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Chuck Kegley is president of Hawthorne Global Aviation Services, Ben Hockenberg president of JSSI Parts & Leasing, Michael Dwyer president of Guardian Jet.

Air ambulance company urges fair compensation after new law bans "no surprises" medical billings.

A decision that affirms plans to extend the runway at Oregon's Aurora Airport could eventually see the runway grow to 6,000 feet.

Clay Lacy Aviation performed the Honeywell JetWave Ka-band connectivity hardware system installation at its Van Nuys repair station.

L2 Aviation expects to receive an STC in the first quarter of 2021 for its new Halo Cabin Air Monitoring System.

The joint venture between Hungary’s Wizz Air and Abu Dhabi-based holding company ADQ has scheduled its first service to Athens for January 15.

Conseil et Technique believes it can make electric power work for airliners by moving propulsion hardware off wings and to the rear of the fuselage.

Australia has become the seventh nation to declare initial operational capability for its Lockheed Martin F-35s.

The FAA has issued new rules requiring the remote ID of unmanned aircraft and permitting small drones to be flown over people and at night.

Aerocor's new FlightData automatic reporting feature will allow operators of certain aircraft to share data with three third-party providers.

The Flight School Association of North America announced it will hold its upcoming annual International Flight School Conference as a live event.

The U.S. EPA issued a final rule on greenhouse gas emission standards for large turbine airplanes, aligning them with ICAO standards.

In initial guidance on the draft Brexit agreement, EBAA advises that operations can continue between the UK and EU, but certain rights are limited.

The first 737 Max revenue flight in the U.S. since March 2019 took American Airlines passengers from Miami to New York.

Greg Gaden is based in Oakland and has more than 30 years of experience with engine makes such as Honeywell, Rolls-Royce, and Pratt & Whitney.

Celebrating its 20th anniversary, day-based fractional operator Airshare has become a full-service provider.

Mexican authorities have detained four people in connection with the December 2018 fatal crash of a 2011 Leonardo AW109S.

EASA is proposing equipment changes for Part 27 and 29 helicopters that are operated for extended periods over water.

The order for 10 Challenger 350s from an undisclosed customer marks one of the larger sales of the year, Bombardier said.

Type approval for the N219 marks Indonesia’s successful return to civil aircraft development.

Flexjet crews will test themselves under medical supervision before each tour of duty.

The temporary restraining order comes after JSX filed a lawsuit against Orange County and John Wayne Airport earlier in December.

The FAA departed from its typical practice of shorter-term Covid-related extensions in granting a request for a year-long check airman extension.

The UK’s CAA will become responsible for aircraft certification and regulation in the country when it leaves EASA on January 1.

The video of what appears to be a manned jetpack shows it flying at 3,000 feet over the ocean near Palos Verdes, California.

Lee Aerospace and Peregrine Avionics have partnered on an Aviation Clean Air STC for the Citation Excel, XLS, and XLS+.

Omni Air Transport plans to offer maintenance services outside of its in-house managed fleet.

Airbus Helicopters will deliver the first newer variant of the H135 to ÖAMTC Air Rescue in early 2022.

Despite the Covid crisis, London's Biggin Hill Airport is seeing further investment in new facilities to bolster its position as a key UK bizav gateway.

Very light jet specialist Aerocor is seeing growing interest in its Eclipse 500/550 type rating training program.