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A federal court has issued the latest ruling in a long-running FBO dispute at Masschusetts' Norwood Memorial Airport.

After damaging the landing gear during a landing attempt, the co-pilot of a CASA 212 results in co-pilot's airborne suicide.

XO saw a significant surge in shared charter flights during the first half of the year.

Aero offers semi-private charter flights to three destinations in North America and three in Europe.

The complex infrastructure requirements required for the widespread adoption of advanced air mobility could be the sector's greatest challenge.

Aviation groups including NBAA and NATA are applauding President Biden’s signing into law of the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 yesterday.

Preliminary and final accident reports, August 2022

Alto Aviation has introduced a new passenger control replacement program for older aircraft equipped with non-serviceable Baker DECU switch panels.

AAR guarantees employment for students who graduate in good standing.

ALPA says the data shows that there are more pilots available now even as carriers scale back operations.

Officials in Ohio are continuing their investigation into the cause of a fatal accidental hangar foam discharge at Wilmington Air Park.

Universal Helicopters and Dodge City Community College are alleged to have violated Veterans Affairs benefit rules.

The FAA decommissioned the AD databases on the Regulatory Guidance Library on August 16 and moved them to the comprehensive DRS site.

Eviation is still on track to perform the first test flight of its all-electric Alice within the next five weeks.

Australia's Civil Aviation Safety Authority has launched a general aviation pilot safety campaign in cooperation with other agencies and associations.

Prosecutors allege Hansen executives formed Pacific Spotters to continue 'fraud scheme.'

CAE's enhanced recurrent training uses data from a variety of sources to bring more realism into simulator-based business aviation training scenarios.

While the precise date for the founding of air traffic control services remains in dispute, the period of 1920-1922 is when ATC began.

ExecuJet MRO Services Australia provides heavy and line maintenance for most current and out-of-production Dassault Falcon jet models.

Flight activity should stay strong and above 2021 levels, but follow normal patters typically found around the end of the year, Argus said.

Technology that transforms cell phones into rescue beacons to be demonstrated in upcoming search and rescue exercise.

Threshold Aviation Group, an aviation services provider based at California’s Chino Airport has acquired an additional 50,000-sq-ft hangar.

Aircraft lighting, cabin management systems, and flight deck safety products manufacturer Heads Up Technologies has acquired STG Aerospace.

New York-based charter broker and jet card provider Star Jets International expects demand for private jet travel "to grow for many years to come."

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee leadership reintroduced a bill to ensure NTSB oversight of commercial space accident investigations.

A 30-year-old man with a a history of criminal behavior has pleaded guilty to making numerous false statements on documents to the FAA.

FreeFlight Systems' 5G-tolerant radar altimeters meet the performance standards for airborne low-range radar altimeters.

FAA Deputy Administrator Mims noted $25 billion in funding available and focus on infrastructure, saying airports have a "once-in-generation" opportunity.

A contract between Boom Supersonic and American Airlines covers a firm order for 20 Overtures and options on another 40.

The planned Overture supersonic airliner is expected to carry between 65 and 85 passengers on flights of up to 4,250 nm and at speeds of up to Mach 1.7.