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Preliminary and final accident reports, September 2023

Wing Armor's portable unit lowers cost, complexity of deicing

The Lear Jet 23 legacy spans thousands of aircraft

AIN's study cast doubt on theories about single-pilot or specific aircraft types

Jet Linx, Eve, and Women in Aviation all have CEO changes.

Changes to rules for urban air mobility would need revisions to EU aviation regulations

Aviation groups say Dutch government should delay Schiphol Airport cuts until November election

The Goldman Sachs company, which once ran the iconic Pan Am building heliport in midtown Manhattan, now wants to put places like Manassas on the map.

The 2023 Airtaxi World Congress will feature public flight demonstrations with eVTOL air taxis at San Francisco International Airport.

U.S. officials are refiguring aerial firefighting requirements

The country's Ministry of Climate and Environment has awarded the start-up an $8 million grant to support development work.

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency has published new proposed regulations governing the operation of vertical-takeoff-and-landing (VTOL) aircraft, including drones and air taxis.

Operator started approval process in early 2022

Volunteered costs will go to environmental programs

First delivery is imminent following August 22 certification

Upholstery changes quickly refresh bizjet cabins

Rule change could make 135 operators switch to Part 121

Main federal agency looking into accident as criminal case

Garmin takes top billing as the highest-rated flight deck avionics maker

The company will not be using the same propeller design for later prototypes and production aircraft.

Two more prototypes are under construction, and certification timeline is unchanged

Airports will be slot controlled prior to race

Nearly 91% of Premier I/IA's produced are still in service

With thousands facing power outages, Florida's airports clean up and resume operations

Software upgrade matches new Global avionics status

Autopilot reduces workload, adds functionality

Turtles Fly Too racks up another turtle save

FutureFlight.aero's Weekly Advanced Air Mobility News Roundup

The Swedish start-up is building partnerships from which it intends to develop vertiports that could be operated under license worldwide.

The next level of UPRT is in a SIAI-Marchetti S211 jet fighter trainer