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The company announced it will use Microsoft's Azure cloud computing platform for autonomous flight simulations and the HoloLens 2 mixed-reality headset for vehicle manufacturing and maintenance.

Asia will lead a traffic recovery this year as China reenters the market, according to Avolon.

Pending the latest fix, owners of aircraft affected by the potential Garmin GFC 500 runaway trim issue had to disable elevator pitch trim systems.

Average hourly charter pricing eases following the holiday season.

Marking the fourth anniversary of Emiliano Sala's death in an illegally chartered flight crash, the ACA will hold its second-annual Fly Legal Day.

Under a recently-passed measure, Part 91K and 135 operators now have the option of establishing a 70-year-old age ceiling for pilots.

Search and rescue personnel in Nepal’s Kaski district recovered the flight data and cockpit voice recorders of Yeti Airlines Flight YT691 on January 16.

The company has broken ground on a $17 million development project at San Juan's Fernando Luis Ribas Dominicci/Isla Grande Airport.

After baking in the New Mexico desert for nearly 40 years, one of Elvis Presley's former JetStars has a new owner with big plans.

Private fliers heading to the World Economic Forum next week in Switzerland are being urged to use SAF book and claim to spur production.

In addition to the name change to Sullenberger, the museum is building a 105,000-sq-ft multi-building campus.

While there were no fatal accidents of U.S.-registered business jets in 2022, those registered outside the U.S. saw an increase in fatal mishaps.

Business jet operations have remained flat in the early days of the year as private flights offset lagging charter operations.

Three medevac crewmembers died when an air ambulance crashed off Maui in December.

Privacy for business aircraft users is important, but far from guaranteed.

Azula Conecta bought the milestone airplane, a Cessna Grand Caravan EX.

IT personnel failed to follow procedure while working on the computer system that generates Notams, according to the FAA.

Bristow signs $176 million deal to refinance debt associated with UK SAR contract.

The U.S. start-up is preparing to conduct wind-tunnel tests with a subscale model of its patented Fluidic Propulsion System. It says the system will support unprecedentedly high speeds, while also delivering reduced noise and emissions.

Fractional-jet-share provider Flexjet will soon have eight of its own private terminal them in the U.S. after it opens three more.

London-based FBO Harrods Aviation has acquired rival Fayair at Stansted Airport.

The Farmingdale, New York aircraft management and charter company has added two Bombardier Challenger 60s and a Cessna Citation XLS.

NBAA said the industry has been pushing for improvements and enhanced redundancies for the Notam system for four years.

Portside has acquired SeaGil Software and its Bart scheduling product suite.

Investigations into the latest air transport system meltdown in the U.S. begin as traffic flows return to normal after a software glitch grounds flights.

The aircraft maker's DragonFly technology could enable automated diversions in response to medical emergencies and improve safety at busy airports.

SEA Prime, which manages the private aviation infrastructure at Milan's airports, will how have continuous supplies of SAF at Linate.

The company aims to have a prototype of its eBuffer system ready to start ground testing in 2023, and another unit ready for flight testing in 2025 with the chosen ZeroE demonstrator aircraft.

The U.S. air safety agency says that for now the advanced air mobility sector should consult with its Office of Airports and Flight Standards.

An 8K filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission explains what the eVTOL aircraft developer must do to access up to $150 million in fresh capital from the automotive group.