Content Archive: July 2021

Russian Helicopters is pushing new variants of popular legacy aircraft at Moscow's MAKS-2021 show.

Under a new partnership, jetAviva will provide acquisition and brokerage services for fellow Flordia firm Gold Aviation and its clients.

Sen. Inhofe and Rep. Graves introduced companion bills to clarify that warbird flight training is not commercial activity.

Avidyne's new 12-inch Vantage displays feature touchscreen technology, higher resolution, and faster processors.

Seamanship and airmanship are similar—both involve the art or mastery of operating a vessel and a highly specialized skillset.

Garmin's new Smart Glide system automatically guides an airplane suffering engine failure to an airport within gliding distance.

Dassault Falcon deliveries dropped to six units in the first half, but the company captured 25 orders for its business jet line at the same time.

New York-based seaplane operator Tailwind Air will launch a scheduled service between New York City and Boston Harbor starting on August 3.

Cirrus Aircraft’s Vision Jet Safe Return Emergency Autoland system, which is based on Garmin’s Autoland technology, has received approval from EASA.

The receipt of an AOC in Malta comes as Flexjet's fleet has grown by 40 percent in Europe this year.