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The Aviation Manufacturing Jobs Protection Act, a companion to a Senate bill, would cover up to 50 percent of some workers' compensation.

The private lift provider has introduced a carbon-offset option for its customers.

The Aircraft Electronics Association attributed the steep decline to the pandemic.

Trive Capital will provide counsel and financing for additional acquisitions by aircraft modification firm Field Aerospace.

Online registration for the FAA’s first virtual International Rotorcraft Safety Conference is now open.

Naples, Florida-based Elite Jets Charters now employs 18 pilots and operates six company-owned aircraft.

Ninety percent of voting pilots cast ballots in favor of an agreement to allow Transavia to fly within France.

How a Flight Simulator Gives Us an Early Glimpse of EmbraerX’s new eVTOL Aircraft

How Textron Has Improved the King Air Aircraft Family for Passengers and Pilots

The FAA has extended the rule requiring pilots operating civil helicopters under VFR to use the New York North Shore helicopter route to Aug. 5, 2022.

Duncan Aviation webinar will emphasize the benefits of high-quality cabinet finishes and graphic options for business aircraft owners.

Premature wear on Rolls-Royce XWB-84 engines powering Airbus A350s appears unrelated to the long-standing problems associated with the Trent 1000.

The Massachusetts Business Aviation Association (MBAA) has been working to reopen full access for business aviation operators at Signature Boston Logan.

The sale of two Cessna Grand Caravan EXs to the Rwanda Defense Force is made possible through U.S. government grant aid funding.

Quiet Technology Aerospace has delivered its 200th inlet cowl upgrade that features a carbon-fiber replacement inner barrel.

Denying an appeal from NBAA and local aviation advocates, the FAA reaffirmed that East Hampton can use airport funds for legal fight over HTO restrictions.

After a Covid-induced postponement this year, Aircraft Interiors Expo will resume next year with the debut of a new business jet interiors focused zone.

The first conforming production flight test Cessna SkyCourier flew for one hour 35 minutes on its inaugural flight.

The R66 fleet surpassed 1.2 million flight hours as Robinson delivered the 1,000th example.

The commercial aircraft order backlog at Boeing fell by 56 airplanes as the company collected no orders during the month of July.

Duncan Aviation's powerplant apprenticeship program follows the establishment last year of a similar program dedicated to airframes.

The Lockheed Martin AGM-183A "Arrow" hypersonic missile could be fielded as early as 2022 if development proceeds successfully.

Electric propulsion specialist MagniX is stepping up flight testing of electric versions of the Cessna Caravan and DHC-2 Beaver.

World Fuel Services has added new dealer FBOs in the Houston and Chicago areas.

Daher has selected Elliott Aviation to perform retrofit installs of HomeSafe emergency autoland systems on TBM 940s eligible for the upgrade.

Duncan Aviation's Lincoln Rapid Response Team answered the Embraer Legacy 500 AOG call.

The NBAA and AOPA leaders highlight the challenges of the FAA's electronic Pilot Records Database proposal.

Metrojet has performed multiple engine changes on a variety of Gulfstream aircraft.

Pilots can now visually observe weather in the Colorado Rockies from 52 new aviation weather cameras installed on a network of 13 mountain AWOS sites.

Astronics's tail-mounted Ku-band antenna exceeded expectations during a test flight of the Collins Aerospace LuxStream broadband connectivity solution.