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Wheels Up has entered a cooperative pilot hiring partnership with MAG Aerospace that will expand career opportunities for pilots.

The Dutch government summons Russia’s ambassador after court sentences three suspects to life in prison for destroying Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17.

Jet Aviation began supporting the Royal Australian Air Force's Beechcraft King Air 350s in 2002.

The Cessna 172 Skyhawk milestone was reached with this week's delivery of five of the type to ATP Flight School.

Atlas Air Service's January acquisition of AAL means a bigger business aviation services company with greater capabilities.

The Eco Caravan made a first flight on November 18, marking a key waypoint in Ampaire’s efforts to bring the converted hybrid-electric aircraft to market.

The human element is an important part of aviation safety, which means addressing internal and external factors that can cause an employee to disengage.

Private jet travel is rebounding 'incredibly fast' post-pandemic in the Middle East and North Africa region, according to UAS International Trip Support.

First flight of NASA's X-59 quiet supersonic demonstration aircraft is expected early next year.

NC Carpet Binding has partnered with ABM International to distribute CNC stitching equipment for fabricating business aircraft upholstery.

Australian coroner's court is investigating a 2020 Orroral Valley bushfire, which was started by army helicopter’s search light.

Three persons and 53 dogs survive aircraft crash with minor injuries after impacting golf course in Pewaukee, Wisconsin.

The DOT is hosting a public meeting on December 14 to provide FAA officials the opportunity to discuss two new aviation sustainability grant programs.

Approval from the Isle of Man registry means AviationManuals clients will see a reduction in minimum equipment list processing time.

Hermeus demonstrated the ability of its Chimera engine to transition from turbojet to ramjet, which is key for hypersonic travel.

In the UAE and Saudi Arabia, companies are investing time and effort to get eVTOL air services up and running with all-electric aircraft in 2025.

While Europe saw demonstrations last week against private aviations, those protests played out at several locations in the U.S. on a smaller scale.

Archer's newly revealed eVTOL, dubbed Midnight, will be manufactured in Georgia and is expected to enter service in 2025.

Airports in Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Dubai in the UAE, Muscat in Oman, and Jordan’s Aqaba are all able to handle aircraft parking during the event.

At the behest of Congress, the FAA is issuing a direct final rule that will extend the aircraft registration period from three years to seven years.

The NTSB cited the pilot's decision to fly into near whiteout conditions and company procedures leading to that decision as cause for the 2020 Yute crash.

Maintenance shop slot availability is hampering late-year business aircraft transactions in the U.S.

Completion of NetJets' 42,000-sq-ft facility is expected by early 2024.

In all, Lufthansa Technik has or will convert three VIP Airbus A350s to "government cabins" for the German Armed Forces.

Executive Fliteways's sales chief bought his employer to avoid a takeover, and the timing couldn't have been better.

A consortium of five technology companies: BASF, Thyssenkrupp, OMV, DLR, and ASG has been tasked with developing a methanol-to-SAF pathway.

Alto Aviation’s cabin digital audio system and Cadence switch panels have been installed on 100 Bombardier Global Express business jets.

Booking platform FlightBridge will now enable Drivania to offer instant confirmation with all-inclusive prices for more than 600 destinations globally.

The new location in North Carolina gives Summit Aviation 19,000 square feet of additional space.

The Finnish flag carrier looks to lower unit costs to offset the impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the closure of Russian airspace.