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Kelekona says it can adapt the blended wing, or lifting body, airframe concept to carry up to 40 passengers on flights between cities that are 350 miles apart.

Artificial intelligence specialist Daedalean and EASA published the findings from their latest Concepts for Design Assurance for Neural Networks study, which supports the European aviation safety agency's proposed roadmap for implementing the technology.

The UK company is almost ready to start structural engineering work for the prototype of an 18-passenger aircraft that it aims to begin flight testing in 2024.

Itapemirim Transportes Aéreos expects to benefit from the connection capabilities of its parent company’s bus fleet.

A Category 2 rating means Mexico’s airlines cannot add new service to the U.S. and U.S. airlines cannot place their codes on flights by Mexican carriers.

Japan’s national police has taken delivery of the first customer production Subaru Bell 412EPX helicopter.

Mountain Lion Aviation was founded in Truckee, California, in 2017.

Airbus Helicopters has performed the first conversion of a four-blade H145 light twin to the new five-blade version.

FAA Administrator Steve Dickson reassures that FAA remains engaged with EASA to ensure certification and validation approaches are in line with agreement.

An STC being developed by Embraer would allow its company-owned service centers to perform the semi-private cabin configurations on all ERJ 145s.

With the acquisition of AeroData, Garmin looks to add more of the performance data provider's capabilities to business aviation customers.

A new contract with SMBC marks the second sale of the 737 Max in two weeks.

ICAO will consider further possible action against Belarus for alleged violation of the Chicago Convention over the forced diversion of a Ryanair flight.

Astute Covid-19 risk management by the UAE authorities has created conditions for firm to prosper

Business aviation activity lags in Europe but recovery is expected in the second half of the year.

GE Aviation has said that it has ended work on the Affinity engine as Aerion, which was developing the AS supersonic business jet, has ceased operations.

One of the NTSB's longest-serving board members, Robert Sumwalt is stepping down at the end of June.

NATA is setting an example for its members by making its own operations carbon neutral as of last year.

Emirates officials have warned about a rise in per-seat charter offers, which are not permitted in the UAE.

The global fleet of M250 gas turbine engines has logged more than 250 million flight hours among 170 fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft types.

As the pandemic wanes, Embraer Commercial Aircraft CEO Arjan Meijer looks toward the start of a recovery in 2021 and beyond.

Belarus forced a Ryanair airliner flying from Greece to Lithuania to land in Minsk so that it could arrest political dissident Roman Protasevich.

Asia business aircraft charter may heat up post Covid.

The Hong Kong-based charter consultancy's CEO discusses its enhanced offerings.

Japanese automotive group Denso produces a wide variety of systems and components for road vehicles and has experience with mass production that could prove valuable in the urban air mobility sector.

Russia’s MC-21 Airliner Fitted With New Wing As Irkut Prepares to Start Flight Testing

The Slovenian company's engineering team is evaluating three variations on its design for a 20-seat regional airliner that would be able to fly up to four 350-km trips in succession.

Cites lack of available financing for its decision to cease operations.

The pilot shortage has already started, and business aviation needs a plan to retain and hire more flight crewmembers.

A broad-based consortium of aviation companies applauded the introduction of the Sustainable Skies Act in the U.S. House of Representatives.