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Dave Franson joins six recipients honored with this year’s 2020 NAA Wesley L. McDonald Distinguished Statesman and Stateswoman of Aviation Award.

he Society of Experimental Test Pilots recognized Tom Carr, Garmin director of flight operations and chief test pilot, with its highest honor for Autoland.

Bombardier plans to acquire the issued and outstanding shares of Lufthansa Bombardier Aviation Services from Lufthansa Technik and ExecuJet Aviation Group.

USTrinity Aviation has become the second FBO at the Dallas-Fort Worth-area Denton Enterprise Airport.

Jetex's VIP terminal at Dubai Al Maktoum International Airport is booming as Covid-19 has caused a dearth of first-class flights at UAE airline Emirates.

Bamboo Airways has begun the first jet service to Con Dao Island off the southern coast of Vietnam.

Although it may face further political opposition, Switzerland’s new fighter procurement has received public approval, albeit by a slim margin.

The two companies believe they can begin commercial urban air mobility services by September 2023.

Saudi Arabia-based Arabian Development & Marketing Co. has become the distributor for the Rhaegal-B in the GCC states and Africa.

The Blue Avionics BA-540 AAU creates almost unlimited design opportunities to add new avionics functionality.

The IRS has released final regulations that spell out bonus depreciaton rules for most depreciable business assets, including business jets.

A letter of agreement between United Airlines and the Air Line Pilots Association prevents any involuntary layoffs until June 2021.

The latest order comes as a result of Luxembourg deciding to expand its participation in the program by 1,000 hours annually.

Having previously signaled its intentions to acquire T-6s for the training role, the Royal Thai Air Force has firmed up its acquisition.

Wilmington, Delaware has become the third location where FlightSafety International offers training for the Gulfstream G280.

Embraer has received a thumbs up from Brazil’s ANAC and the FAA for its synthetic vision guidance system on the Praetor 500 and 600.

To be held throughout October, NBAA's Virtual Aviation Tax & Transaction Review will encompass three live and three pre-recorded sessions, all for credit.

The first of 36 F-39 Gripen E/Fs for the Brazilian air force has been delivered for trials at the Gripen Flight Test Center at Gavião Pexioto.

Business aviation, specifically Part 135 operators, as well as drone and air freight companies are largely behind Web Manuals' growth.

GE has delivered 10 GE9X test engines to Boeing for use in the 777X.

Gaining experience with unmanned aircraft should give Reliable Robotics a leg up on the race to bring new technologies to market.

Airbus and Boeing Split Views on Sustainability; TBM Series Hits 1,000; State of the Private Charter Market; AIN's Special Coverage in October

Boeing Tests New Tech with ecoDemonstrator 787

The California-based startup says its technology proves that autonomous flight can be safe, reliable and adaptable to different aircraft platforms.

Opening a New FBO is a Challenge

The California-based operator will launch its air taxi services with the piston-powered aircraft, before getting approval for a new electric version of the four-seater.

The six-seater aircraft took off from ZeroAvia's UK development base with a complete propulsion system including hydrogen fuel cells.

EBAA is launching working groups to further the Stars program, which provides a path for for social and environmental sustianability.

FAA Administrator Steve Dickson plans to fly the 737 Max on September 30.

As a result of continued reduced air traffic stemming from the Covid-19 pandemic, ATC agency Nav Canada has reduced its workforce by 14 percent.