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The Gulfstream G700 has completed most of the required tests for certification and now is conducting avionics trials.

A U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge singed off for One Aviation's Chapter 11 exit via asset sales to AML Global Eclipse and Nautical Hero Group.

Bell has appointed Rheinland Air Service (RAS) as the first authorized German dealer for the Bell 505 turbine light single.

The pilot of drone that hit an LAPD helicopter is facing federal charges for the unsafe operation of an unmanned aircraft.

Technology continues to advance in the business jet market as seen in these Top Flight Awards nominees.

There were a number of candidates for new turboprops in this year's Top Flight Awards.

The Rotorcraft category saw two new helicopters introduced during the Top Flight Awards time period.

The Top Flight Awards technology category saw a variety of candidates, from new displays to airborne connectivity and ADS-B efforts.

The FBO industry continues to build comprehensive new facilities like these contenders for the Top Flight Awards.

Innovation continues in the charter, fractional, and jet card markets.

Sustainability in aviation is a critical topic despite reduced flying activity during the Covid pandemic.

The safety nominees for the Top Flight Awards highlight many interesting new technologies.

The training arena saw some interesting developments during the past year, especially in light of Covid restrictions.

Repsondents to AOPA's and NBAA's survey on the Pilot Records Database proposal revealed concerns over the burdens of compliance.

Energy group EDP is acquiring energy storage and battery charging technologies that will support Embraer's light electric aircraft program.

JSSI CEO Neil Book and family will retain a minority stake in the company following the closing of the deal with private equity firm GTCR.

India’s Mahindra Aerospace has shuttered its GippsAero subsidiary in Australia that had manufactured the GA8 Airvan.

What Does Political Confusion in Washington Mean for Aviation’s Covid Survival?

One of the mainstays of business aviation is enabling personal, face-to-face handshake connections, but Covid-19 changed that and the industry adapted.

AIA and IAM leaders say say bills to protect aerospace worker jobs would help stabilize the industry and "it's time for Congress to act."

The latest fighter loss is the second for the Republic of China Air Force in the past few weeks, and the fourth this year.

Etihad’s plan to start services to Tel Aviv on March 28 heralds a codeshare deal, MRO collaboration and cooperation on cargo services.

The UK government is investing almost $28 million to encourage development of sustainable aviation fuel use.

Wyvern's new Flight Leader program emphasizes SMS effectiveness as well as human factors and organizational culture.

The French navy—which currently flies Falcon 200s and 50s—is to continue its tradition of operating Falcon models in the maritime surveillance role.

A Global 6000 experienced a runway excursion following a nosewheel steering failure and “inadvertent application of right braking” while landing.

Sikorsky Aircraft president Dan Schultz will retire in early 2021, be replaced by Lockheed Martin executive Paul Lemmo.

The Covid pandemic makes for a “pretty casual decision” on the timing of Southwest Airlines’ resumption of 737 Max 8 operations.

Precision Aviation Group has had a presence in Brazil for five years.

The BlueMAX data transfer unit offers a method to download engine and flight data from compatible avionics.