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Former Bombardier Aerospace executive Eric Côté will lead the new Jaunt Air Mobility Canada operation, which will likely be based in the province of Quebec, which offers potential government funding and an established aerospace skills base.

Raytheon Technologies companies Pratt & Whitney and Collins Aerospace employ nearly 5,000 people in India.

Nips Offenberg, who died April 28, began a flying career in 1951 with Kollsman but later spent 25 years flying for Great Lakes Carbon Corp..

The NTSB is proposing to update accident notification form 6120.1, the document required to be filed in the event of an accident or incident.

Status Jet was established in 2014.

The delineation is shrinking between buying new and preowned business aircraft as high-quality inventory of the latter narrows.

Brazil’s largest domestic carrier has made a virtue of a varied fleet.

The association is presenting the awards to Diane Crews, Todd Shellnut, Ernest Felix, Betsy Santos-Torres, and Jessica Naor.

A signing of the Abraham Accords between Israel and UAE helped drive business higher in the first quarter at DC Aviation Al-Futtaim.

Columbia Helicopters and Boeing’s Aurora Flight Sciences team to develop vision system for daylight firefighting.

Florida-based air charter provider Premier Private Jets has entered the FBO arena with its purchase of Oakland Air at Oakland County Interntional Airport.

A global team of industry and government representatives developed FSF guidance with more than 100 recommendations to prevent runway execursions.

U.S. business aviation activity was only down 8 percent compared with pre-pandemic levels.

While deliveries overall remained flat, Bombardier delivered seven more Globals and is seeing orders improve across its Challenger and Global lines.

The pandemic, which held back launch of the FBO for a year, has also led to delays in provision of hangarage and MRO facilities

The G 120TP has been selected for the first phase of a complete overhaul of Sweden’s military pilot training program.

The Falcon 10X is Dassault's next business jet program, and it will compete in the ultra-long-range category.

The Canadian Advanced Air Mobility Consortium has enlisted the expertise of German automated air traffic management specialist D3 Technologies.

ForeFlight Introduces Taxi Routing on Airport Map

Regent Craft says it holds $465 million worth of orders from airlines and ferry companies for its 12-passenger seaglider vehicle, which is expected to enter service in 2025.

eVTOLs Are Magnets for Investors, but Will They Be Cash Cows?

Up to 30 of Wisk's new sixth generation eVTOL aircraft will join the Blade Air Mobility network whenever the company earns FAA approval for autonomous passenger flights.

PreScouter's researchers have attempted to objectively assess the hydrogen value chain and what they see as the key opportunities and challenges associated with replacing fossil fuels.

A detailed explanation of its decision may provide guidance regarding the FAA's attitude toward remotely operated aircraft.

The approval under the air force's 516c airworthiness certification criteria clear the way for the six-seat Alia aircraft to conduct manned test flights as part of the Agility Prime program.

Following its acquisition by the ownership group of Jets.com, Pittsburgh Jet Center at Zelienople Municipal Airport will change to Private Jet Center.

FlightSafety International and Flight Research have partnered to provide upset recovery training.

The additional capability from Leonardo comes after Heli-One added AW139 intermediate gearbox and tail gearbox capability last year.

EASA granted Part 145 approval for F/List's recently acquired upholstery facility in Erfurt, Germany.

Wisk Aero will supply and operate up to 30 of its eVTOLs for Blade Urban Air Mobility’s passenger transportation network.