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The eVTOL aircraft manufacturer is joining forces with parking garage operators and developers to establish a network of urban vertiports in cities such as Los Angeles, Miami, New York and San Francisco.

Archer's response to Wisk's U.S. District Court lawsuit sheds new light on its early stealth mode work on a eVTOL aircraft design to dispel Wisk's accusation that its rapid progress could only be based on foul play.

NASA's budget request for 2022 would see funding for aeronautics research and development rise 10.4 percent, with more money for programs like the X-57 Maxwell aircraft, advanced air vehicles, and a new single-aisle airliner.

The head of Pfizer's corporate flight department detailed the integral role his operation played in getting a Covid-19 vaccine to market.

Gorka previously announced maintenance agreements covering Airbus EC130 and AS350 series helicopters.

Bombardier's U.S. service centers are in need of more technical and management employees.

An NTSB investigator dissected a business aviation crash to illustrate the need to determine if crews are following SOPs.

IATA director general Willie Walsh said he expects G7 leaders to adopt “data-driven” decisions when formulating policy on travel restrictions.

Speaking during the opening session of the Flight Safety Foundation's BASS, NTSB vice-chair Bruce Landsberg called for improved notams, SMS, and FDM.

ABS Jets is Beacon’s first European executive operator.

The U.S. Air Force has awarded a $464.8 million contract to a Bombardier subsidiary for the purchase and modification of six Global 6000s.

Southwest Aerospace Technologies also will provide annual funding toward a scholarship for aviation students at Texas State Technical College.

A safety directive requires national aviation authorities to instruct their airlines not to enter Belarus airspace.

In the aftermath of the Covid pandemic, some segments of used aircraft inventory cannot keep pace with demand.

The NTSB concluded that spatial disorientation was the cause of the 2019 night AW139 crash in the Bahamas.

Data providers and an operator discuss the growing use of data but how it cannot be outdated.

Can the Dream of Supersonic Flight Survive the Collapse of Aerion?

Regulators Won’t Cut Corners When Certifying New eVTOL Aircraft

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Garmin's upgrade package for Citation Mustangs includes a new radar, dual-diversity transponders, and datalink features.

Why Did Aerion Supersonic Implode?

Pilot skills are suffering due to not being able to fly as much, according to industry experts.

Deutsche Aircraft's D328eco regional airliner will have new Pratt & Whitney PW127S engines running on sustainable aviation fuel, and Garmin G5000 avionics.

Two NTSB investigators are in Smyrna, Tennessee, investigating a fatal crash of a Cessna Citation I/SP that killed all seven on board.

Airborne Flying Service is leasing two Kodiak 100s from the non-profit American Heritage organization for air medical services in the South Central U.S.

Orlando Melbourne International Airport will be renamed, settling a years-long dispute, with the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority.

The Vertical Aviation Safety Team's mission is to build on industry best practices and the latest international standards.

The Allen Groupe will provide aircraft detailing services to Avia Solutions Group’s Jet Maintenance Solutions under a new agreement.

Halo, the new urban air mobility operational launched by business aviation group OneSky Flight, has placed an order for 200 eVTOLs from Embraer Eve.

Aircraft that qualify for U.S. en route CPDLC trials are listed in a document published by L3Harris.