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The Biden Administration renewed its nomination of Denver International Airport CEO Phillip Washington after the Senate did not act on it last year.

Satcom Direct's Ka-band antenna has been approved for use under an aircraft-specific supplemental type certificate on the Gulfstream 550.

NATA has seen rapid growth in the public charter sector and developed an educational white paper to provide guidance on such operations.

An increase in freighter deliveries and a further return of belly capacity on passenger aircraft appears likely to cause a considerable capacity inflow.

France’s BEA joins call for Ethiopian authorities to amend final report on the March 2019 crash of an Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 Max.

All passengers age two and older must have a negative Covid test to enter U.S. from China, Hong Kong, and Macau.

New State Aviation Holdings expects its acquisition of Blackhawk Aerospace to double business.

Pilot dies after Embraer Phenom 300 crashes on takeoff in Provo, Utah.

The Fort Lauderdale, Florida-based air charter broker will offer shared charter flights from Republic Airport to Palm Beach International Airport.

Europe saw air traffic increase to 83 percent of 2019 levels at the end of last year.

The Falcon service center in Melbourne, Florida, marks Dassault’s latest move to bolster its service support in the U.S.

2023 looks set to test the credibility of ambitious targets set by developers of new electric and autonomous aircraft as certification and financial challenges loom large.

The latest version of the European air safety agency's draft certification requirements covering new eVTOL aircraft includes changes made following a consultation process conducted in mid-2022, and further consultation is planned for 2023.

Four dead, nine injured after pair of Airbus EC-130B4 air tour helicopters collide near Australian theme park

Preliminary and final accident reports, January 2023

With little more than a year of existence under its belt, FBO Fairbanks provides service to private, commercial, and military customers.

Walt Disney used various aircraft to support his numerous projects, but the one most associated with him was his beloved Gulfstream I.

The Campaign for Better Transport also wants UK commercial business aircraft operators to lose their exemption from value-added tax.

The U.S. Coast Guard has called off the search for survivors from a Bell 407 operated by Rotorcraft Leasing, which has now had three crashes in 2022.

Lockheed Martin's Sikorsky unit is challenging Bell's win of the Army's award of the Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft contract to Bell.

ZeroAvia and Universal Hydrogen plan to fly their respective hydrogen-powered regional airliners early next year.

Final report into the crash of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 fails to sufficiently consider flight crew performance, according to U.S. authorities.

After aiming to kick off flight test programs of hydrogen-powered aircraft by year's end, Universal Hydrogen and ZeroAvia are now eyeing early next year.

After a schedule meltdown triggered by winter storms over the Christmas holiday weekend, Southwest Airlines slashed two-thirds of its flights.

The 2C inspection—completed once every 12 years—includes extensive removal and reinstallation of the entire cabin.

Two contracts with Envoy Air and JSX call for the addition of three heavy maintenance lines at Embraer Aircraft Maintenance Services in Macon, Georgia.

New share issues and lines of credit were announced last week of 2022 as both companies manage the cost of bringing electric aircraft to market.

Mexico's startup regional airline Aerus has placed an order for two Cessna 408 SkyCourier and four Cessna Grand Caravan EX turboprop singles.

The FAA has approved the one-shot Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine for pilots, air traffic controllers, and others subject to FAA medical clearance.

U.S. aircraft owners could be forced onto foreign registrations by a new FAA privacy policy.