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The German company expects to adopt its two-seat Tensor 600X to hydrogen or electric power.

The avionics groups will jointly provide flight control computers for the four-passenger eVTOL aircraft that Airbus aims to bring to market in 2025.

Senior executives from eVTOL aircraft developers Joby and Archer, and also would-be early urban air mobility adopter United Airlines, shared their vision in a Northwestern University webinar.

Cromer also ran airliner leasing group ILFC and served as CFO with regional airlines Continental Express and Express Jet.

Bell announced orders for seven new aircraft at the recently concluded European Rotors conference in Cologne.

Having discussed the issue for some time, the Indonesian air force has ordered the A400M, and holds an option to come back for more.

General aviation manufacturers continued their strong rebound from the Covid pandemic slump in the third quarter.

Under its new options, FltPlan customers can access and submit forms and information for Cuban overflight permits and U.S. CPB overflight exemptions.

The Bombardier Challenger 650 is one of NetJets' most-requested aircraft in Europe.

Less than three months after announcing a definitive agreement, Collins Aerospace completed its acquisition of FlightAware.

The Mi-171A2 is the first role-convertible member of the 'Hip' family to receive civil certification.

Germany's HTM Helicopters will fly the first Airbus H145D3 for the offshore wind market.

Business aviation's ability to meet its new goal for net zero carbon emissions hinges heavily on widespread adoption of SAF and improved technology.

HAI has partnered with NGFT Solutions to develop new risk assessment tools tailored to the rotorcraft industry.

FAA is curbing delegation, expanding human factors research, and tightening partnerships as it moves forward on multiple fronts during the pandemic.

Maintenance interval changes on the Embraer Legacy 600 and 650 and Lineage 1000 are expected to lower maintenance costs, improve aircraft availability.

The Mexican Federal Civil Aviation Agency maintenance approval covers a range of OEM airframes.

The partnership with LorEau Aviation Group allows AeroGulf to expand its MRO services for helicopters and airplanes.

Pratt & Whitney Canada names Jet Aviation facilities in Singapore, Australia, Hong Kong, the Philippines, and Switzerland as designated maintenance sites.

NetJets is an investor in Amber Aviation and as part of the investment will transfer 20 large-cabin jets from its fleet to the Chinese bizav company.

Mena Technics now represents U.S.-based Pulsar Aviation Services in Bahrain.

The subsidiary of Brazilian aerospace group Embraer is partnering with the branding organization formed by the country's Formula One car racing legend Ayrton Senna.

In 2022, Lilium will relocate flight testing of its fifth-generation technology demonstrator from Germany to Spain where better weather will allow it to expand the flight envelope.

As it continues on the long and winding path to revenue generation with its four-passenger eVTOL aircraft, Joby's cash batteries appear to be well charged.

The expected merger between Atlantic Aviation and Ross Aviation will bring the world's second largest FBO chain to nearly 90 locations.

More than 1,500 aircraft are now flying with Gogo Business Aviation's Avance L5, and they have racked up 500,000 flights using the connectivity service.

Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) is expanding its year-old carbon offset service to include operators of the company’s helicopter engines.

Pratt & Whitney Canada and ADAC Leftrettung are partnering on an SAF test program for air medical helicopters.

The air ambulance lobby charges federal rules for the new "no surprises" medical billing act favor insurers and sues to block implementation.

Jet Luxe's new Invictus Partnership allows four partners to share hours in the use of a business jet.