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The U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration has ordered two AW139s.

Arizona-based Cutter Aviation has broken ground on an additional hangar complex at its FBO at Phoenix Deer Valley Airport.

Two Dassault Falcon 900LX tri-jets will transport UK senior defense and government officials, and occasionally members of the Royal family.

SocialFlight is now providing no-cost, on-demand video education for pilots, A&P/IAs, and other FAA-certified aviation maintenance technicians.

NBAA is stressing that aircraft buyers and sellers need to fully vet transactions to make sure they do not involved sanctioned Russian parties.

Brazil-based fractional aircraft provider Amaro Aviation has inked a $98 million deal with Synerjet for eight Pilatus PC-12NGXs and four PC-24s.

Line and base maintenance are among the services that will be offered by Comlux Group's new Comlux Tech unit.

Having earlier discarded the U.S. F-35 fighter, Germany is once again looking to the aircraft to carry out its nuclear commitment to the NATO alliance.

The California-based start-up reported that it began 2022 with $746.9 million in cash reserves as it stepped up work to bring a four-passenger eVTOL aircraft to market.

California-based Joby expects to gain its Part 135 operator certificate by the end of the year, preparing the way for commercial ride-sharing flights in its eVTOL aircraft by 2024.

The materials specialist has started working with Wichita State University’s National Institute for Aviation Research.

Beta Technologies is working to bring the six-seat, fixed-wing Alia 250 eVTOL model into commercial service in 2024 and is also building a network of charging stations across the U.S.

Ukraine invasion underscores the need to hold Russia accountable for the 2014 downing of Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777, say Australian and Dutch officials.

Russian airplanes registered in Bermuda lose their airworthiness certificates.

TransDigm, a maker of engineered aircraft components for the commercial and military aviation markets, expects to close the deal in the second quarter.

United Rotorcraft added facilities in West Mifflin, Pennsylvania, and Mesa, Arizona.

First deliveries of the Cessna SkyCourier are expected soon to launch customer FedEx Express.

Intra is leading the drive for greater Saudi self-sufficiency in the unmanned air vehicle sector through two major programs.

China has delivered six J-10 multirole fighters to Pakistan just eight months after contract signature.

Dassault Aviation has introduced a new high-efficiency particulate absorbing cabin air filtration system for the Falcon 2000EX series.

Attendees Leave Notes at Ukrainian Helicopters Booth During Heli-Expo

Southern Sky Aviation, the lone service provider at Mississippi’s Trent Lott International Airport renovated its 4,300-sq-ft terminal.

The FAA has revised its previously published notam and regulatory orders blocking Russian aircraft from U.S. airspace.

Russia fails to provoke a reaction from the West on warning about the transfer of U.S.-made manpads to “terrorists or illegal armed groups.”

The Russian sanctions have implications for multi-national preowned business aircraft sale transactions.

The Canadian Business Aviation Association is seeking comments from operators about their preparation for meeting the country’s ADS-B Out mandate.

The five-blade variant of the Airbus H145 is expected to improve mission capabilities for Rega as well as safety of operations.

New York-based Wheels Up also reported a 31 percent increase in active members for the year.

The U.S. Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps are looking for cheaper ways of providing adversary training, with autonomous air vehicles to the fore.

Stakeholder consultations on FAA proposals for vertiport and vertistop design standards is due to close on April 18, and a final engineering brief could be ready in June.