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The FAA has opened an application process through March 22 for organizations seeking pilot or maintenance technician workforce development grants.

Metrojet Hong King MRO completed the first installation of the Bizjet Mobile System on a Bombardier Global 5000.

With the Transport Canada Approved Maintenance Organization certification, F/List Canada can expand its operations to include aftermarket refurbishment.

The SeaGuardian is the maritime surveillance version of the MQ-9B, capable of anti-submarine warfare.

Eviation is due to start flight testing its nine-seat, all-electric, fixed-wing aircraft in 2021 and is aiming for type certification in 2023.

The new DeepArmor cybersecurity system from SkyGrid and SparkCognition is now part of the AerialOS operating system for autonomous aircraft.

SMG Consulting is ranking developers of aircraft and has also gazed into a crystal ball to discern what might happen in 2021.

New five-bladed Airbus H145s will suport Germany's Federal Armed Services training program.

FreeFlight's new ADS-B Datalink transceivers are now approved for installation in more than 400 airframe types.

Jeffries Equity Research’s 10th semi-annual business jet survey calls for 3.7 percent growth of new jet deliveries this year.

Honeywell and Curtiss-Wright have developed a new series of 25-hour cockpit voice and flight data recorders.

Earle Martin, who died on December 3, became a strong champion of the MU-2 after acquiring Mid-Coast Air Charter, and along with it, the turboprop twin.

The U.S. DOT Inspector General is now conducting an audit to assess the FAA’s procedures for evaluating the psychological health of commercial pilots.

Safran Electronics & Defense’s Cassiopée flight data monitoring system supports more than 300 global airline, business aviation, and helicopter operators.

A deal covering a firm order for six 737-800BCFs and options on another six raises San Francisco-based BBAM’s commitment total to 15.

The NTSB has issued its final report on the 2018 Grand Canyon helitour crash.

This year will mark the return of the business traveler, global broker Air Charter Services predicts.

Global aviation services provider Luxaviation Group has received FlySkills Hygiene Certification under a set of defined health safety standards.

A proposal by Greek prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis for a digital vaccine certificate to allow free movement has gained IATA's endorsement.

Andrew Rene Hernandez, 22, could receive up to one year in federal prison.

Cress Horne, who died December 18, became a noted aerial director, pilot, and technical director of films with credits including The Fugitive and Nell.

MC-21-300 prototype 73051 ended a one-engine-out breaking test stuck in heavy snow.

Canada’s civil aviation authority has concluded its review of the Boeing 737 Max.

Honda Aircraft's new Greensboro, North Carolina, wing-manufacturing facility will improve manufacturing efficiency for the HondaJet.

While the U.S. business aviation activity was boosted by a strong holiday season, it still finished 14.3 percent below the previous December’s tally.

While guidance is still necessary covering locations where Covid testing is unavailable, the CDC is working to address questions about its testing order.

Aero Asset’s quarterly Helicopter Market Trends report said sales were up from the third quarter of 2020 but lower than the fourth quarter of 2019.

Welcomed by industry, the FAA's new Dynamic Regulatory System is housing more than 2 million regulatory guidance documents in a single location.

Companies including Bell, Metro Aviation pull out of this year's Heli-Expo.

Premier Air Charter has acquired the leases of four Cessna Citation Xs and looks to add more Bombardier Challengers.