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Cabin Management Solutions Offers Touchscreen Displays to Upgrade Aircraft Interiors

Rapidly-expanding midwestern aviation services provider Carver Aero has rebranded itself as Revv Aviation.

Australia's Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) has developed framework to reduce the regulatory burden on general aviation.

The Part 135 Rest and Duty ARC looked at numerous factors and relied on fatigue science experts in developing its recommendations, NBAA said.

Completion of the Air Charter Association's Level 3 course enables attendees to become a Qualified Air Charter Broker.

NBAA said new passenger entry programs for the EU are going to take effect in September of this year and then May 2023.

Ross Aviation has added six new FBOs to its network with the purchase of Air Service Hawaii.

Sikorsky S-92A snagged the first-stage booster of Rocket Lab's Electron midair but dropped it after the pilot noted "different load characteristics."

Safran Aircraft Engines will use Ansys's finite element analysis software for sustainable engine development.

We look back at some memorable events and coverage from AIN's half-century-old archives.

G500 'hard landing event' prompts new AFM limitations on approaches and landings.

The approval followed discussion over type certification requirements conducted through Japan's Public-Private Council for Air Mobility Revolution.

John and Martha King Reflect on That Magic Johnson Photo - AIN’s 50th Anniversary

Operators of turbine-powered aircraft are still feeling the pinch of high jet fuel prices.

Spirit Airlines chooses Frontier Airlines merger proposal over that of JetBlue, citing concerns over antitrust risk.

NTSB has 22 open recommendations surrounding Most Wanted List issues involving SMS for passenger-carrying operations and crash resistant recorders.

German charter operator Platoon Aviation received its fourth Pilatus PC-24 late last week at Aero Friedrichshafen.

Textron Aviation will rename Mistequay Group as AeroMotion as part of the acquisition.

Salina Regional Airport in Kansas has completed a renovation of the northernmost section of its primary 12,300-foot Runway 17/35.

Cirrus is opening a new regional operations office in Rotterdam as sales worldwide continue to grow.

Schedules call for the first Qantas A350-1000 will arrive in 2025 and the first A320XLR/A220-300 in late 2023.

New hubs in the south of Russia allow the country’s airlines to serve international destinations with SSJ100s.

Vertical Aviation Technologies is seeking a strategic partner to produce an updated, certified version of the Sikorsky S-52.

These aircraft took to the skies for the first time during May and June, from 1972 through 2021

We look back at some memorable events and coverage from AIN's half-century-old archives.

Preliminary and final accident reports, May 2022

Airbus H225 helicopters have found new life and missions in the wake of the 2016 offshore accident.

A review of industry job title updates, leadership changes, awards recognitions and honoring the memory of those who have taken their final flight.

For FBOs around the world, the past year was a roller coaster from the lowest of lows to new peaks as the world continued to adjust and adapt to Covid.

SAF is considered a key to the future of business aviation sustainability but operators remain hesitant as the fuel supply still ramps up.