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While the agency has seen its leadership turn over during the past year, Dickson provided "stability" when it was most needed, industry leaders say.

Helicopter operators file petitions with the FAA seeking exemptions to radar altimeter requirements in wake of 5G interference.

Worldwide business and general aviation avionics sales last year climbed 6.5 percent, to nearly $2.37 billion, according to AEA's latest market report.

Textron Aviation Special Missions this week delivered four Cessna Skyhawk 172s to the Philippine Navy and an order for two Beechcraft 360s for Aerodata.

NBAA is preparing a series of events to celebrate its 75th anniversary and foster the next generation of business aviation leaders.

East Hampton, New York city officials and FAA try to resolve issues related to making KTHO a private-use airport.

The German start-up has completed flight testing of its HY4 technology demonstrator and is working with Deutsche Aircraft to start flying a converted Dornier 328 regional airliner.

Aircraft engine maker Rolls-Royce and tranportation consultancy Roland Berger say the Asia Pacific market could generate annual revenues of $36.9 billion by 2050.

The U.S. start-up is working to bring its autonomous, hybrid-electric Chaparral C1 VTOL cargo transporter into commercial service by 2023.

The partners are among several advanced air mobility companies engaged with Japanese authorities with a view to launching eVTOL air taxi services in the country from 2025.

The company's MF-100 aircraft is remotely monitored by fully trained pilots and will be able to operate from small landing sites where freight can be automatically transferred to and from last-mile ground vehicles.

The company reported the accident in an 8K filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on February 16.

The Norwegian airline is joining a 12-month joint study with the UK-based aero engines group and the Brazilian aircraft manufacturer.

Boeing's 777X Flies at the Singapore Airshow

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Thirty-six delegates attended the second part of Air Charter Association's three-level Air Charter Broker Qualification training.

During an NBAA News Hour webinar, leaders noted the "frenzied" market carrying into 2022, wage hikes, increased backlogs, and lack of inventory.

Shell has become the first fuel company to bring sustainable aviation fuel to Singapore.

Thomas Global Systems' TFD-4100 LCD screen is a replacement to the obsolete Collins Pro Line 4 EFD-4077 CRT display.

One of Joby Aviation’s two eVTOL prototypes had an accident during flight testing in California.

After facing unprecedented challenges as FAA Administrator, Steve Dickson is resigning, effective March 31, to spend more time with his family.

The European OEM is on track to lift A320 family monthly production rates to 65 in 2023 on the back of strong demand as air transport recovers from Covid.

Security group Osprey Flight Solutions uses technology and past experience to unravel the risk management equation for aircraft operators in danger zones.

Staffing shortages and disruptions in the U.S. and Europe teach Asia-Pacific airlines a lesson in how to prepare for a traffic surge.

All of Jet Aviation's U.S. FBOs, including its two newest at Bozeman, Montana and Scottsdale, Arizona, have achieved Stage 2 registration under IS-BAH.

Foreign and domestic operators of large aircraft flying under Part 91/135 to airports in the EU will need to register on EASA’s environmental portal.

NBAA announces recipients of the 2021 AMT Maintenance Scholarships, awarded to individuals working or planning to work in business aviation maintenance.

Pula Aviation Services has acquired Airpart Supply Limited in a deal which will expand the service offerings it provides.

Krimson Aviation, which is now at 38 airports and 20 countries, is eyeing further growth in East Africa in 2022.

The Jetcruzer—a turbine single pusher fixed-wing design dating back to the mid-1980s—is being revived as an electric aircraft.