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Mike Collins, who died February 25 at the age of 59, served with AOPA since 1994, most recently as technical editor and director of business operations.

U.S. regional carrier Mesa Air and UK consultancy Gramercy Associates plan to launch a new CRJ900 airline in Europe by the end of the year.

The Airpower Teaming System air vehicle is the first military aircraft to be designed and built in Australia in over five decades.

The Airport Carbon Accreditation Program is a key plank in the drive for emissions progress.

Despite Covid, Air Transport Can’t Dodge Pressure to Reduce Its Environmental Impact

The partners aim to be ready to start flight testing a regional airliner modified for hydrogen propulsion by 2023

With a new order for 25 airplanes, United Airlines now expects to receive 94 Boeing 737 Maxes in 2022 and 2023.

NBAA said its three-day virtual Flight Operations Conference that concluded on Thursday “broke new ground."

The House-passed American Rescue Plan includes $3 billion for manufacturing and MRO workers, $15 billion in more PSP, and $8 billion for airports

Under reintroduced legislation, retired FAA controllers would not be financially penalized for working at contract towers.

The FAA has cleared U.S. pilots and air traffic controllers to receive Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen Covid-19 vaccine following emergency-use authorization.

After a relatively brief yet busy and productive career, the RAF’s Sentinel radar reconnaissance aircraft have been retired.

AIN surveyed readers to learn more about how pilots are using flight planning tablet apps and which ones they prefer.

A week-long course hosted by NATA and the U.S. Transportation Safety Institute is designed to give tools to organizations as SMS rules loom.

Preliminary and final accident reports, March 2021

Bradley Mims stepped in as FAA deputy administrator, Dr. Susan Northrup as federal air surgeon, and Alexandria Colindres as CEO of The Registry of Aruba.

Avionics manufacturers are offering a variety of upgrade options for owners of Cessna CitationJets through the CJ3.

The pandemic, a lack of education, and noise issues persist but community involvement is producing victories at general aviation airports, activists agree.

Better ways of training business aviation pilots are becoming more available.

Psychological safety is the foundational building block of safety culture.

The new T629 combat rotorcraft was unveiled in Turkey last week and is set to make its first flight before the end of 2021.

Winning public acceptance and not taking the multifaceted approval processes for granted will be critical to getting the infrastructure in place to support advanced air mobility services.

Fuselages for the two-seat, all-electric aircraft are being made by Composite Universal Group under contract from Bye Aerospace.

Five Rivers Aviation, the sole FBO at San Francisco-area Livermore Municipal Airport, has broken ground on a 43,000 sq ft hangar facility.

Turkish Aerospace Industries expects to fly the new, electric-powered, unmanned T629 attack helicopter later this year.

Political, budgetary and pendemic-related issues are straining international collaboration, but GAMA is hopeful that regulators are committed to it.

NBAA president and CEO Ed Bolen exuded much optimism for the business aviation industry in 2021.

Pfizer flight operations manager Chad Patnode and veteran BBJ and Challenger captain Steve Feldman talk risk assessment strategies when planning a trip.

West Star Aviation has acquired an additional 12,500 sq ft of hangar space in Chattanooga, Tennessee for Embraer maintenance.

Polaris Aero's FlightRisk app is now available through the Satcom Direct SD PreFlight app, facilitating the risk assessment and mitigation process.