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NATA is concerned that a bill effectively banning helicopters in large U.S. cities would open the door for other attempts to restrict airspace.

FAA airports chief says more than 100 jurisdictions are not in compliance with airport revenue laws and "time is up."

The Dubai office is Air Partners' 13th international office.

FlightSafety International's new FlightSmart program aims to provide objective feedback to improve the pilot training process.

The African Airlines Association opened its 51st general assembly in Mauritius on Monday.

New York's UAS test site in Rome has been granted FAA beyond visual line of sight operations approval.

The new Dubai facility will maintain and repair closer to customers’ operations resulting in quicker technical support and less aircraft down time.

The renamed DHC sees plenty of markets for its improved model.

Russia could benefit hugely from business aviation and this is prompting officials to look at how to develop the sector.

Sanctions imposed on the country limit the options of home-grown manufacturers.

MEBAA predicts overall growth of 8-9 percent in the Gulf Cooperation Council for 2019

A conflict over the An-124 freighter between Ukraine and Russia puts Germany In the middle.

Aviation industry trade groups are working together to build the future for urban air mobility

Moog is paying $4 million to take on Workhorse's SureFly eVTOL program.

A key FAA safety official outlines hard look at the way the agency works and pressures to balance workload.

In the last two years, many underwriters have exited aviation insurance while those remaining have tightened underwriting standards and hiked premiums.

Bizav orgs charge the UK proposals disproportionately target on a single transportation segment, even as the industry makes an aggressive push toward SAF.

Safran Helicopter Engines has received EASA type certification approval for its new Ardiden 1U engine in India's Light Utility Helicopter.

E-scan radars and new versions for the nuclear and escort jammer roles are part of the roadmap for the Luftwaffe’s Typhoon fleet.

The Cirrus G2 Vision Jet is gaining another key safety system with the new Safe Return Emergency Autoland becoming a standard feature.

Akbar Al Baker criticized the Indian government for withholding bilateral air services rights due to lack of investment by Qatar in the subcontinent.

Electric vehicle maker Workhorse is selling the assets of its SureFly aviation division to Moog for $4 million.

Russia’s foremost display team is adding the latest advanced “Flanker” derivative to its line-up, and Turkey may be doing the same in the near future

The agricultural VoloDrone will be able to spray 15 acres per hour.

The EAJP is part of a new family of electronic warfare systems being developed under the Arexis banner

Business aviation flight activity in Europe last month was flat year-over-year, with increased charter activity largely offsetting a dip in private flights

The agency developed a new medical protocol that relies on continuous glucose monitoring for first- and second-class medical issuance.

With its FAA type certificate in hand, Epic Aircraft expects to begin deliveries of its E1000 single-engine turboprop before the end of year.

More than 2,600 U.S. registered turbine-powered business aircraft remain unequipped to meet FAA's January 2020 mandate, FlightAware says.

ADS-B mandate and overcapacity may spur business jet retirements, says Rolland Vincent.