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The latest test campaign has achieved most of the objectives required to clear the A400M to refuel helicopters in flight.

Planning to start transatlantic service this year, JetBlue becomes the first carrier to win a UK foreign operators’ certificate since Brexit.

Business aviation picked up 46.2 percent year-over-year in March in North America and 15.8 percent in Europe.

Ingenuity becomes the first aircraft to conduct controlled, powered flight on another planet.

Daher expects to deliver 75 aircraft—50 TBMs and 25 Kodiak 100s—this year, which would be a 41.5 percent increase over 2020 shipments.

Aero operates as a public charter provider serving leisure travelers and using Embraer ERJ-135s with 16 seats in a first-class configuration.

Tokyo has ordered three examples of Northrop Grumman's high-altitude, long-endurance unmanned air vehicle, along with associated ground equipment.

Chinese automotive group Geely Technology is among the largest investors in the German eVTOL aircraft developer.

From Nuremberg and Munich airports, Lilium intends to offer flights to cities across the large and economically vibrant German state.

Astro says it plans to acquire Horizon Aircraft as it seeks a Nasdaq listing to support plans for a trio of eVTOL designs, the Cavorite X5, the Alta and the Elroy.

The Chinese company is also seeking an experimental certificate for a new piloted version of its fully-autonomous EH216 eVTOL aircraft.

The FAA has issued an information for operators bulletin (InFO) regarding the use of light-emitting diode (LED) landing lights in an icing environment.

Atlantic Aviation has fully replaced conventional fossil-based diesel fuel with renewable diesel at its Los Angeles International Airport FBO.

Purchase of eight more Airbus H225Ms is part of French government's sitmulus plan to aid the aerospace industry.

The Wichita-based maintenance tracking software provider will make its Digital Aircraft Records service available later this spring.

EASA has certified a 10 percent power upgrade for the Safran Arriel 2D engine in the Airbus Helicopters H125 single.

Colorado’s Telluride Regional Airport (KTEX) became the first location in Colorado to continually stock sustainable aviation fuel.

ACSF said the NTSB's Most Wanted recommendations will create a safer charter industry.

The sixth and final test aircraft in Gulfstream’s G700 program made its first flight yesterday.

The designation enables Gary Jet Center to perform a host of authorized maintenance on Cirrus SR-Series piston singles and the Vision Jet.

The pause on the J&J vaccination appears prudent since we must understand risk before making decisions on its use.

High-temperature superconductivity specialist SuperOx is providing a new electric motor and generator for a converted Yak-40 regional airliner.

Airbus Helicopters has enhanced its distance learning capabilities and is now making many of those permanent.

HAI recognized David Fox, who has a maintenance and training career spanning five decades, with its Maintenance Excellence Award.

Turbine engine maker Williams International has successfully completed a flight test of its FJ44-4 engine on 100 percent sustainable aviation fuel.

Several leading aviation organizations today announced the launch of the Council on Sustainable Aviation Fuels Accountability (CoSAFA).

NetJets issues its first biannual report on its global sustainability program launched last October.

The Biden administration has indicated that it is going all-in on offshore wind, particularly in the New York Bight.

The U.S. DOT has released a notice and set up a website to detail the necessary steps a manufacturer/MRO must take to apply for Covid relief funds.

New STC approvals allow operators of Bombardier Challenger 300 and 350 jets to tap into Viasat's Ka-band in-flight connectivity.