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Russia’s latest fighter design is focused primarily on export sales, although could receive a small domestic order to boost its marketability.

The light attack aircraft are being procured as part of a build-up of attack assets to counter extremist forces in the north of the country.

A DOT Inspector General report has found the FAA “lacks sufficient oversight controls for managing its National Airspace System parts inventory."

First delivery of the HondaJet Elite S went to an undisclosed customer.

AOPA is taking issue with an FAA decision that defines "compensation" for flight-sharing expenses to flight instructors in certain aircraft.

EBAA and IBAC today announced the pilot launch of their Standards & Training for Aviation Responsibility and Sustainability (S.T.A.R.S.) program.

Former Rotorway kit helicopter company entering the eVTOL market in partnership with Advanced Tactics.

The action by the FAA to ground Rhoades Aviation relates to an investigation into maintenance deficiencies, not the July 2 ditching accident.

The new airline joint venture is expected to lead to dramatic improvements in flight connectivity for Armenians living overseas.

Stratos will initially offer the 716X single-engine jet as a kit.

Hartzell Propeller will move Tanis production to Ohio.

An FAA airworthiness directive was issued to assess the risk of dual-switch failures in 737 airliner cabin pressure systems.

PWC, Bell, and CAE could receive $685 million from Canada's support for electric aviation.

Embraer's worldwide fleet of Legacy 600s and 650s totals 265.

Family-owned Priester Aviation will pass its leadership torch to a third generation.

Pilatus Business Aircraft's completions center in Colorado opened in 1996.

The fractional ownership provider is also hiring another 200 pilots.

U.S. JetCard sales is mostly behind charter broker Air Partners' growth.

Creating diverse workplaces is a hot topic in every industry. And such is the case in business aviation.

FBO operator Avflight has opened its facility at Arizona’s Falcon Field Airport.

Air bp has sold the first of its SAF ISCC-Plus certified sustainable aviation fuel in Spain to launch customer NetJets Europe.

The delivery of the aircraft to the San Diego Air and Space Museum brings the flying career of the S-3 to a close after nearly 50 years.

Business software provider Essinta has added new functionality to its FBO Director platform through the addition of QuickBooks Online.

The European Commission is seeking to introduce a sustainable aviation fuel blending mandate starting in 2025.

Europe’s dominant airframe maker has committed to invest in SAF development and production in North America.

Epic Aircraft’s new E1000 GX, which includes the Garmin GFC 700 and Hartzell five-blade composite prop, has received FAA approval.

Flexjet's Unlimited Access Program enables G650 share owners to utilize fractional company's whole fleet while providing perks.

NBAA and AOPA have panned the FAA’s revised policy clarifying how flight training can be compensated in aircraft with special airworthiness certificates.

A new Transport Canada Advisory Circular removes previous airworthiness and special authorization requirements for installation and approval of ADS-B.

Charter, aircraft management firm Ventura Air Services unveils Owner Lease Program for Cessna Citation Excel/XLS and Bombardier Challenger 604/605.