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VistaJet is celebrating the extension of its catering partnership with Nobu by unveiling an exclusive dish from chef Nobu Matsuhisa.

NATA is taking a number of steps, including creating a committee and hosting events focusing on the emerging advance air mobility sector.

Oklahoma’s Watonga Regional Airport reopened its 4,000 foot Runway 17/35, after it underwent a five-month-long reconstruction project.

Bladwin Safety & Compliance said the four million reports submitted through its SMS software underscores well round safety management programs in place.

Supply chain issues and global economic concerns have had little effect on business jet demand, a Global Jet Capital report said.

Elite Jets' renovated hangar at Naples Airport features single and multi-suite office spaces.

United Airlines Ventures’ investment in Houston-based Next Renewable Fuels will support a new sustainable fuels refinery to start production in 2026.

GKN Aerospace used a proton exchange membrane fuel cell stack to test the use of liquid hydrogen fuel on a ground-based testbed representing a search-and-rescue drone.

The German carrier has agreed to take 10 hydrogen-powered 19-seat aircraft being developed by Cranfield Aerospace Solutions, in addition to 15 of its planned conversions of the nine-passenger Britten-Norman Islanders.

The next step on a journey toward hydrogen-powered aircraft will start with the planned first flight in 2023 of an Elixir light airplane powered by a new TP-90 turbine engine.

Archer's new Midnight aircraft factory will be located adjacent to Covington Municipal Airport in Georgia.

Drones and air taxis may be quieter than helicopters, but the noise they produce can still increase stress levels among people living in communities that adopt urban air mobility.

The Ukraine invasion coupled with the continued Boeing Max fallout is setting 2023 up to be one of the hardest markets in aviation insurance history.

Jeppesen services are coming back online following a "cyber incident" that began on November 2.

With Boeing Business Jets as a new member, the number of International Association of Aircraft Dealers OEM members rise to eight.

Analyst Jefferies sees a surge in ATP certificates as the FAA works its way through pent-up demand, but pilot shortages are expected to continue to grow.

EASA is proposing a rule that would require crash-resistant fuel systems in all in-production helicopters and most in-service rotorcraft.

Sandhills Global aviation industry market reports show year-over-year growth in asking values for business jets, turboprops, and piston singles.

Frank Robinson, founder of iconic helicopter company, passed away over the weekend. He was 92.

Beechcraft has handed over the first examples of its T-6C turboprop trainer to its most recent military customers—Tunisia and Thailand.

Already one of the region's largest maintenance providers, ExecuJet MRO Services will move into a new, larger facilty next year.

The NTSB's Most Wanted List for aviation continues to advocate for establishment of safety management systems and flight data monitoring.

Business aircraft transactions are complex, and buyers should be seeking more, not less, due diligence when purchasing an airplane.

The DOT IG 737 Max audit, its fourth on the aircraft, will focus on the FAA's oversight of the MCAS system.

According to JetASAP, hourly on-demand charter rates in October climbed for larger jets but moved lower for smaller jets and turboprops.

APS's safety summit to be held November 16 is themed "Transforming Low Experience in High Aviation Safety."

Business aviation maintenance services provider JSSI looks to further its growth through new investment from Genstar Capital.

European environmental groups demanding a ban on all private jet flights this week tried to disrupt airports in the UK, Italy, and the Netherlands.

Evolito has new financial backing to advance its plans for the electric aviation sector, where it believes the superior power density of its electric propulsion units will be transformative in delivering more range and payload.

The company is currently employing ground power for tethered hover trials as it prepares to start using Rolls-Royce's new electric propulsion system in untethered flight tests.