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Spain’s Ejército del Aire is joining a growing group of air arms that are replacing jet trainers with high-performance turboprops.

Russia’s strategic airlifter program is advancing into validation of the advanced wing, while Ukraine is hoping to re-launch production of the An-225.

Mike Madsen is president and CEO of Honeywell and Lisa Holland takes the newly created position of president of corporate strategies for Sheltair.

No one sets out to be a whistleblower, but those who find themselves in that position should know what protections they are afforded.

Beta Technologies is trialing a new HUMS system on its Alia prototype aircraft.

Engineers at leading universities are rising to the challenge to develop more advanced energy storage technology for the eVTOL sector.

Autonomous cars are already on the road, but one eVTOL pioneer believes they will be overtaken by autonomous aircraft.

Pioneering aircraft designer Burt Rutan seems to be fuelling speculation that he may be preparing to enter the eVTOL fray.

Hyundai is developing a flying car for a commercial air taxi service.

Boeing's Aurora subsidiary has yet to explain the reasons for a systems failure in its Passenger Air Vehicle prototype.

Hyundai, Geely and Toyota are leading the charge of automobile groups looking to get a piece of the urban air mobility action.

Leading industry standards group ASTM International sets out its plans to support regulatory structures for eVTOL aircraft.

SAAB GlobalEye Surveillance Aircraft Debuts at Dubai Airshow, Based on Bombardier Global 6000 - AIN

The annual global survey helps IHSF understand where safety initiatives are being implemented.

Chicago-based Thora Capital has entered the helicopter lease market with $50 million.

The Air France-KLM CEO defends the decision to retire the group’s A380s as the first double-decker aircraft vacates the fleet.

A new report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office delved into the variables involved in pricing of FBO services.

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has decided to retain full authority to issue airworthiness certification to each 737 Max.

The Indian low-fare carrier led by Ajay Singh hopes to launch a new airline based in Ras Al Khaimah by the end of next year.

VREF reported that the available in-service fleet is up 1 percent from this time last year to 10 percent, while retail transactions are down 15 percent.

Wichita-based Yingling recently added 70,000 sq ft of additional maintenance, avionics and paint space.

The composite five-blade swept propeller is expected to improve takeoff acceleration and climb rate for King Air 200 series aircraft.

Embraer Services & Support has expanded its executive jets service center at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport via a hangar lease.

A new consortium has launched to consider the possibilies of supply chain for SAF in British Columbia.

The Irkutsk plant in Siberia expects to reach a production capacity of 72 MC-21s by 2025.

APS notes that single-pilot operators are six times as likely as crews to experience Loc-I, making UPRT training all the more important.

FAA's LAANC expands to four major airports, seven more service providers.

With 50 different new technologies on board, Boeing's ecoDemonstrator is a flying test bed for innovation.

Reuben Burciaga was fined $20,000 by the FAA after his out-of-control drone landed next to Las Vegas runway.

Currently director of government contracting and lead international captain for Phoenix Air Group, Ott is active in a range of safety initiatives.