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The Cassio 1 technology demonstrator flew for the first time on October 11 with VoltAero's "power module" and a pair of Safran ENGINeUS motors.

Working with eVTOL developer Volocopter, Germany's ADAC Luftrettung air rescue service has published a feasibility study regarding the use of multicopter aircraft to carry doctors and other first responders to accident sites.

With its remaining workforce furloughed, a bid to liquidate the former Eclipse 500/550 manufacturer and support provider’s assets is reportedly under way.

SharedCharter platform aims to connect charter passengers and lower cost of private flying.

The NTSB's new database, Case Analysis and Reporting Online (Carol), will provide public access to a range of information across all modes.

California-based aviation services provider Threshold Aviation Group has acquired an additional hangar at Chino Airport.

ATR operator Sky Express prepares for a foray into jets with an order from Airbus for four A320neos and a lease deal with ACG Aviation Capital for two.

Constant Aviation's program for Legacy 600 and 650 owners includes a flat rate for major inspections.

Boston Executive Helicopters is again seeking court action in its struggle to open an FBO at Norwood (Massachusetts) Airport.

Jet East's Midwest AOG expansion will cover the states of Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection has 27 Beechcraft King Airs with the delivery from Textron Aviation.

Japan’s Self-Defense Force is requesting funding to increase the effectiveness of its air defenses in the light of North Korea bolstering its firepower.

Pete Bunce recalls Nordam reception in the Elvis suite and some not-so-fancy moves during dancing at the Gala reception, despite Patty's best efforts.

Service providers, OEMs and MROs expand onboard Wi-Fi availability, quality

Lou Seno remembers how therapeutic the post-9/11 NBAA convention was to attendees.

AIN's Top Flight Awards will recognize the best of the best in business aviation.

An airport built and operated FBO in Indiana is ready and willing to show its stuff.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue (MDFR) has taken delivery of the first of four AW139s ordered last year.

Global trip support provider Jetex is partnering with Bombardier Aviation on a new FBO at Singapore’s Seletar Aerospace Park.

Bill Boisture is the latest of a number of a high-profile aerospace veterans who have come on board the Spike Aerospace executive team.

The European Union may impose tariffs of $4 billion a year on U.S. products according to a WTO ruling over Boeing aircraft subsidies.

Jet Linx's newest private terminal is intended to serve current and future jet card members based in the Minneapolis, Minnesota, area.

ACI Europe, Airlines for Europe, and IATA continue to call for a pre-departure Covid testing protocol to replace quarantines.

Operators like Luxaviation anticipate significant savings from having all European operations under the new single EASA air-operating certificate (AOC).

The final ten NH90 TTHs helicopters on order for the French army will be delivered to a new standard optimized for special forces support.

NATA has already trained 5,000 crew members on human trafficking awareness and mitigation, but believes much more needs to be done.

Aircraft maintenance provider ExecuJet Haite Aviation Services China has completed the largest business jet inspection performed to date in that country.

Sustainability remains one of the foremost topics in aviation, and the widespread adoption of sustainable fuels is crucial to meeting its goals.

Automation is increasingly a feature of modern aircraft, but what are manufacturers doing to help pilots understand how automation works?

The Justice Department order is commonly understood to target China's dominant small unmanned air systems maker DJI.