Content Archive: March 2022

The U.S. Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps are looking for cheaper ways of providing adversary training, with autonomous air vehicles to the fore.

New York-based Wheels Up also reported a 31 percent increase in active members for the year.

Russia fails to provoke a reaction from the West on warning about the transfer of U.S.-made manpads to “terrorists or illegal armed groups.”

The FAA has revised its previously published notam and regulatory orders blocking Russian aircraft from U.S. airspace.

Southern Sky Aviation, the lone service provider at Mississippi’s Trent Lott International Airport renovated its 4,300-sq-ft terminal.

The Russian sanctions have implications for multi-national preowned business aircraft sale transactions.

The five-blade variant of the Airbus H145 is expected to improve mission capabilities for Rega as well as safety of operations.

The Canadian Business Aviation Association is seeking comments from operators about their preparation for meeting the country’s ADS-B Out mandate.

Company optimistic as S-92 fleet utilization increases.

Spirit AeroSystems will develop and manufacture the wings for the CityAirbus NextGen’s eVTOL at its facility in Belfast,Northern Ireland.