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After more than a decade when OEMs had little leverage to firm up aircraft pricing, market conditions are ripe for increases.

Mark Van Zwoll has been tapped as v-p of fleet and special missions sales at Embraer Executive Jets.

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At the NBAA static display at Henderson Executive Airport this year, the new pavilion will house sessions for the owner/single-pilot operator community.

Honeywell and InfiniDome are developing anti-GPS jamming technology for urban air mobility and military vehicles.

Hill Helicopters said it would offer its turbine single with an option of either wheeled or skid gear.

The addition of another 30 A321neos to the Delta Air Lines orderbook raises the carrier's total commitment to 155 airplanes.

Amapire says it will work with regional airlines to bring converted Twin Otter and Islander aircraft into commercial service by 2024.

The partners say that thousands of inner-city parking garages are underutilized and can be readily converted into vertiports for eVTOL aircraft.

The companies will offer air-cooled hydrogen fuel cells to eVTOL aircraft developers, promising significant improvements in power performance.

A study by Roland Berger and the Royal Netherlands Aerospace Centre evaluates the business case for a hypothetical hybrid-electric 19-seat regional aircraft in real-world competition against existing airliners from Embraer, ATR, and Airbus.

The German company's 500-hp A03 is the most powerful piston aircraft certified to date and could act as a turbogenerator to power electric motors and recharge batteries.

Embraer subsidiary Eve Urban Air Mobility is expanding its partnership with flight booking platform Ascent, which is looking to develop a network of urban air mobility services across the Asia Pacific region.

Like its hybrid-electric civil VTOL design, the company's MAV55 Multi-Mission Air Vehicle uses a fixed wing and its slowed rotor compound technology.

Critics target heliports, civil operations

ASA is hosting an educational program that will detail the market along with the inspection and appraisal process for warbirds.

Business aircraft brokerage services provider Elliott Jets said it is now offering a risk-free, money-back guarantee on aircraft acquisitions.

The new Redbird Pro App uses machine learning to customize a pilot's proficiency training program.

Hawthorne Global Aviation Services and Jet East Aviation can now provide service on the complete Embraer business jet range.

The Senate Intelligence Authorization Act is seeking an evaluation of the vulnerability of GPS to hostile actions.

Iowa-based Carver Aero has acquired two businesses at Illinois’s Aurora Municipal Airport: LumanAir Aviation Services and ATS Illinois.

Lockheed Martin says it is closing Sikorsky's Coatesville, Pennsylvania plant early next year.

The 2021 edition of BACE, to be held October 12-14 in Las Vegas, will include many of the same features that have characterized the event in past years.

With Russian government funding, the country's aerospace sector wants to take supersonic technologies to new levels to make a new generation SST viable.

Floatplane Operator Tailwind Air Launches NYC-Boston Harbor Service

The U.S. Defense Department has activated the Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) for the third time in its 70-year history.

Days after Signature Aviation was acquired by a consortium of private equity firms, CEO Mark Johnstone was replaced by president and COO Tony Lefebvre.

The business jets that Jet Edge is acquiring are a mix of new and used Bombardier Challenger 300/350s and Gulfstream G450s.

Available preowned inventories are down 43 percent from a year ago with younger aircraft in particularly short supply, Jefferies reports.

Aerobility, a UK-based charity offering disabled people the opportunity to fly, has added its fifth aircraft, a two-seat Grob G109B motor glider.