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The Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia Central Operations will use the FlightSafety MissionFit Flight training device for Pilatus PC-12 NG training.

The acquisition by Experience is anticipated to result in $400 million in gross proceeds that Blade will use to expand markets and increase infrastructure.

Covid effects have led to talks between AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes and the Tata Group over the Malaysian group’s stake in AirAsia India.

A new design featuring six eight-bladed pods mounted beneath the aircraft wing represents Airbus’s latest effort to “scale up” hydrogen-powered engines.

The MC-21-310 narrowbody flew for one hour and 25 minutes following its first takeoff from Irkutsk.

For the first time the F-22 and F-35 fifth-generation fighters “talked” to each other securely via datalink.

Smart Rudder Bias is the newest addition to the Garmin Autonomi family and brings new safety features to piston twins.

Ampaire’s Electric EEL Tests Prepare the Way For Greener Airliner Services

The second draft meeting for NFPA's 409 aircraft hangar fire protection code is slated for February.

Teal Group vice president Richard Aboulafia and AeroDynamic Advisory director Kevin Michaels believe narrowbody trends favor Airbus.

Business aviation operations were down 16.4 percent year-over-year in November, representing a flattening of recovery, according to Argus.

GPI Geospatial occupies the third floor of the FBO's four-story terminal at Orlando Executive Airport and hangars its three aircraft there.

FAA administrator Steve Dickson describes risks resulting from changes caused by the pandemic.

HAI president and FAA administrator call for retrofit of crash resistant fuel systems, seats, and structures in legacy helicopters.

The four-nation program for a MALE UAV is awaiting a contract to launch the development and production of 60 air vehicles for service-entry in 2028.

The announcement, during the AFWERX Accelerate conference, marks the first-time an eVTOL aircraft has received U.S. military airworthiness approval.

The FAA on December 12 determined that pilots can receive the Covid-19 vaccine under the conditions of their FAA-issued airman medical certification.

VBACE, Airbus Plans Hydrogen-powered Aircraft, Aerion Builds Backlog and New HQ, FAA and the Covid-19 Vaccine, Dassault Falcon 6X Rolls Out

The Philippines Air Force has begun operating the Black Hawk, having received its first batch of six in November.

New features for the Garmin GTN XI navigators are available with a software update.

The FAA’s medical policies during the Covid-19 pandemic remain a moving target, but with vaccines we can see the light at the end of the tunnel.

Dassault Falcon Jet has isolated systems to protect them in the wake of the cyberattack that occurred a few weeks after Embraer suffered a cyberattack.

The latest capabilities to Honeywell's Forge flight management platform include enhanced network monitoring and more individualized features.

A Safety Alert for Operators outlines steps to consider when transporting large volumes of dry ice.

Automatic refueling for boom receivers is slated for certification trials next year, while probe receivers are getting a new traffic light system.

The company is working with Sydney Seaplanes and Dante Aeronautical to get its converted Caravan aircraft approved in Australia.

The design is based on Daher's existing TBM family of light aircraft and is being prepared for a first flight in 2022.

Airline groups expressed encouragement over language in the UN aviation body’s manual for testing and cross-border risk management.

Dassault’s New Falcon 6X Business Jet Rolls Out In Bordeaux

An AIN editor shares his experience with the disease.