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Argus International introduced a new FBO audit service at EBACE and reported strong post-Covid European charter numbers.

EBAA secretary-general Athar Husain Khan spoke with AIN in the trade body’s office in Brussels, Belgium, ahead of this year’s in-person EBACE in Geneva.

The Bell 505 will be the new military training helicopter for the South Korean Army and Navy.

AerCap registers a $2 billion loss during the first quarter due to write-offs of aircraft and engines in Russia.

Gulfstream Aerospace's St. Louis Service Center expansion calls for the hiring of more completions staff.

Flight Safety Foundation presents Bryan Burns and Russ Lawton, safety leaders from ACSF, with the 2022 Business Aviation Meritorious Service Award.

FCG OPS has partnered with Spanish FBO operator General Aviation Service to give FCG’s ground handling network eight locations in Spain.

Saturn Design Bureau’s PD-8 has completed ground testing in time for flight trials to start “later this year.”

A court-ordered temporary restraining order has put East Hampton Town's plans to close its airport and reopen it as a private use facility on hold.

New York-based JetBlue has filed a “Vote No” proxy statement for Spirit's upcoming special meeting.

The Naples, Florida-based charter operator has re-certified as an Argus Platinum operator and earned IS-BAO Stage 2 certification.

NBAA has joined with several other stakeholders in filing legal challenges to tomorrow’s planned closure of East Hampton Airport

Operators with ADS-B Out receivers with selective availability are no longer required to perform a preflight performance availability prediction check.

Gulfstream has issued maintenance and operations letters regarding ground spoiler checks as a result of a December 2021 fatal crash of a GIV-SP.

Forty-two aviation and energy organizations urged that the EPA make "simple fixes" to a proposal on feedstocks used in SAF.

ACR Electronics added the Bivy Stick Iridium satcom messaging device to its product lineup last year and is promoting it for aviation uses.

Indiana-based Surack Enterprises bought Enstrom Helicopter Corporation after a previously-announced deal to sell the company collapsed.

Phillips 66 has decided to begin conversion of its major San Francisco area petroleum refinery into one of the world’s largest renewable fuels facilities.

In its 16th in a series of “think papers,” Eurocontrol examines cost of emissions reduction measures.

Turkey has used Cessna Citation twinjets for flight inspection since 1993.

Modern Aviation will expand its network with the purchase of California-based Superior Aviation Company’s (SACJet) trio of Sacramento-area facilities.

Flight department manual and safety services specialist AviationManuals has issued an updated version of its flight planning guide.

Embraer’s Eve Boosts Plans For Urban Air Mobility Revolution With Wall Street Cash

With preowned business jet inventory low and demand at record highs, speed is important to successfully purchase an airplane using either financing or cash

Three of Textron Aviations newest business aircraft types will be making their debut at EBACE static display.

No deaths reported among the 122 passengers and crew aboard a Tibet Airlines A319 that crashed and caught fire in southwestern China Thursday.

Sheltair broke ground this week on a new hangar project at its Savannah Hilton Head International Airport FBO.

Signature TechnicAir’s line maintenance and mobile service units based at four other London-area airports also will provide HondaJet support.

Accumulated snow/ice, excessive gross weight, and out-of-limit center of gravity are among factors eyed by investigators of a Pilatus PC-12 crash.

Introduced last year and now with several thousand users, JumpSeat's crowdsourced app enables pilots to share and access operational information.