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Russian light twin helicopter now approved for takeoff and landing at altitudes up to 3,500 meters.

The Scandinavian airline intends to deploy the narrowbody on intercontinental routes.

China approval covers MRO work on the Bell 206, 407, and 429

A passenger aboard the flight ordered pilots to divert to Afghanistan.

KAI's T-50 trainer/FA-50 light fighter has achieved some success in Southeast Asia, and the company hopes to increase that with more capable variants

Transport Canada has issued new rules require that drone pilots to register their aircraft and obtain a pilot certificate by June 1.

Colorado-based Prime Jet is the latest charter operator to join MemberJets per seat marketplace.

To serve Falcon crews flying into Davos for the WEF, Dassault has reinforced its support teams at Zurich International and St. Gallen–Altenrhein Airports.

Amstat says its new app will increase productivity for business aviation sales professionals.

Airworthiness directives, ASAP programs, and accident investigations are among activities that have stalled under shutdown.

The company now has four bases throughout the UK and Ireland.

Contingency measures include registering 130 aircraft in Austria and building a pool of spare parts in the EU.

Canada's helicopter training manual distinguishes between vortex ring and other situations.

Laos has become the fifth export customer for the Yak-130, but the exact nature of the deal has raised some controversy in Russia.

A report recently published by the Defense Intelligence Agency outlines plans by China to build a stealthy fighter-bomber.

International aviation officials urge that the private sector control the state-owned airlines’ operations.

Luxaviation is divesting the global business aircraft maintenance activities of its ExecuJet subsidiary to Dassault Aviation for an undisclosed amount.

De Juniac expressed "surprise" at the Indian government’s refusal to join the carbon offsetting and reporting initiative.

IAI apparently has signed off on the project and committed $80 million to it, matching a Gulfstream investment.

Heavy jets seem to be the preferred aircraft at World Economic Forum, led by Gulfstream GVs, Bombardier Global Expresses.

World's largest maker of recreational drones promises tighter controls in wake of financial scandal.

Already a service provider at Belfast International Airport, Global Trek Aviation will open its second location at Cardiff International Airport in April.

The additions join a KlasJet fleet currently comprising a Hawker 800XP, Bombardier CRJ200, Bombardier Challenger 850, and a Boeing 737-500.

The portal had be the a "holy grail" that could alleviate customer concerns and provide clarity, says CEO Bob Seidel.

The day-long event, a first for the business aviation industry, attracted organization heads and experts to educate users on why SAJF is on the horizon.

Last year's growth suggests a trend as the airport offers a home for aircraft squeezed out of London's commercial airports.

Marine Hornets will receive e-scan radar so that they can maintain combat relevance while the Corps transitions to an all-F-35 fleet.

As expected by many, Singapore has announced its selection of the F-35 as its F-16 replacement, but is initially only buying a small number for evaluation.

The city-pair record, the 64th for the G280, was set while the aircraft was traveling to Van Nuys for the industry-wide event to promote SAJF.

The 2019 King Air Summit will include for the first time judging of the best aircraft in medevac, executive and high-capacity configuration.