Content Archive: October 2022

A bill to permit use of AIP funds to expedite airport projects heads to the White House after Senate passage last week.

NBAA established a webpage to provide information and a link to its emergency response database in the aftermath of Ian, but said BACE is still on.

The average hourly cost for a fixed-rate, guaranteed availability jet card membership increased to $11,200, according to Private Jet Card Comparisons.

EASA is raising the bar for helicopter emergency medical service operations in Europe, with new rules to take effect by mid-2023.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, more Florida airports look to resume normal operations.

Daher's new authorized center, Hradecka Letecka Servisni, is a Part 145 repair station in central Europe.

NBAA head Bolen asked lawmakers to create a national strategy, support investment, and ensure a transparent regulatory process to enable the AAM market.

Startup Daedalean has outlined its path to developing self-flying aircraft by 2028.

SkyLux Consultancy, a new Singapore-based corporate flight attendant training provider has launched to meet the growing demand in the region.

Editor-in-Chief Matt Thurber Flies in the Left Seat for the Reader - AIN’s 50th Anniversary