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By 2050, 70 percent of fuel uploaded at European airports must be SAF and tankering will be discouraged

Texas flight department chooses local museum as charity of choice

Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa are target markets for business aircraft sales

Joby Aviation will build its first large-scale production facility at Dayton International Airport, where it intends to manufacture up to 500 eVTOL aircraft per year.

The California start-up plans to supply liquid hydrogen for its fuel cell electric propulsion system in preloaded modules delivered to the aircraft.

Beta Technologies will install a charging station for electric aircraft at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida, where the company's Alia aircraft will be used for "on-base experimentation."

Intermountain Life Flight and Classic Air Medical have transported nearly 200,000 patients

Simple installation and low cost are motivating buyers of uAvionix ADS-B systems

Bizjet gets a wild ride on approach to San Francisco Airport

28 groups call on Senate to move on reauthorization, FAA nomination

Aerospace employment has reached the highest level on record

Internet access for smaller aircraft is becoming more available

Delta board member George Mattson will join Wheels Up as CEO in October

Aviation security expert believes crash was no accident

Security assessment points to possible air-to-air missile attack on Putin enemy Prigozhin's jet

The upward trend is the first in more than a year

Police arrest six in West 30th Street heliport protest

European Parliament approval of SAF mandate ignores book-and-claim, EBAA says

The company's DART unit will speed data availability

Site brings aviation pros together to network and help resolve AOG issues

Florida facility allows air charter firm to expand service in region

SMS program developer to present at safety standdowns

Companies announce initiatives to improve customer service

Joby Aviation is getting ready to mass-produce eVTOL aircraft it says will transform transportation in and around crowded cities.

The German company and its European partners flew a Pipistrel twin fuselage electric Taurus 4G aircraft with hydrogen fuel tanks and fuel cells added.

FutureFlight.aero's Weekly Advanced Air Mobility News Roundup

The company views ZeroAvia's hydrogen fuel cell technology as an attractive option for its plans to decarbonize regional flights in the UK.

To prevent fires in lithium-ion batteries, scientists have developed some clever new solutions that could make electric aircraft safer.

A pair of AW169s will enter the Palm Beach Trauma Hawk program early next year

ATPs up 34 percent, but pilot supply still short