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The Japanese automotive group is one of several carmakers, also including Hyundai, Toyota and Geely, making substantial investments in the advanced air mobility sector.

MagniX and GE Aviation win contracts to perform ground and flight demonstrations with $253.4 million in grants from NASA.

Three charging stations now occupy Sweden’s Visby Airport to serve electric aircraft as airports group Swedavia seeks to pioneer electric propulsion in commercial aviation.

The latest MOUs signed by Electra, which call for delivery of as many as 130 aircraft, follow a late-August deal with Bristow Group for 50.

Preowned business aircraft pricing must be done in steps, just like step-climbing in an aircraft. If raised too quickly, pricing will stall out.

Honda's newly unveiled eVTOL would be able to travel 249 miles, connecting Cape Cod to New York.

Sheltair Aviation’s FBO at Tampa International Airport hosted an open house last week in conjunction with WAI’s annual Girls in Aviation Day.

Designed for a range of operations—from fixed-wing to unmanned—SafetyLinQ enables users to customize their risk assessment and scoring.

Traxxall's new MRO module aims to improve the efficiency and financial success for business aircraft maintenance providers.

ITA has inked deals with Airbus and Air Lease Corp for 59 Airbus narrowbody and widebody airliners ahead of its formal launch October 15.

GE Aviation and MagniX win contracts to perform ground and flight demonstrations with $253.4 million in grants from NASA.

Williams International was the sole OEM to hold the first place slot in the turbofan segment in this year’s AIN Engine Product Support Survey

Intelligent application of new technologies promises to have a dramatic impact on helicopter safety.

At the NBAA-BACE dedicated AAM & Emerging Technologies Zone, advanced air mobility exhibitors will be promoting their futuristic aircraft.

Sikorsky Firehawks prove major game-changer as California confronts another record wildfire season.

Preliminary and final accident reports, October 2021

Rachel Barrie has been named CEO of Global Aerospace, David Edwards is CEO of the Royal Aeronautical Society, and Ryan Latham will head Hartzell's AWI-AMI.

FAA Warms To Virtual Rides for Line Check Approvals

In addition to their normal targets of opportunity, cyber hackers are also finding that an aircraft's unprotected network can be ripe for data piracy.

Step Aboard the First Production Gulfstream G700

Randall Green led Safe Flight Instrument Corp. for nearly two decades and devoted years to the Corporate Angel Network.

London Oxford Airport is experiencing its busiest period over the past 15 years, with a surge in movements driven by business aircraft and charters.

Flexjet and PrivateFly see "a level of private aviation demand not seen for a long time" in Europe.

While Congress is anticipated to extend government funding through December 3, larger infrastructure and budget reconciliation bills are in question.

GE Aviation made the first flight with its new fadec-equipped Catalyst turboprop engine this afternoon in Berlin.

The NTSB found that the parking brake handle and the valve it controlled were in the set position in the crash of a Citation 560XL.

JetEast's new MRO at Millville Executive Airport comprises 70,000 sq ft of hangar and office space.

The Switzerland-based Climate Jet Club now offers its users a way to remove their CO2 emissions from the environment.

Bombardier says that it has received its largest order of the year, for 20 of its newly announced Challenger 3500 super-midsize business jets.

MedAire's Dubai operation adds more aviation security specialists and enhances its technological capabilities.