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Emirates Airline's first A380 began revenue service on August 1, 2008, from Dubai to New York JFK, after which it flew another 6,318 sectors.

Stevens Aerospace and Defense Systems' new MRO facility will be located at Smyrna/Rutherford County Airport near Nashville.

Spectrum Aeromed and Fargo Jet Center (FJC) are highlighting their aircraft completions partnership this week at the Air Medical Transport Conference.

Million Air has unveiled a two-pronged sustainability plan, with the goal of making the Houston-based service provider net-zero carbon emissions by 2023.

Dassault Aviation has selected Ingenio Aerospace’s cockpit tablet arm to provide electronic flight bag mounts for in-production Falcons.

FlyExclusive's new aircraft operations center is based at its Kinston, North Carolina, headquarters.

Bahrain-based Gulf Air will use its commercial aircraft fleet to offer group and private charters with bespoke services.

Hydrogen propulsion developer and its Dutch airport partners aim to support the first commercial scheduled airline service powered by hydrogen in 2024.

Spectrum Aeromed and Uniflight will install medical interiors in Leonardo AW119Kxi helicopters for two air ambulance programs.

Skytrac Systems and Stars have have partnered on in-flight medical data transfer from an Airbus Helicopters H145-D3.

GPMS and Metro Aviation aim to STC the Foresight MX health and usage monitoring system in the Airbus H135.

The National Fire Protection Association’s revision of its 409 Standard on Aircraft Hangars removes the mandate for foam fire systems in Group 2 hangars.

The Air Elite FBO Network has implemented an in-house staff training program.

The 2021 edition of NBAA-BACE welcomed exhibitors and attendees to the Las Vegas Convention Center's new West Hall.

Top Flight recognizes individuals, organizations, and technologies for excellence, innovation, and service.

Thomas Holzthum is CEO of PCX Aerostructures, Sean Lee joins NBAA board, and Jim Lewis is senior managing director of Mente Group.

Preliminary and final accident reports, November 2021

Two helicopter operators exemplify the application of SMS concepts for a wide variety of mission types.

Putting technology to work, two companies have developed IFR training hoods that allow instructors to change the visibility dynamically in flight.

Field Aerospace's contract calls for the Oklahoma City-based company to upgrade the avionics of the Air Force's T-1A fleet to Collins Pro Line 21.

Helicopter resellers and trading firms at Heli XP report business is white hot.

Airbus, Dassault, Onera, the French Ministry of Transport, and Safran launched the first in-flight study of a single-aisle aircraft using unblended SAF.

It’s time for action, not more studies, when it comes to aviation safety in Alaska.

The approval for use of lower-lead avgas in Cessna's three piston singles applies to new production and legacy airplanes.

NBAA's new the certificate program is designed as an entry-level or mid-level path to expanding and demonstrating knowledge of safety management.

The European aerospace and defense conglomerate recorded a Q3 profit of $472 million.

The Aviation Funding Stability Act, approved by the House T&I Commitee, would enable to the FAA to keep operating during government shutdowns.

Bell delivered 33 commercial helicopters during the period.

ZeroAvia is working with Rotterdam The Hague Airport and the Royal Schiphol Group to prepare for hydrogen-powered flights to London in 19-seat aircraft.

Lilium, Archer, and Airbus all improved their standing in SMG Consulting's latest monthly rating of the viability of new aircraft developments.