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Tecnam says its Rotax-powered two-seat trainer will significantly reduce costs.

An expansion push at West Star Aviation saw the addition of 57,000 sq ft of space in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

New 2024 models of the Cessna Caravan and Cessna Grand Caravan EX will feature additional enhancements to their Garmin G1000 NXi integrated flight decks.

Airshare, exercising all the options on a previous order for up to 20 Bombardier Challenger 350s, has made another deal for up to 20 more of the successor aircraft, the 3500.

FAA certification in hand, Airbus H160 takes on the competition.

The AIN team has been working on its new website for the past two years, and now it's ready for action.

SAF technology pioneer LanzaJet is the first fuel producer to join the Air Transport Action Group of industry stakeholders promoting sustainability.

Diamond Aircraft delivers the first DA50 RG to a U.S. customer.

A recent editorial raised concerns from a group of business leaders and pilots that ATC could become an issue once more.

For the first time, Honda Aircraft brought its latest model, the Elite II, to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh.

Pratt & Whitney's ubiquitous turboprop engine turns 60.

The new Beechcraft turboprop single aircraft is now expected to enter service in 2025 after some delays with its new engine and autoland system.

Blackhawk Aerospace will offer the Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-66D engine for installation in the TBM 700 series aircraft.

Epic Aircraft plans to deliver 20 of the E1000 GX model in 2023 and 24 next year, and is close to getting clearance to fly into known icing conditions.

Piper Aircraft forms a high-tech manufacturing division as it sees high demand for general aviation airplanes.

Daher intends to establish second production lines for TBM and Kodiak aircraft at a new facility in Stuart, Florida, acquired from Spirit AeroSystems.

Experimental Aircraft Association chairman and and CEO Jack Pelton thinks the FAA reauthorization bill may not get passed by the U.S. Senate.

A new study by Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University researchers examined near-midair collisions between drones and aircraft.

Business Aircraft Accident Reports: July 2023

2Excel Engineering has secured a UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) Part 147 approval for maintenance training at its Hampshire, UK base at Lasham Airfield.

Local officials have signed three cooperation agreements with eVTOL aircraft developers, including AutoFlight, EHang, and Lilium.

Supernal, Hyundai’s advanced air mobility subsidiary, aims to hire at least 100 employees at its new engineering headquarters in Irvine, California, this year.

The Whisper Aero Flight Test Center will be an 8,000-square-foot hangar located at Crossville Memorial Airport (KCSV), right next door to the company’s headquarters in Crossville, Tennessee.

Iridium is making its Certus L-Band in-flight connectivity service available for a range of commercial, business aviation, and uncrewed applications.

Millions being invested in aircraft maintenance

The former Above View Jet Center at Utah's St. George Airport is the latest addition to the Million Air FBO Network.

The London-area business aviation airport achieved carbon neutrality in 2018 and has since increased steps to minimize its environmental footprint.

U.S. charter operators and other industry players are now the second-largest national group in the industry accreditation body after the UK.

Boeing is providing $950,000 in scholarships to expand and diversify the pilot workforce.