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Hermeus opted to pursue hypersonics, rather than supersonics, in part because the U.S. military is more interested in the faster speeds.

A U.S. seizure warrant has been issued for a Boeing BBJ 787-8 and a Gulfstream G650ER owned by Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich.

NextOp assists veterans and active-duty military transition into civilian careers.

ICAO has launched its new multinational Assistance, Capacity-building, and Training for Sustainable Aviation Fuels (ACT-SAF) program.

In a shareholders' letter, the company says it aims to have the basis for type certification of its seven-seat eVTOL aircraft fully agreed to by EASA by the end of 2022.

The consulting group focuses on how eVTOL air taxi services will compete on cost and price points with ground-based alternatives and also with scheduled airlines.

Robert and Todd Duncan Reflect on How People Matter in Aviation - AIN’s 50th Anniversary

Hong Kong-based business jet charter and management company Sino Jet has pledged to be fully carbon neutral by 2035.

The Academy College Learning Institute in Bloomington, Minnesota, has launched a two-week, 40-hour charter flight coordinator course.

IBAC has awarded Bombardier's Leo Knappen with the first François Chavatte Award for Lifetime Service to Business Aviation.

The long-term viability of the eVTOL market will depend on the ability to adapt and certify the segment’s vehicles for autonomous flight.

European business aviation operations were up 46 percent in May over a year earlier, while global flight activity ended up 17.8 percent.

This is the eighth time Textron Aviation has organized the Special Olympics Airlift.

The air traffic management agency published a revised short-term forecast for European air traffic, as airlines and airports face serious staff shortages.

In its latest offer to merge with Spirit Airlines, JetBlue increases its promised reverse break-up fee to $350 million.

Higher speed satellite service, including coverage for higher latitudes and the Arctic, is coming from Inmarsat.

Honeywell testing has shown that alternative navigation technologies can mitigate denial of GPS signals.

The program is intended to promote public confidence and accelerate the realization of emerging aviation markets for passenger and cargo transportations in urban, suburban, rural and regional environments

Brazil is emerging as a likely early adopter of eVTOL air taxi services, in part because of strong existing demand for helicopter charter flights.

Dassault’s Chief Test Pilot Provides a Glimpse into the Falcon 6X Testing Process

An unbalanced preowned business aircraft market is likely to keep good buyers on the sidelines as they wait for lower prices and customary processes.

The IBAC workshop awards went to Alison Couch, who is looking to enhance her safety leadership, and Ameer Mustafa, who wants to enhance safety in Pakistan.

Brazilian online business aircraft charter broker Flapper will expand its operations to Europe.

The new Garmin flight deck will modernize flyExclusive's fleet of Cessna Citation Excel midsize twinjets.

Like many European countries, the Netherlands is increasing its defense spending as a result of increased tensions caused by Russian aggression.

The National Institute for Aviation Research’s Werx MRO program enters agreement on passenger-to-freighter conversions for Precision Aircraft Solutions.

Autonomous eVTOL aircraft will be immune from the effects of pilot shortages, say some manufacturers, who are also looking to reduced the cost structure for air taxi services.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has introduced biometric facial comparison technology at all international airports across the United States.

The National Gay Pilots Association is offering $300,000 in aviation scholarships this year, doubling last year’s amount.

Gulfstream's Appleton expansion will bolster the airframer's completions capabilities.