Latest

Abbot Aerospace has updated the criteria it uses to evaluate the likely success of new aircraft in the urban air mobility sector.

Glenn Hogben takes the CEO reins for The Air Charter Association after serving as the organization's joint deputy chair.

FXAir is a premium on-demand charter provider launched this past summer by Directional Aviation.

Universal Avionics will supply its ClearVision enhanced flight vision system for the supersonic Aerion AS2.

The FAA released a rule clarifying the process for flight authorizations for flight testing beyond Mach 1, a step toward the return of supersonic flight.

Duncan Aviation has had a satellite repair operation at William P. Hobby International Airport in Houston since 1985.

Oregon-based Leading Edge Jet Center (LEJC) has expanded its footprint to the central U.S. with the acquisition of Exec Air Montana.

Turbine Engine Specialists has acquired the 36-100 and 36-150 APU rental bank from Honeywell.

EASA has issued a regulatory opinion with its plan to adopt regulations requiring certain Part 145 repair stations to have safety management system.

Jet It, the North Carolina-based fractional operator, took delivery of six HondaJets in the fourth quarter of 2020.

Eleven more Boeing 767-300 freighters will join Amazon’s transportation network starting this year.

Larry Burian, who died December 23, helped grow a small, struggling organization into a strong voice for general and business aviation companies.

Wheels Up continues buying spree, picking up Mountain Aviation following acquisitions of TMC, Gama Aviation, and Delta Private Jets over the past 18 months

Jetfly Aviation took delivery of the twinjet.

International passengers arriving into the U.S., including on GA flights, will have to verify that they tested negative for the virus.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM) has suspended the training certificate of My Heli Club following its second crash in less than two months.

Dutch consultancy To70 warns of safety complacency as airlines increase operations in 2021.

Alastair McIntosh has been named chief technology officer and head of design organization at the German startup.

The hybrid-powered CityHawk will feature a specially designed cabin for carrying patients and medical staff.

Conseil et Technique is proposing to replace wing-mounted turbofans with an electric propulsion system installed around the rear fuselage of airliners.

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency has combined general aviation and vertical takeoff and landing aircraft in its reorganized certification department.

Sullenberger is confirmed as U.S. ambassador to ICAO, Rep. DeFazio is retiring, and IADA has new board leadership.

Gogo president and CEO Oakleigh Thorne replaces Ronald LeMay as chairman.

Atlantic Aviation has added a new 30,000-sq-ft heated hangar to its FBO at Colorado’s Montrose Regional Airport (MTJ).

Ryanair remained the region’s largest operator last year while Eurowings and Norwegian dropped out of the top 10 of airlines performing the most flights.

UK engine maker Rolls-Royce will reassess the pace of engine development once it completes testing of its UltraFan.

Fort Wayne Aero Center, the airport owned and operated FBO at Indiana’s Fort Wayne International Airport, is the latest to join the Air Elite Network.

The Teledyne $8 billion acquisition of FLIR is anticipated to close midyear, bringing together two major players in the proprietary sensor field.

The European aviation safety agency has reorganized its certification directorate, combining general aviation fixed wing aircraft with VTOL designs.

NASA has closed the wing and is ready to join the fuselage and empennage of its Mach 1.4 X-59 in preparation for first flight, now planned for 2022.