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A trio of Leonardo AW139s operated by the Victoria police have flown 10,000 hours in the last three years.

Thales and Cobham combined aim to create "connected cockpits" of the future.

Flight training provider AV8 has launched an online training program that was more than two years in the making.

Flying out of Portugal just got more expensive for business aviation.

Founded in 2016, online maintenance quote platform MRO Insider now lists more than 700 participating service providers.

The privately owned airport intends to challenge the recent rejection of plans to allow longer operator hours and increase the cap on passenger numbers.

Boston Logan's longest runway will be closed for several months due to a renovation project.

Joni Nogay faces felony theft charges for appropriating donations intended to finance veteran honor flights to Washington, D.C.

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Doroni founder and CEO Doron Merdinger became the first person to pilot a two-seat personal eVTOL in the U.S. on July 3, 2023, when he flew a full-scale technology demonstrator for Doroni's H1 "flying car."

Artificial intelligence isn’t only changing the way airplanes fly—it’s transforming nearly every aspect of aviation on the ground, too.

The Link rotorcraft designs are based on a Canadian 1960s-era gyroplane design called the Pegasus that the UK company is modernizing.

Ribbit, a Toronto-based start-up developing software for cargo airplanes, has won a $1.3 million contract to conduct flight trials over northern Canada. 

Go Rentals has received a “significant investment” from private-equity firm RedBird Capital Partners.

Renewable fuels producer Twelve broke ground this morning in Washington State on its first commercial scale power-to-liquid SAF refinery.

June business aviation activity showed a slight decline from the previous year, and was nearly flat from May.

An Airbus H125 rotorcraft operated by Manang Air crashed on a sightseeing flight near Mount Everest.

The FAA has issued new safety guidelines for single pilot Part 135 compliance.

AvMet International has purchased a King Air 360CHW and four King Air 260s to equip with cloud seeding equipment for use by Saudi meteorologists.

The General Aviation Manufacturers Association appointed a head of European government affairs and an airworthiness and regulatory specialist in Brussels.

As 5G mobile phone services expand in Australia, the country's Civil Aviation Safety Authority looks to prevent 5G interference with radio altimeters.

Cabin systems specialist Alto Aviation provides digital audio and Cadence cabin switch panels for both new and legacy Gulfstream business aircraft.

This marks the second installation of SmartSky’s broadband connectivity system on one of FlyExclusive’s business jets.

Business aviation movements could be reduced at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport after a Dutch court ruled the government can impose traffic reductions.

Industry data tracker WingX Advance noted a surge in business aviation traffic in the U.S. leading up to the Independence Day holiday.

Weston Aviation's The Collection initiative aims to jointly promote business aviation services and already includes six FBOs in the UK and one in Ireland.

Australia’s CASA has released guidelines for vertiport design following a public consultation process that closed at the end of March.

The new interface is optimized to reduce pilot workload

Airports group Swedavia is providing space for taxi and charging tests as part of Sweden's Elise program to encourage the development of electric aircraft.

A Cessna Citation crashed early on Saturday morning, killing all on board, while flying a second non-precision approach in early morning fog.