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MagniX is focusing its electric propulsion efforts on electrifying the Caravan and Beaver aircraft, as well as on Eviation's new Alice design.

Jump Aero says it is developing a single-seat eVTOL to be self-piloted by paramedics, but it has so far declined to release any projected performance details.

In July, Airbus achieved four new narrowbody sales, representing its first orders in three months.

Leonardo broke ground this week on its U.S. Navy TH-73A temporary support facility at the Peter Prince Airport in Milton, FL.

Jet card and private jet management provider Jet Linx has rolled out a new jet card membership program aimed at businesses.

The number of flights in European airspace are nearing 50 percent of 2019 levels, driven mainly by low-cost carriers operating short-haul leisure flights.

New World Aviation provides support for a wide range of business aircraft from its headquarters in Allentown, Pennsylvania.

Russia-based Jet Flight Service has received EASA approval to work on Gulfstream jets at its MRO base in Riga, Latvia

Bombardier second quarter deliveries slid from 35 in Q2 of 2019 to 20 in the most recent quarter and expects to keep a lower production rate for now.

The Boeing 777-300ER features a lightweight interior, full connectivity and a crew rest areas plus "fly-away kits" for repairs away from base.

A mix of leading business aircraft manufacturer design and completions specialists are competing in the 2020 International Yacht & Aviation Awards.

European business aviation activity has heated up since the start of summer, but worldwide flight hours have fluctuated as Covid continues to drag demand.

DOT IG says the FAA's en route automation modernization system lacks adequate security controls to prevent instances of system crashes.

The card will be offered with a minimum block of 25 hours for light, midsize, or heavy business jets.

Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the air ambulance industry is holding its own—for now.

London-based Virgin Atlantic hopes creditors will approve its restructuring and recapitalization plan on August 25 as its cash reserves are dissipating.

NBAA, RAA, NATA, and RAA say restrictions placed on CARES Act aviation loans are preventing their members from accessing the relief funds.

Triumph is divesting G650 and G700 program work as it focuses on core operations.

Bluetail’s latest version of its business aircraft record digitization platform enhances aircraft records management functions.

A year into his term as FAA Administrator, Steve Dickson discusses business aviation concerns with NBAA president and CEO Ed Bolen.

The company has formed a business unit to support operators with comprehensive engine trading solutions to help extend lifecycles for legacy bizjets.

Swift Aviation, based at Phoenix Sky Harbour Airport is offering its employees free onsite rapid Covid testing, to circumvent local testing logjams.

Embraer has introduced the Phenom 300MED, a medevac-equipped version of its popular light jet.

Airo Group is consolidating a number of aerospace and defense companies in a bid to develop a new publicly traded company.

Textron Aviation announced the King Air 360/360ER, an upgrade of the 350/350ER that includes autothrottles, digital pressurization, and a redesigned cabin.

Cirrus Aircraft's new VisionAir program for Vision Jet owners with pilot, maintenance, and other aircraft management services.

Aircraft insurer USAIG customers can now use their $2,500 Safety Bucks To Cover Airbus Helicopters' IIMC Course.

With 800 airliners to be withdrawn from fleets worldwide, and with more than half of these permanently retired, MRO demand is down, according to IBA.

James Wiscup, who died on July 30, had served as chairman of HAI and retired as assistant chief pilot for Air Methods in 2019.