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Luxaviation UK co-founder George Galanopoulos is taking on the CEO duties, in addition to serving as European head of charter for the Luxaviation Group.

Questions remain over implementation of the International Civil Aviation Organization’s recommendations for reopening air travel.

Bell is offering buyers of new civil aircraft a free one-year subscription to Garmin OnePak database bundles and the Garmin Pilot app.

The March acquisition of Sky Night gave flyExclusive three Gulfstream GIV-SPs and the ability to expand its international flying to Europe and Asia.

Flying at Flexjet has doubled over the past three weeks as the fractional provider recovers post-Covid-19, while sale inquiries are "off the charts."

Belen Regional Airport in New Mexico is proceeding with its long-planned new general aviation terminal.

IATA reported a 27.7 percent decline in air cargo demand for the month of April, marking the sharpest drop ever.

Galaxy FBO is the newest of the six service providers at Houston Hobby Airport.

Aircraft charter management providers Wing Aviation and Western Airways join forces in Houston.

The MRO provider expects to handle many more Bombardier Challenger 300 series 7,500-cycle inspections with a large and aging fleet.

Dallas-based King Aerospace said MRO space is at a premium at its Oklahoma facilities.

A Salute to Aviation’s Unsung Frontline Workers

Preliminary and final reports

Striving for safe owner-pilot operations is all about adopting a professional attitude to flying.

Citing debt, Covid-19, Universal Helicopters ceases operations

The sale of the CRJ program to Mitsubishi Heavy Industries moves ahead amid steep losses at the Japanese company.

FSF is using remote monitoring and video conference to keep BARS program moving forward during Covid-19 pandemic.

China, India among possible partners for Embraer’s commercial aircraft business.

The FAA extended earlier exemptions surrounding Part 135 air carrier crew training and checking requirements at the request of NATA.

MySky's founders say that artificial intelligence can deliver financial transparency to private aviation, which is wasting 20 percent of its cost base.

Incidents—rather than accidents—accounted for the vast majority of mishaps over the past decade.

OJets Delivers the Pinnacle O Experience to the World's Most Discerning Travelers

Dropping munitions from transport aircraft is being tested as part of the “arsenal plane” concept to deliver increased numbers of long-range weapons.

At a time of political tension with Russia, long-range U.S. bomber missions to Europe send a clear message to Moscow.

The A400M military airlifter has become the first aircraft in its class to be able to fly automatically at low level.

Magnix is partnering with AeroTec to re-engine the Cessna 208B Grand Caravan single turboprop with an electric propulsion system.

A Wyvern webinar examined how to keep pilots sharp from the perspective of Part 91 and Part 135 operators.

International travel suffers from a failure to apply a coordinated set of travel restrictions, including in Asia.

An aviation industry coalition is concerned that a recent FCC decision will cause interference with radar altimeters.

ExecuJet parent company Luxaviation has purchased the Sky Valet FBO at Paris Le Bourget Airport, Europe's busiest bizav destination.