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Having previously signaled its intentions to acquire T-6s for the training role, the Royal Thai Air Force has firmed up its acquisition.

Wilmington, Delaware has become the third location where FlightSafety International offers training for the Gulfstream G280.

Embraer has received a thumbs up from Brazil’s ANAC and the FAA for its synthetic vision guidance system on the Praetor 500 and 600.

To be held throughout October, NBAA's Virtual Aviation Tax & Transaction Review will encompass three live and three pre-recorded sessions, all for credit.

The first of 36 F-39 Gripen E/Fs for the Brazilian air force has been delivered for trials at the Gripen Flight Test Center at Gavião Pexioto.

Business aviation, specifically Part 135 operators, as well as drone and air freight companies are largely behind Web Manuals' growth.

GE has delivered 10 GE9X test engines to Boeing for use in the 777X.

Gaining experience with unmanned aircraft should give Reliable Robotics a leg up on the race to bring new technologies to market.

Airbus and Boeing Split Views on Sustainability; TBM Series Hits 1,000; State of the Private Charter Market; AIN's Special Coverage in October

Boeing Tests New Tech with ecoDemonstrator 787

The California-based startup says its technology proves that autonomous flight can be safe, reliable and adaptable to different aircraft platforms.

Opening a New FBO is a Challenge

The California-based operator will launch its air taxi services with the piston-powered aircraft, before getting approval for a new electric version of the four-seater.

The six-seater aircraft took off from ZeroAvia's UK development base with a complete propulsion system including hydrogen fuel cells.

EBAA is launching working groups to further the Stars program, which provides a path for for social and environmental sustianability.

FAA Administrator Steve Dickson plans to fly the 737 Max on September 30.

As a result of continued reduced air traffic stemming from the Covid-19 pandemic, ATC agency Nav Canada has reduced its workforce by 14 percent.

Standard operating procedures, which provide a standardized method to complete a task, should always be followed in aviation to help improve safety.

On September 24, ZeroAvia made a first hydrogen-powered flight with a six-seat Piper Malibu powered by its new hydrogen propulsion system.

The two-day virtual course is a condensed version of its traditional course to help prepare attendees on what to expect following an accident.

Colombia’s flag carrier has scheduled international service to start on September 28 from Medellin to Miami and New York.

Omni Taxi Aereo will be the first operator for the Airbus H175 super-medium helicopter in Brazil.

Eco Helicopters is laying plans to launch a fleet of electric-powered helicopters for charter flights in southern California.

AP Completion Services has delivered its 11th Bombardier Global 7500 completions project.

Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways each plan to increase service to China in the coming days.

The fleet of more than 260 in-service Bell 505 Jet Ranger X light single turbine helicopters has accumulated more than 50,000 flight hours.

HX50 helicopter interior designed to mirror that of a premium luxury automobile.

Collins Aerospace and Pratt & Whitney are are facing many of the 15,000 cuts that Raytheon is planning for its commercial aerospace and corporate groups.

Upwards of 70 warbirds will fly over Independence Avenue in Washington on Friday to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II.

The National Transportation Safety Board released the final report on the crash of Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s Citation Latitude on August 15, 2019.