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Strict FAA paperwork requirements continue to hamper progress in certifying the Boeing 737 Max 7 and Max 10.

As it works toward clearing some 90 Dreamliners from inventory, Boeing preps for a second 787 assembly line in South Carolina.

Authorizing a reverse stock split to avoid a possible NYSE delisting, Wheels Up still faces a shareholder suit relating to the company's financial filings.

APS provides UPRT at a high-altitude in all-attitude aircraft.

As Europe and other parts of the world expand their use of remote-tower technologies, the FAA is pulling back and halting such projects at two airports.

Last year’s record activity tripped up Europe’s Part 135 providers. They vow no repeat performance this summer.

Once relatively unknown among the Caribbean destinations, the Turks and Caicos Islands are now becoming one of the region's hottest locations.

Supply chain problems, a tough market for finding new technical personnel, and door-busting levels of business are affecting aircraft MRO providers.

Vertis sees recent visits by VVIPs as evidence of Africa's increasingly important status.

Scandinavian airline SAS plans to be one of the launch operators for Heart Aerospace's Swedish-made ES-30 hybrid-electric regional airliner.

Piasecki Aircraft has acquired the former Sikorsky helicopter factory in Coatesville, Pennsylvania, and will use it to develop VTOL aircraft.

Research shows that fewer charter hours for management aircraft can produce more positive results for the owners.

The HondaJet 2600 "Concept" could become Honda Aircraft's next program, and a launch decision may be made soon.

A report by renewable fuels producer SKYNRG states that to meet worldwide demand for SAF, 400 refineries will be needed by 2050.

The purchase of Inmarsat by Viasat completes an acquisition plan that was announced in November 2021.

FlyExclusive is opting to install an Avance L3 or L5 upgrade on 40 more aircraft in its fleet.

Through a deal with fuel management company 360 Jet Fuel, Jetex is now offering its customers the ability to purchase SAF through book-and-claim.

The first China Eastern Airlines C919 narrowbody airliner entered service on May 28 with a flight from Shanghai to Beijing.

Avionics and aircraft manufacturers and operators are being asked to provide test analysis and reports to the FAA as the agency ponders more 5G actions.

Hill Helicopters will unveil its first completed HX50 helicopter to the public in December.

Monaco-based brokerage Opus Aero showcased a VIP ACJ319neo, completed by Jet Aviation, for sale at EBACE last week.

Business jet MRO and completions firm AMAC Aerospace has opened a Riyadh, Saudi Arabia office to meet rising demand in the Middle East.

The Indian government plans to build hundreds of helipads along highways that could be used by helicopters, drones, and new eVTOL aircraft.

Volato is working to accommodate aircraft, pilots, and customers from shuttered fractional HondaJet provider Jet It.

TAG Aviation Europe has added four aircraft in the UK and Switzerland, and partnered with Leon Software to update its operational software.

Daher has committed to the use of sustainable aviation fuel for all flight operations at its Tarbes, France headquarters.

Canadian aircraft charter provider Chartright Air Group has opened its second FBO in the province of Ontario.

Japanese light-engine maker Kawasaki Motors is making an undisclosed investment in the French start-up that is developing the Cassio family of aircraft.

Knowing where the SAF comes from and what its sustainability attributes are is an increasingly important requirement for operators.

The FAA plans to allow business and general aviation aircraft to resume using enroute CPDLC by August 31.