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Kaman's optionally piloted vehicle module for the K-Max helicopter will enter ground and flight testing during the first half of 2021.

A webinar focuses on ramifications of a decision to require recent negative Covid-19 test results from all air passengers entering the U.S.

The Treasury Department has begun sending agreements to Part 135 carriers that applied for PSP support to cover worker compensation, NATA said.

Sikorsky and Boeing unveiled a slicker version of their SB-1 “Defiant” for the U.S. Army's $40 billion future long range assault aircraft competition.

The Universal Avionics Hawker 800XP InSight flight deck upgrade adds new life to a popular business jet.

Tamarack Aerospace is sponsoring a fly-off between a Cessna CitationJet modified with the company’s active winglets, and an unmodified CitationJet.

Drone pierces windshield of Chilean Navy UH-57B, injuring front seat crewmember.

A cross-section of aviation groups issued an open letter to EU member states, urging further collaboration in a number of areas for drone integration.

The EU aviation safety regulator expects to clear the Boeing 737 Max to fly again in Europe shortly.

The Vertical Flight Society has canceled its annual in-person Forum gathering due to continuing covid concerns.

Airbus flying laboratory dedicated to evaluating future UAM and helicopter innovations.

NBAA supports identification requirements for drones but is concerned that the Remote ID rule provides public access to drone and operator locations.

Carsten Spohr expects no need for further state aid for the German group.

Following a year of gathering feedback from customers and employees, Jet Aviation has introduced a new logo and revamped its website.

French Kodiak 100 customer Héli-Béarn will use the turboprop single for skydiving operations.

Aviation’s commitment to reduce carbon emissions by 50 percent by 2050 will require jets to fly on 100-percent SAF well before then, says Boeing.

A fatal crash of a USAF-operated Global Express was caused by the crew's error in identifying the failed powerplant and shutting down the operating engine.

How Brexit’s Impact on European Aviation Could Run Deep

The FAA is undertaking a range of noise research and released the results of one such study that found annoyance to aircraft noise intensifying.

Carver Aero, which operates a pair of FBOs in Iowa, will make that a trio, with the acquisition of Advanced Air at Council Bluffs Municipal Airport.

Atlantic Aviation has completed a major renovation at its Las Vegas McCarran International Airport FBO.

County board directs John Wayne Airport to strike language from FBO leases that would have prohibited JSX from operating there.

The Helicopter Association International has cancelled its annual Heli-Expo trade show scheduled for March 22 to 25 in New Orleans.

Greece is upgrading 84 of its F-16s with AESA radar as part of a major overhaul of its fighter force.

Since 1981, Bell has delivered more than 1,100 412 medium twins across 11 different variants.

GrandView Aviation's plans for base expansion come after the charter operator grew its Embraer Phenom 300 fleet to 10.

While A220 production rates will remain steady, Airbus has decided to slow planned output increases of the A320.

Authorities give up the search for bodies following a 13-day recovery operation tied to the crash of a Boeing 737-500 off the Indonesian coast.

The SeaGuardian is the maritime surveillance version of the MQ-9B, capable of anti-submarine warfare.

With the Transport Canada Approved Maintenance Organization certification, F/List Canada can expand its operations to include aftermarket refurbishment.