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The European aviation safety agency assessed the perspectives of 4,000 citizens in six European metropolitan areas. It found that more than four-fifths of respondents had a "positive initial attitude" to the new aviation sector.

DALaviation Switzerland will add the Cessna Citation CJ4 Gen2 to its CJ2+ and CJ1 fleet.

An EBACE Connect panel discussion suggests an existing regulatory framework allows for aviation innovation, but capacity is a concern.

The EBACE Connect webinar heard how Airbus scientists are looking at options such as microbes and enzymes as ways to develop new aviation fuels.

During EBAA Connect, bizav OEM heads agreed the market has attracted new buyers, but they still worry about pandemic, supply chain, and workforce issues.

IBAC Expands New IS-BAO Program to Europe.

The NTSB said the pilot’s failure to maintain airplane control following reduced thrust in the left engine on takeoff resulted in a fatal King Air crash.

Germany becomes one of the latest countries to relax quarantine mandates, drawing praise from IATA.

Airbus Helicopters’ H160 medium twin has been granted type certification by Japan’s Civil Aviation Bureau.

OC Helicopter insurer Endurance claims $10 million policy does not cover rotorcraft.

Dallas Airmotive's regional turbine center in Brazil can now perform hot section inspections on Pratt & Whitney PW500 family engines.

Starting June 25, LPV approaches at UK airports will be removed following the cessation on that date of the UK’s participation in EGNOS.

The ongoing recovery of the country's business aviation sector boosts Vnukovo-3, Russia's largest FBO.

How Battery and Electric Motor Tech Is Transforming Aviation

Avidyne now has FAA TSO approval for two new FMSs, the Atlas for fixed-wing aircraft and Helios for rotorcraft.

The Arnold Companies has expanded its footprint and business operations with the acquisition of Gemini Air Group's assets at Scottsdale Airport in Arizona.

NBAA's Meritorious Award recipient, Martine Rothblatt, is a "trailblazer" in multiple fields, from satellite radio to AAM and biotechnology.

Two-dozen aviation groups urged Congress to support a range of measures regarding SAF and other sustainability initiatives.

Bombardier is planning to pursue EPDs for all its new aircraft and upgrades, stressing the importance of transparency and sustainability.

As the Covid pandemic begins to fade, new customers have been drawn to private aviation, particularly charter.

Industry experts tackled the tough subject of GPS interference events and how regulators and the DoD are addressing this issue.

Four companies developing electric aircraft told an EBACE Connect session how their technology could transform business aviation.

A recovering global economy has led to bizav flight activity's best performance in a least a year, according to Global Jet Capital.

The Citation Jet Pilots Owner Pilot Association (CJP) has named Trent Corcia as its CEO. He succeeds Andrew Broom, who has joined NBAA.

State senator that filed bill to impose a $1,000 landing fee on general aviation aircraft concedes it needs exemptions and would be mooted by federal laws.

Within the next 14 days, the NTSB is expected to publish a preliminary report on last week’s midair collision of a Cirrus SR22 and Metroliner.

Erik Lindbergh told EBACE Connect's audience to focus on what the industry can do today to reduce its carbon footprint while also backing new technology.

The Technical Implementation Procedures upon which the UK CAA and EASA agreed provide a basis for collaboration.

Gulfstream's new senior v-p of innovation, engineering, and flight, Vicki Britt, succeeds Colin Miller, who is retiring.

Encouraged by recenpre-owned business aircraft sales, the International Aircraft Dealers Association commits to exhibiting at this year's NBAA-BACE.