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The Air Charter Association plans to return to holding its Air Charter Expo (ACE) in an in-person format on September 14 at London Biggin Hill Airport.

François Chavatte, who co-founded EBAA and was co-pilot of first business aviation flight into Paris- Le Bourget Airport, passed away on June 24.

The web platform, which matches customers with service provider quotes, has had a banner month in terms of its network growth.

Fly Louie claims WholesaleFlex service can yield up to twice as many confirmed trips for a member charter operator.

Leonardo has been contracted to install its Miysis directed infrared countermeasure (DIRCM) system on a Bombardier Global 7500.

Maintenance plan provider JSSI has expanded its industry footprint with the purchase of SierraTrax, which offers aircraft maintenance tracking services.

As a result of the deal, SierraTrax will expand its support to operators of super-midsize and large-cabin jets.

Deals for 200 Max jets and 70 A321neos mark the largest airplane commitment in United’s history.

Lufthansa Aviation Training is buying mixed-reality NovaSim full-motion flight simulation training devices from Brunner Elektronik.

NTSB Chairman Robert L. Sumwalt Reflects on 15 Years of Transportation Safety Advocacy

A decision by the FAA to reject a request for type inspection authorization appears not to have changed Boeing’s target for 777X approval.

AeroVanti looks to gain members through "ultra-competitive pricing."

For a region highly dependent upon tourism as the Caribbean, air connectivity between islands still can be very difficult.

The creation of the Voluntary Safety Reporting Program for FAA's Aviation Safety workers comes at the behest of Congress in the wake of the Max crashes.

Bell is retiring its V-280 tiltrotor demonstrator to focus on the Army's next phase of future vertical lift competition.

The U.S. is happy to sell F-16s to the Philippines, but the price may be too high for Manila.

Electra expects to start ground testing a technology demonstrator before the end of 2021 for its planned eSTOL aircraft, which is one of several new designs being evaluated by the U.S. Air Force for possible military roles.

The company will use a pair of 19-seat Dornier 228 twin turboprop aircraft for research and development work under the UK government-backed HyFlyer II program.

When it enters service in 2025, Hybrid Air Vehicles' Airlander 10 airship will be powered by two of Collins's 500-kW electric motors in tandem with a pair of diesel engines, but it is expected to be all-electric by 2030.

The pilot-training organization, based at Montpelier in the south of France, will help VoltAero plan for operations of its Cassio family of hybrid-electric aircraft and also develop training for pilots.

Parliamentary approval of the 2022 defense budget clears the path for development of the FCAS next-generation air combat system.

The aviation industry seems closer to normal after I attended my first in-person event since the coronavirus pandemic started in early 2020.

Airbus Corporate Jets has worked with global health technology provider Philips to equip ACJs with monitoring and medical equipment.

Jet Aviation has expanded its footprint in Switzerland with purchase of ExecuJet’s Zurich FBO and Luxaviation's aircraft charter/management division.

The special missions Beechcraft King Air has been in service with the Army since 2009.

This year's Aircraft Electronics Association convention bodes well for other events this year, with high numbers of attendees and exhibitors.

The Hawaii DOT has pushed off ending its lease to operate Dillingham Airfield until the end of the year.

Allied Pilots Association official calls on management to allow more flexibility in pilot scheduling.

Ortega Aviation Services in Wichita has awarded ground school scholarships to nine area police officers.

Stress is unavoidable for pilots, but it can be managed though preparation, anticipation, planning, communications, CRM, and time management.