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The Swedish government will introduce takeoff and landing charges to encourage airlines to use more fuel-efficient aircraft with lower emissions.

Work has begun on CloudNine, a private hangar complex at California’s Camarillo Airport.

Airbus HCare now covers 2,400 helicopters and will be expanded to include legacy aircraft.

The last airlift organized by Textron Aviation's predecessor was in 2014.

Piper has been working with its board on a transition with the retirement of Simon Caldecott and expects to announce a new leadership structure soon.

Assembly has begun on the Bell 360 Invictus while the V-280 tiltrotor continues flight testing.

Regulatory restrictions, costs, and operator and pilot mentality all have combined to serve as a disincentive for IFR flight in single-engine helicopters.

Machine-learning specialist Daedalean is helping Reliable Robotics achieve its target of completing certification for its flight-automation technology by the end of 2022.

The chief executive of European LCC EasyJet sees hydrogen and electric propulsion as the best solution for short-haul flights.

FlightSafety's Dassault Falcon 8X simulator will be based at its Teterboro learning center.

Alto Aviation has introduced a seamless retrofit cabin audio upgrade for Bombardier Challenger 601, 604, and 605s.

Business aviation operations surpassed the 10,000-single-day mark in North American this month and are exceeding expectations, Argus reports.

A new Boca Raton, Florida-based company led by AvWeb co-founder Carl Marbach aims to make the sharing of charter flights easier and more seamlessly.

California-based Clay Lacy has become the latest FBO operator to announce it will continually stock sustainable aviation fuel.

ICAO is launching a campaign to improve Notam quality by pushing nations to purge ones that are more than three months old.

Torrance, California-based Robinson Helicopter started off the year with the delivery of its 13,000th rotorcraft.

Bell opened the Wichita site in August 2020 to support its efforts to win contracts on two substantial future vertical lift programs for the U.S. Army.

Researchers in the U.S. have developed a process to make SAF from discarded food and sewage.

HAI's Pilot of the Year, USCG Lt. Cdr. Robert McCabe, demonstrated his skills coaching a pilot through disorientation and shared the lessons learned.

The Brazilian aircraft manufacturer incurred losses in 2020, mainly due to declining deliveries of its commercial airliners in the wake of the Covid pandemic.

The German company filed a U.S. patent application in 2020 that was based on a June 2019 European application.

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Funding from the UK government will support flight testing of Ampaire's Electric EEL and Eco Otter SX aircraft.

The 185 kW generator is being provided for the propulsion systems of several new electric aircraft being developed by Jaunt Air Mobility, XTI Aircraft, and Airflow.

Private hangar complex developer Sky Harbour expects to break ground at its latest location, Denver’s Centennial Airport in the third quarter of the year.

Duncan Aviation has secured STCs from Europe and Canada for an ACA ionization system installation package on Globals and Challenger 300s/350s.

Gulfstream Aerospace’s APU repair facility at the company’s Savannah, Georgia headquarters service center has been recognized as a center of excellence.

While operations were down in both North America and Europe, they strengthened in the former and dropped off in the latter, Argus reports.

Following a 13-year absence, Air Charter Scotland positions a Cessna Citation II at its Glasgow Airport home.

Growth in aircraft management poses challenges for aspiring aviation leaders and business aviation as a whole