Content Archive: January 2022

The Geneva-based private jet charter broker topped $100 million in revenue last year.

Airbus produced more than 1,100 Dauphin series helicopters over 40 years.

The military training provider is upgrading former Israeli F-16 fighters for contracted U.S. Air Force aggressor training duties.

Nav Canada will restrict land and hold-short operations (LAHSO) to dry runways.

Skyports has acquired Falcon Heliport, one of only two public heliports in London, and will develop it as a potential vertiport for eVTOLs.

As Airbus and Qatar Airways prepare to go to court in April over their A350 dispute, the OEM cancels the airline’s order for A321s.

The directors of California’s Mojave Air and Space Port (KMHV) have agreed to rename the facility Mojave Air and Space Port at Rutan Field.

The Air Charter Association's "Fly Legal Day" declaration aims to honor soccer player Emiliano Sala, who was killed in an illegal charter flight.

Your next aviation director doesn't have to be a pilot.

NBAA today released guidance for its newly-launched Sustainable Flight Department Accreditation Program.