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Business aviation operations will remain down for the first two months of the year and then return to growth after that, Argus forecasts.

Business aviation operations will remain down for the first two months of the year and then return to growth after that, Argus forecasts.

Mountain Aviation has taken delivery of its 26th Cessna Citation X.

The 770-nm corridor would provide a critical testing site for the emerging group of supersonic aircraft.

Sheltair has completed construction on a 20,000-sq-ft hangar at Florida’s Ocala International Airport.

The Bell V-280 tiltrotor was recently flown with a new tactical common datalink (TCDL) and completed external sling load sorties.

Following Thursday’s validation of design changes to the Max, Canadian authorities expect to issue an airworthiness directive in January.

Airbus's H135 light twin gets a 265-pound boost in mtow, along with a new single-pilot IFR cockpit.

Gogo sees significant growth in installations of its Avance L3 systems in smaller aircraft despite the pandemic.

Planning to launch 737-800NG service between Sydney and Melbourne in March, Regional Express charges Qantas with an effort to flood regional markets.

Honeywell, MagniX, Cambridge Consultants and Nova Systems named as program partners for Faradair's Bio Electric Hybrid Aircraft.

The Civil Aviation Flight University of China will use TRU Simulation + Training's Level D simulator to support its fleet of four Cessna Citation M2s.

Duncan Aviation expects to open the flammability lab at its Battle Creek, Michigan, facility by the end of March.

The two reconnaissance Gulfstreams are believed to be the first of a fleet that could number as many as eight aircraft.

Safran Helicopter Engines has signed a Support-By-Hour contract with State Grid General Aviation Company of China.

Gulfstream handed over a G600 to an undisclosed customer in Europe about six months after it had received EASA approval.

Through the creation of a new Air Charter Safety Alliance, a dozen bizav organizations will work together to raise awareness of illegal charters.

Lynx FBO has acquired Northstar Aviation, the lone service provider at Providence, Rhode Island’s Theodore Francis Green State Airport.

Former Croatian Airlines technical director Davor Bujan will lead Jung Sky's effort to establish an in-house maintenance department.

ExecuJet MRO Services Malaysia is looking to expand its operation at Subang Airport to a much larger facility.

The Russian turboprop-equipped version of the Pratt & Whitney-powered Il-114-100 took to the air for the first time from the Zhukovsky airfield.

FltPlan users have a new option for runway analysis and takeoff and landing performance calculations provided by AeroData.

British Airways, Bill Gates, the UK government and an assortment of venture capitalists are among those supporting ZeroAvia's hydrogen propulsion plans.

The European aerospace group is evaluating a number of potential designs for hydrogen-powered aircraft through its ZeroE program.

The company aims to be able to power a 20-seat aircraft on flights as long as 575 miles by 2023 and is preparing for a 250-mile demonstration flight in a smaller aircraft by March 2021.

Advanced air mobility is targeted to become a major part of Canada air transportation this decade.

The Arch UAM Grand Challenge will provide three cities with a free urban air mobility simulator to help them evaluate plans for integrating eVTOL aircraft into their transportation plans.

The Swiss-Italian company aims to have a full-scale prototype flying in 2022 and be ready to start pre-production in 2023, and service entry in 2025.

Flight testing of the all-electric Alice fixed-wing aircraft was delayed following a fire in the batteries during ground testing in January 2020.

The medical group is looking to buy large fleets of eVTOL aircraft able to fly at least 250 nautical miles and is backing three programs.