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The association says the tests must replace quarantines and that slot allocation waivers must be extended to allow for a slow air transport recovery.

Dassault Aviation hopes this year’s competition will enable it to optimize Falcon maintenance programs and develop lighter, fuel-efficient structures.

JetBlue Airways is the first carrier to purchase carbon offset credits through IATA's new trading platform.

The agreements expand authorizations regarding pilot certification and flight simulation devices.

There’s no doubt that 2020 has been a challenging year for aviation. COVID-19 has had a fundamental impact on all aspects of the industry

The European agency published a proposed airworthiness directive that includes conditions beyond those issued by the FAA last week.

Should you buy a maintenance plan to cover your business aircraft or helicopter? It’s a question operators should ask themselves from time to time.

Though air traffic dropped during the pandemic, TCAS Resolution Advisories increased. AIN aviation safety editor Kipp Lau explains the reason why.

EASA expects the Boeing 737 Max to be able to return to flight in Europe in mid-January.

Coulson Aviation recently acquired four Citation 550 HPAs to use as lead aircraft and intelligence-gathering for aerial firefighting operations.

Western Aircraft has completed the first aftermarket MRO STC installation of the Gogo Avance L3 connectivity system in a Pilatus PC-12 turboprop single.

Gulfstream Aerospace president Mark Burns said the company continues to invest in supersonic R&D, but believes the market is 10 years away.

Former IAG boss Willie Walsh will succeed IATA DG Alexandre de Juniac to steer the industry through the Covid crisis with renewed focus on the environment.

NBAA said its first-ever Virtual Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition will highlight a "who's who in business aviation" in the virtual exhibit hall.

ExxonMobil acquires two copies of the Airbus H145 for a liquefied natural gas project in the Asia-Pacific region.

Offered by Rep. Julia Brownley (D-Calif.), a new bill would call for new regulations, grants, and tax credits to increase the availability of SAF.

World Fuel Services has rolled out an enhanced carbon offset program that makes it easier for flight departments and FBOs to meet their carbon targets.

Details will be forthcoming, WAI said, but added the virtual 2021 conference will include all of the content that the in-person conference.

Ontic acquires manufacturing rights to four aircraft instruments from Flightline Electronics.

The new office in Midtown Manhattan puts FXAir near many of its current and prospective clients.

Blade India using Bell 407 and Airbus H130 aircraft to slash travel times.

Helicopter spun near the runway and impacted terrain at night, in fog.

Russian Helicopters has made its first European delivery of an Ansat light twin.

Rolls-Royce is launching testing of 100 percent SAF in one of its Trent engines.

The company's head of aviation safety says its culture rejects the "move fast and break things" stereotype of high-tech start-ups.

The Osaka-Kansai Japan World Expo in 2025 is seen as a platform for rolling out larger-scale air mobility operations.

The new Advanced Air Mobility consortium has published detailed reports to support the economic, environmental, and social case for eVTOL aircraft operations in cities like Vancouver.

Bell has appointed Rheinland Air Service (RAS) as the first authorized German dealer for the Bell 505 turbine light single.

A U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge singed off for One Aviation's Chapter 11 exit via asset sales to AML Global Eclipse and Nautical Hero Group.

The Gulfstream G700 has completed most of the required tests for certification and now is conducting avionics trials.