Matt Thurber

New manufacturing plant will encompass more than 1 million sq ft

Ban is expected to end as soon as the government shutdown is over

eVTOL aircraft developer holds the master lease and an option to buy FBO

10% assessment resulted in fewer aircraft sales in the country

Corporate aviation maintenance experts sound off on software issues

Installation makes upgrades or changes much simpler

In North America, October activity was 7.4% higher than September

Company wants to keep U.S. facilities working at full capacity

New company led by Brad Surak is named Jeppesen ForeFlight

Rotary-wing division is under leadership of Will Fanshawe, director, Tangmere Aircraft Sales

Helicopters are ideal for wildfire suppression, rescue, and emergency medical services

New avionics platform simplifies installation and maintenance

Acquisition includes perpetual license to manufacture and support the product line

Broadband connectivity enabled by patented bonded architecture

Installation of the low-earth-orbit satcom took three weeks

Helicopter Institute is running a U.S. Navy Contractor Operated Pilot Training program

Expands opportunities to distribute specialty equipment around the world

Company operates charter jets, a maintenance operation, and a pilot training academy in Turkey

After an emergency landing, the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians seized the airplane

KOPS will focus on adventure, safety, community, and advocacy

Delivery of the first modified helicopter is due in early 2026

Flight crew were not seriously injured after windshield cracked at FL360

Aircraft will be based at primary service areas throughout the U.S.

Maximum speed for non-Aviation plans will top out at 391 knots

Garmin upgrade includes autothrottle with envelope protection features

Kilroy Aviation expertise can keep modification projects moving

Aircraft can be carried by electric van to suitable flying areas

Pilots will practice emergencies and prep for Part 135 flying

New features include voice commands and PlaneSync connectivity

Obsolete parts could mean grounding of the still-popular twinjet