydrogen-powered airship to market.

Aviation groups are protesting the decision by California’s Santa Clara County to ban the sale of 100LL aviation gasoline at two GA airports.

Chris Magnus was sworn in after the Senate narrowly confirmed his confirmation as the fight U.S. CPB commissioner.

The new JumpSeat app provides a simple way for pilots to share important information about airports anywhere in the world.

Delta Air Lines assisted in Atlanta Technical College's recertification of its Aviation Maintenance Airframe Certificate Program.

The Israel CAAI has approved Bird Aerosystems' special-mission ASIO configuration of a Cessna CJ3, marking a first for the Citation family.

The first Airbus ACJ TwoTwenty completed its first flight yesterday from Montreal Mirabel International Airport.

PWI's LED ice light has been approved for use on several Beechcraft and Cessna piston and turboprop airplanes and Citation and Hawker jets.

A letter of intent specifying a firm order for seven A350Fs for Singapore Airlines marks the first such deal with an airline since program launch in July.

Kuwait’s new Typhoons are the first of the breed to feature an active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar.

Coordination for the cloud of private aircraft expected to descend on the Los Angeles area for the February 13 NFL championship game has already begun.

Under the terms of a new memorandum of understanding, Flyv and Electra will explore urban and regional network opportunities and collaborate on marketing initiatives for air mobility services..

ZeroAvia and De Havilland Aircraft of Canada have signed an MoU calling for development of a hydrogen-electric propulsion program for the Dash 8-400.

West Star will add 100 employees with the expansion at Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport in Tennessee.

With the integration of The Maintenance Group complete, Elliott Aviation has a new MRO facility in Atlanta.

Clay Lacy Aviation has become the first company certified under NATA’s recently launched Sustainability Standard for Aviation Businesses program.

JSSI's acquisition of Traxxall furthers its growth in maintenance tracking and as a software-as-a-service provider.

JetNet created a new CEO role as it looks to expand its capabilities and market reach.

Looking to amplify its efforts to establish supply chains for sustainable aviation fuel, the FAA has awarded more than $14 million to university research.