Latest

All AIN news by date

Florida Aviation Group To Sponsor Bizav Career Day

The Central Florida Business Aviation Association (CFBAA) will sponsor a Business Aviation Day on April 1 at Daytona Beach International Airport.

ERAU Brings Top Women Leaders Together in Free Course

Marion Blakey and Stephanie Chung are among the women professionals participating in an Embry-Riddle Leadership course.
Regulations and Government

Senate Passes Advanced Air Mobility Act

The Advanced Air Mobility Coordination and Leadership Act took a step closer to adoption with Senate passage.
Article image
Safety

AINsight: Don’t Swim with Sharks

A safety management system seems difficult to implement for smaller Part 91 operators, but it can be more manageable when viewed in "bite-size" chunks.
Rotorcraft

Airbus's Optionally-Piloted Helicopter Goes to Sea

The VSR700 demonstrator has undertaken the first at-sea trials of its autonomous take-off and landing capabilities as part of a French navy/DGA program.
Article image
FutureFlight

Eve Anticipates Increased Capital from 2Q 2022 Merger and Wall Street Flotation

New backers for the eVTOL aircraft developer's public investment in private equity have brought around $42 million in additional funds to a deal that will see it merge with Zanite Acquisition.
Article image
FutureFlight

Joby's Second eVTOL Prototype Restarts Flight Testing After Accident

The company is working with the FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board to investigate the cause of a February 16 crash involving its first prototype aircraft.
Article image
FutureFlight

U.S. Senate Passes Bill To Ensure Government Support of Advanced Air Mobility

The Advanced Air Mobility Coordination and Leadership Act (S.516) would establish an interagency working group to more effectively engage the federal government in furthering the Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) sector.
Article image
FutureFlight

For Jaunt's eVTOL Design, Slow Rotor Compound Technology Is the Secret Sauce

The company's approach in designed to deliver the best of both the fixed-wing and rotorcraft worlds.
Article image
FutureFlight

How Methanol Is Staking a Claim to Be a Key Enabler for Hydrogen-fueled Aviation

U.S.-based start-up Element 1 is advancing the case for using liquid methanol as a means of producing net-zero-carbon hydrogen fuel for aircraft.
Article image
FutureFlight On The Radar

EASA Publishes First Guidance on Urban Air Mobility Vertiport Design

EASA's Prototype Technical Design Specifications for vertiports offer guidance to urban planners, local decision-makers, and industry stakeholders to aid in the design of facilities that will serve VTOL aircraft.
Airports

RAF Northolt Airport To Bring Back Weekend Operations

For the first time in five years, London-area RAF Northolt Airport will resume operating hours on weekends.
Article image
Charter & Fractional

Jet Edge Reserve Program Aligns with Yacht Charters

International Yachting Co. (IYC) has entered an exclusive partnership with Jet Edge International.
Article image

Dassault Renews Human-machine Interface Research

Dassault Aviation renewed its partnership with research institution ISAE-SUPAERO and its foundation on optimizing human-machine interaction.
Charter & Fractional

Fast Air First in Canada To Get NATA Sustainability Nod

Fast Air Executive Aviation has become the first in Canada to achieve NATA’s sustainability certification for aviation businesses.
Airports

Leaders Call for Community Collaboration on Noise

NBAA CEO Bolen said community collaboration, with the backing of national and local leaders, is critical to preserving access.
Charter & Fractional

Charter Broker Magellan Tops $80M in 2021 Revenue

Increases in jet card revenue and new customer jet card sales drove Magellan Jets's overall revenue higher last year.
Regulations and Government

EASA Slams the Door on Russian Aerospace

EASA has stripped Russian aircraft, MROs, and airlines of type and operating certificates.
Article image
Aircraft

EFW’s A320 Passenger-to-freighter Conversion Earns EASA STC

Elbe Flugzeugwerke gains certification for its A320P2F less than four months after first flight.
Article image
FBOs

Signature Aviation To Acquire TAC Air FBOs

Signature Flight Support will expand its already industry-leading network through an agreeement to purchase TAC Air and its 16 FBOs.
Article image
Aircraft

Amid Bizav Surge Fractional HondaJet Operator Volato Takes Off

Amid Bizav Surge Fractional HondaJet Operator Volato Takes Off
Article image
Charter & Fractional

Alaska Seaplanes Gets FAA Nod for Safety Management System

Alaska Seaplanes is one of only 32 Part 135 operators in the U.S. to implement a safety management system.
Article image
Avionics

ForeFlight Raises Prices; Enhances W&B and Hazard Advisor

ForeFlight has raised prices and released new weight and balance and hazard advisor features.
Article image

Gulfstream Adds International Rep in Vietnam

Sun Air will provide charter, management, and sales as the Gulfstream representative in Vietnam.
Article image
Maintenance and Modifications

Dassault Resumes Falcon M&O Regional Seminars

Dassault Aviation plans to hold its Falcon Maintenance & Operations regional seminars in seven cities beginning in April.
Article image

Report: Bombardier Contributes Billions To Canadian GDP

A report found that Bomardier remains a significant contributor to the Canadian economy and that is expect to grow with revenues of CA$9.4B by 2025.
Article image
Maintenance and Modifications

Hartzell Propeller Appoints Indian Service Center

Arrow Aviation created a propeller overhaul shop in 2007 and has now become the only authorized Hartzell service and support center in India.
Article image
Cabin Interior and Electronics

Jet MS Completions Rebrand To Include Facility Upgrade

MRO provider Jet MS is rebranding RAS Group's interiors and completions business to Jet MS Completions.
Maintenance and Modifications

Dart Developing H145 Fire Attack System

FAA certification of Dart's fire attack system for the H145 expected later this year.
Article image
Finance, Taxes, Insurance

Insurers Face Losses Due To Grounded Aircraft in Russia

The hard aviation insurance market could become harder if Russia confiscates the more than 500 airplanes in the country owned by non-Russian lessors.