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The proposed transaction would expand Safran’s position in electrical power generation.

The company aims to provide eVTOL transportation routes connecting all major regions in the Québec province by 2030, and it intends to expand its operations to 1,500 vertiports across five continents by 2045. 

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Long-time business aviation executive Michael K. Moore, 78, died of natural causes on July 31.

On September 2, Rolls-Royce broke ground on a facility in Le Haillan near Bordeaux, France, that will help with product support for the Pearl 10X engine.

Authorities in Mississippi are continuing the investigation into an incident this weekend when an FBO worker at Tupelo Regional Airport stole a King Air.

Matthew Jones, 35, was indicted last month in a Federal District Court in Utah for violating FARs and wire fraud, mirroring an indictment from last year.

EASA has postponed by two years a rule requiring large airplanes to be equipped with emergency locator transmitters with distress tracking capability.

ExecuJet's Bombardier Global Express will be based at the charter operator's facilities at Lanseria International Airport.

Safran is negotiating with Thales to acquire its aeronautical electrical systems business.

Quebec-based G2 Aviation has converted a utility AStar to VIP configuration for use by Helicraft for VIP transport and aerial city tours.

A Cessna Citation II/SP business jet plunged into the Baltic Sea after the pilot reported pressurization issues, killing the pilot and three passengers.

Sales of preowned heavy helicopters were the only class to buck the first-half 2022 trend, Aero Asset said.

The most recent Boom Overture customer, American Airlines, says it will work with the manufacturer to determine route scenarios for the supersonic jet.

We look back at some memorable events and coverage from AIN's half-century-old archives.

The Chinese company rolled out the first full-scale example of the lift-and-cruise design on September 2, at an airfield in Yixin, a city near Shanghai.

The latest version of Avidyne's FMS operating system software will come with new units and can be installed in the field by Avidyne dealers.

Desert Jet sponsored a field trip for Coachella Valley students to a science museum where they could participate in hands-on STEM activities.

Oklahoma-based Liberty Partners has completed four STCs for SmartSky Networks.

Chicago DuPage Airport has opened a new $1.3 million, 2,200-sq-ft U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) facility.

The FAA, which gave fleet approvals for use of GAMI's G100UL in piston aircraft, plans to use the same review process for other unleaded candidates.

Luxembourg-based Luxaviation has added six charter and managed business jets to its fleet.

Demand for business jets continues to remain strong, according to the third quarter 2022 Vref Market Trend Report.

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We are approaching the end of the second year of record purchases by first-time business aircraft buyers. I check in on some of them to see how it's going.

We look back at some memorable events and coverage from AIN's half-century-old archives.

Jeju Island has announced its intention to launch eVTOL air taxi routes for tourists in 2025, making it South Korea’s first municipality to adopt plans for urban air mobility.

Destinus, a Swiss start-up that aims to develop a hydrogen-powered hypersonic aircraft for high-speed cargo deliveries, has resumed test flights with its Jungfrau technology demonstrator.

The specialist helicopter manufacturer believes it can save lives and costs by replacing crewed helicopters with its new 500-pound autonomous vehicle for military resupply missions.

Argus International has launched a new analytics service to help support business aviation companies and their strategic initiatives.