Content Archive: November 2021

The Advanced Air Mobility Coordination and Leadership Act would establish an interagency government working group to help facilitate AAM.

Tamarack Aerospace is disputing the NTSB’s final report on fatal crash of a Citation CJ2+ which went down soon after takeoff in Indiana in November, 2018.

Bombardier's 2021 Safety Standdown—the 25th edition—attracted 200 in-person attendees and another 1,100 participants from 20 countries via webcast.

Aircraft buyers should be focused on finding the right aircraft and doing proper due diligence instead of racing to meet a deadline to capture a tax play.

Electric is coming but infrastructure issues must be addressed, said Clay Lacy Aviation's Cutshall, speaking at NATA's Aviation Business Conference.

This morning, Bombardier honored the first batch of apprentices to complete a vocational training program it developed with Texas State Technical College.

The electric propulsion innovator intends to convert 100-seat BAe 146 regional airliners to serve busy scheduled routes of up to an hour's flight time.

OSHA is providing a little more time and medical and religious exemptions from vaccine requirements, but will require masking.

Researchers in Switzerland say they have developed technology to produce sustainable aviation fuel using nothing but air and sunlight.

Carver Aero’s two newest FBOs, in Janesville, Wisconsin and Sugar Grove, Illinois, are the latest members of the Avfuel branded dealer network.