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Growth opportunities abound in the Middle East, and these will accelerate with efficient use of business aircraft.

While normally closely related, Middle Eastern business aviation activity levels have surpassed Europe this year according to World Fuel Services.

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The autonomous Tupan high-speed VTOL vehicles will be able to carry loads of up to 600 kg on flights of up to 1,200 km and at speeds of up to 850 km/h.

Reporting third-quarter financial results to shareholders, publicly owned Lilium indicated that 2023 will be a busy and capital-intensive year as it works toward getting its eVTOL air taxi certified in 2025.

The Korean Forest Service took delivery of its eighth Erickson S-64 Air Crane on December 3rd.

NTSB calls on FAA to impose stricter inspection regime after Bell 407 in-flight tail boom separation

The new payment option will allow select Pratt & Whitney Canada engine customers to extend payment terms.

The Gulfstream I once owned and operated by Walt Disney will be restored back to its customized 1960's appearance.

According to the JetASAP report, fliers saw an overall 4.5 percent increase in hourly charter rates between October and November.

Airbus Helicopters announces new sales and service deals during MEBAA Show.

North American airlines will likely turn a profit this year, followed by Europe and the Middle East in 2023, according to the latest projections from IATA.

UK-based PIlatus distributor Oriens Aviation has relocated to a larger, more modern facility at London Biggin Hill Airport.

The country's air safety regulator has published draft guidelines on the vertiport landing sites that will be used by new eVTOL air taxi services.

Active winglets could lower Airbus A320 fuel burn by 10 to 15 percent, according to Tamarack Aerospace.

Bombardier broke ground on a nearly 100,000-sq-ft service center in Abu Dhabi which will be the manufacturer's first in the UAE.

MySky's new Dubai office now has a staff of 30, a number that is expected to double over time, as the technology firm adds more financia, data services

Bell's V-280 Valor tiltrotor technology beats Sikorsky and Boeing in battle to replace up to 4,000 Black Hawks for the U.S. Army.

A “green” hydrogen ecosystem ranks as a key element in the realization of Airbus’s ambitions to bring hydrogen-powered airliners to market by 2035.

Dynamic Advanced Training is inviting attendees of the MEBAA Show to visit its expansive emergency preparedness training facility.

Stellar Blu's satcom system for the OneWeb network is being certified on Airbus, Boeing, and Embraer executive airliners.

The company holds AOCs or their equivalent in the UAE, India and San Marino.

Despite the region's long involvement with petroleum, World Fuel is fielding queries from Middle Eastern customers regarding sustainable aviation fuel.

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The implementation of the Single Europe Sky project could save up to 10 percent of CO2 emissions across the region by modernizing air traffic management.

Two Embraer Energia-family airliners—one designed to carry 19 passengers and the other 30—would employ hybrid-electric and hydrogen fuel cell technology.

Software maker NDX will introduce its online program focusing on FBO and airport ramp safety issues on January 1.

Jet Aviation has added maintenance capabilities and extended services at its Dubai International Airport facility and in Abu Dhabi.