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Operating aircraft within or over a war zone has clearly turned out to be a failure in risk management.

The FAA is alleging that Bluefin Aviation Services conducted at least 26 illegal for-hire flights in a Cessna 402B.

Chicago-based United Airlines has become the latest U.S. major to call for an extension of Covid relief to avoid furloughs.

The low-cost, long-haul concept remains at the center of Norwegian plans but on a smaller scale, prompting it to divest up to 17 of its 37 Boeing 787s.

NBAA's Hero Database provides a list of business aircraft and industry personnel who participate in disaster response activities.

Seventeen different propulsion technology programs are being supported under the U.S. government's ASCEND and REEACH programs.

Ten companies led by the Development Bank of Japan raised an additional $31 million for SkyDrive in a Series B funding round that closed on August 28.

Otto Aviation this week unveiled the Celera 500L, a six-passenger pusher-prop business airplane powered by a single 500-hp Red A03 diesel engine.

Avidyne's Atlas and Helios flight management systems can share information with Appareo's Insight EFB app.

The Business Aviation Coalition for Sustainable Aviation Fuel will sponsor its first two-day online summit next month.

As ITP Aero weighs on Rolls-Royce, the UK engine maker considers its divestiture.

NetJets accounts for half of Textron Aviation's 240 Cessna Citation Latitude deliveries over half a decade.

NBAA is concerned that the IRS is eliminating a deduction on certain transportation benefits even though the employee must report those benefits as income.

FBO operator Modern Aviation will add more than 60,000 sq ft of hangar space to its facility at Seattle's Boeing Field-King County International Airport.

Bruce Landsberg, renewed for three more years as NTSB vice chairman, plans to increase focus on aviation weather and Notam system safety factors.

Bombardier Aviation for the first time has delivered one of its new flagship Global 7500s equipped with dual head-up displays.

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency plans to perform Max flight testing from Vancouver, Canada, during the week starting September 7.

Russian Helicopters is displaying an impressive range of its military products at the Army 2020 International Military-Technical Forum.

Island Express Helicopters is blaming the fatal crash of its S-76 on air traffic controllers.

Hartzell Engine Technologies said FAA Organization Designation Authorization enables it to bring new products to market faster and at a lower cost.

CAE's business jet maintenance training includes several different aircraft platforms from Bombardier, Dassault, and Gulfstream.

MDHI's factor service center's work on the CoxHealth MD 902 Explorer including a 5,000-hour airframe overhaul, inspections, repairs and modifications.

The all-electric VA-1X aircraft is expected to enter service in 2024 and will be able to carry four passengers up to 100 miles at speeds of around 150 mph.

Van Horn Aviation's newly approved Bell 206B main rotor blades have different carbon fiber ply counts and orientations, providing for a smoother ride.

NATA held focus groups in four communities and reached seven airports in Colorado during its initial tour under General Aviation Advancing America.

Effective October 13, charter flights between the U.S. and Cuba are expected to be prohibited, with limited exceptions.

Although not confirmed by the manufacturer, it seems that Thailand has selected the Beechcraft T-6 and AT-6 to answer training and light attack needs.

The UK-based Airlander hybrid airship program received new government funding but needs far more money to achieve a first flight for the long-running program.

The VA-1X eVTOL will deliver almost three times as much range as the earlier Seraph technology demonstrator that it has replaced.

NDB is pioneering the use of nanodiamond batteries that recharge themselves and have almost unlimited life.