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The Airbus Racer compound helicopter demonstrator is being readied for first flight later this year.

The preowned business aircraft market is doing well in mid-2023, but shop availability for pre-purchase inspections could dampen transactions.

A 75,700-sq-ft expansion of West Star Aviation’s MRO facility at St. Louis Regional Airport will increase the site's total area to more than 500,000 sq ft.

CHC will support construction of the Dogger Wind Farm with AW139 and H175 helicopters from its Norwich, UK base.

The Classic Learjet Founding is working to acquire and restore Learjet 23-003, the first of iconic aircraft to be delivered.

The preowned business aircraft market is doing well in mid-2023, but shop availability for pre-purchase inspections could dampen transactions.

One in five customers booking charter flights through Victor now pays for sustainable aviation fuel to reduce the carbon footprint of their trips.

A 75,700-sq-ft expansion of West Star Aviation’s MRO facility at St. Louis Regional Airport will increase the site's total area to more than 500,000 sq ft.

CHC will support construction of the Dogger Wind Farm with AW139 and H175 helicopters from its Norwich, UK base.

Nine people lost their lives in business jet accidents in the first half of this year compared with zero fatal accidents in all of 2022.

The Hera initiative raises the question of whether business aviation might ease its personnel shortage by improving career circumstances.

A new report from the independent Institute for Transport Economics argues that with the right incentives airlines would switch to electric aircraft for domestic flights.

The German company has cleared all four audits required to secure the EASA design organization approval it needs to complete type certification for its six-passenger Lilium Jet.

The move has been welcomed by Melbourne-based vertiport developer Skyportz, which is seeking to develop some 400 eVTOL landing sites across Australia.

California-based eVTOL aircraft developer Joby Aviation says it has finished submitting all the certification plans for its four-passenger air taxi to the FAA.

Former DayJet co-founder Nancy Iacobucci is attempting to relaunch per-seat, on-demand service in the U.S. Southeast.

A 28,000-sq-ft expansion of Mid-Continent Instruments and Avionics headquarters will position the company to meet increased customer demand.

NASA's X-59 supersonic demonstration aircraft move to the flight line as it prepares for ground tests to ensure its safety for first flight this year.

Aviapages has integrated its flight time and route calculator into the FL3XX's aviation management and scheduling platform.

Textron Aviation delivered the first Mexican-registered Cessna Citation Longitude and soon plans to hand over the 100th production copy of the twinjet.

Since the start of the year, ExecuJet MRO Services Malaysia has finished back-to-back maintenance checks on Dassault Falcon 2000EX, 900LX, 7X, and 8X jets.

Wheels Up claims FlyExclusive illegally terminated an agreement to provide supplemental lift.

It is offered to replace aging C-130 aircraft

London FBO operator Harrods Aviation has completed the transition of its passenger ground transport fleet to all electric vehicles.

T&I Chair Sam Graves discusses his desire to provide stability at the FAA, boost safety, and foster general aviation and AAM through the FAA bill.

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

A midyear upgrade from Alto focuses on cabin control solutions for the Hawker 800 and 800XP.

The Australian Renewable Energy Agency has invited funding proposals to develop the country's SAF production capacity, following a 2021 study.

Airbus H125s and EC355s covering this year's Tour de France will be fueled with SAF.

NBAA, NATA, HAI, and others groups are concerned that an economic dispute over a Part 380 application is threatening the use of the economic authority.