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Canada’s International Test Pilots School will have to wait until autumn to conduct natural icing tests on the Comac C919.

The Dubai-based international FBO operator opened its 33rd FBO in Singapore in October.

With sustainability becoming a major focus in business aviation, more hangar keepers are turning to solar energy to power their operations.

The news is the first system supplier announcement from Joby Aviation, which appears to be a frontrunner in the race to get an eVTOL aircraft to market.

United Airlines and its partner Mesa Airlines have provisionally agreed to buy up to 200 of Archer Aviation's four-passenger, all-electric eVTOL aircraft.

Gulfstream has assembled basic packages from a Refresh that involves paint and interior work to Custom that includes a new floorplan.

Air France-KLM and Lufthansa Group assert that granting more traffic rights to Qatar Airways is untimely due to the Covid-19 crisis.

Under a new agreement, StandardAero will have technicians at Bombardier's London Biggin Hill and Berlin facilities, expanding the scope of capabilities.

The Helicopter Association International webinar highlighted major updates to the Part 147 rule first "developed to teach technicians to maintain a DC-6."

ACC Columbia will focus on business jet maintenance following its deal with F/List.

Business and general aviation avionics sales marked the lowest total in the past decade, but retrofit sales steadily improved, AEA reported.

The left engine of the doomed Sriwijaya Air 737-500 lost thrust while the right thrust levers remained static before a 45 degree roll to the left.

The first Pilatus PC-24 with a higher-density, 10-seat configuration was delivered to a “customer in the western United States” in late January.

UPS Extends Airbus A300 Service Life with Honeywell Primus Epic Avionics

Upgrades to Textron Aviation's CJ4 Gen2 are focused almost exclusively on the passenger cabin.

Singapore Airlines will take 14 fewer 787-10s and 11 more 777-9s while delaying deliveries from both Boeing and Airbus.

Aerion and NASA have signed a third Space Act Agreement to explore propulsion and thermal management technologies for aircraft operating between Mach 3-5.

Organizations representing smaller carriers urged Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen to expedite PSP payments to the more than 300 operators still waiting.

Japan’s first new-generation 767-based tanker is in the air and due for delivery to the JASDF later this year.

Pilot, operator faulted by NTSB in Kobe Bryant helicopter crash.

Shipment of 26 Boeing commercial jets in January included twenty-one 737 Maxes.

Universal Weather and Aviation has established a network of Covid-19 testing providers across the top 200 international airports that its customers use.

Canada has issued Covid-19 virus rules that require arriving international corporate, private, and charter flights to land at one of four major airports.

House aviation subcommittee chair Rick Larsen expressed reservations about mandating Covid testing before domestic travel and wants further aviation aid.

The bidding war over Signature Aviation continues to unfold with the latest offer of $4.7 billion coming from a partnership of rival bidders.

Airbus, Honeywell, and UPS collaborate on upgrades to the avionics in the delivery company’s A300s.

Helicopter services company Bristow continues fleet downsizing, quarterly losses.

Bell recently delivered the first European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)-certified Bell 505 NXi.

Air Archipels of Tahiti will use the King Air 260C equipped with a cargo door for air ambulance operations.

With the Covid pandemic still in play, the Super Bowl may not prove to be the usual magnet for private aviation this year.