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The training giant has added the German air force to its list of defense customers that have turned to civilian contractors for initial flight training.

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

UKRI's Future Flight Challenge manages an R&D budget worth over $400 million to support work on electric and autonomous aircraft, and the ecosystem needed to get these into service.

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

Preliminary and final accident reports, February 2022

Billy Nolen is FAA associate administrator for aviation safety and Greg Fell is CEO of JetNet. Linda Peters and Roger Sperry have retired.

The Citation Jet Pilots Owners Association has developed a new way to help pilots avoid unnecessary go-arounds.

Genesys Aerosystems demonstrated safety and efficiency enhancements of its HeliSAS autopilot and UH-60 avionics modernization program.

UK start-up helicopter company plans first deliveries in 2023.

San Francisco Bay-area Livermore Airport has a vibrant general aviation community that welcomes all with a love for aviation.

The accident in which football star Emiliano Sala was killed highlighted many questions about illegal charter flights in Europe.

The old styles of autocratic leadership are giving way to new ways to motivate, reward, and inspire people.

Representatives of four trade associations testified last week before the Massachusetts Senate to preserve a sales tax exemption on aircraft and parts.

Sikorsky teased expectations of its plans for the advanced air mobility (AAM) sector last week at the Electric VTOL Symposium.

JSSI CEO Neil Book is optimistic about new benefits for customers following the acquisitions of SierraTrax and Traxxall.

Dubbed a "father of ATC," Bond, who died January 29, was known for his efforts to roll out early versions of a computerized air traffic control system.

UK business aviation services provider SaxonAir has increased its fleet of business jets and seeks to boost its sustainability credentials.

EBAA's already postponed AIROPS22 event now been cancelled entirely due to persistent Covid infection considerations.

The Garmin G5000 upgrades include FAA data comm functionality and ADS-B In traffic and weather.

Bombardier realigned duties of three sales executives covering Europe, Asia, and Latin America with the departure of int'l sales v-p Christophe Degoumois.

It is widely suspected that the Belarus government forcibly diverted flight FR4978 in order to arrest a pair of exile political opponents.

Cutter Aviation has purchased its third FBO in three months with the addition of Legend Aviation at Prescott Regional Airport in Arizona.

Gulfstream Aerospace is expanding the capacity to manufacture wings for its large-cabin twinjets as the company plans to ramp up aircraft production.

FAI Technik's Project Pearl Global Express refurbishment program was begun in 2019.

Scott Meyer succeeds Robert Sundin as CEO at Aloft AeroArchitects.

The size of Fuyo's investment in the U.S. company has not been revealed, but the deal will result in the Tokyo-based group holding a stake in Bye Aerospace.

Boeing launches the 777-8 Freighter with a firm order for 34 from Qatar Airways, which also signed an MOU covering up to 50 of the airframer's 737 Max 10s.

After first stocking sustainable aviation fuel last year, Atlantic Aviation's FBO at LAX is the chain's first location to offer it for retail sale.

Joby is in the early stages of planning flights in its eVTOL prototype over San Francisco Bay.

Continuing its long-standing relationship with Bombardier, FACC is producing and certifying cabin components for the Challenger 3500.