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The U.S. eVTOL aircraft developer is joining German rival Volocopter and China's EHang in staking a claim to participate in South Korea's government-based urban air mobility plans.

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

The U.S. EPA has issued a notice of proposed rulemaking to adopt particulate matter emission standards and test procedure for turbine airplanes.

Blade CEO anticipates a better political atmosphere and growth potential for helicopter and eVTOL passenger service in the New York City area.

Starting March 1, operators may file random route plans for North Atlantic tracks at or below FL330.

FAA Administrator Steve Dickson downplayed the impact of 5G C-band on GA during a February 3 House Aviation Subcommittee meeting.

The first production Cessna 408 SkyCourier is destined for launch customer FedEx.

Local aviation service providers are gearing up to welcome the hundreds of private aircraft expected in Los Angeles for the NFL championship game.

The deal provides Wheels Up with 12 Cessna Citation light jets and 39 pilots.

Several companies and industry associations endorse the European Commission’s commitment to align sustainability goals among aviation stakeholders.

Helicopter operator Bristow Group breaks even on lower revenues, higher expenses.

Keystone Aviation MRO expansion includes organizational changes and a third MRO site.

With preowned aircraft now selling in single-digit days, the idea of how potential buyers can be the winner becomes murky.

This is the eighth time Textron Aviation has organized the Special Olympics airlift.

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

Rotorcraft group Bell has used the Mobility Innovation Zone at the Dallas-area Alliance Airport to conduct test flights with its Autonomous Pod Transport vehicle.

The U.S. Department of Justice has decided not to prosecute Archer employee Jing Xue, who former employer Wisk Aero alleged stole trade secrets relating to its eVTOL aircraft design.

Avports, which has been managing and operating airports for 95 years and runs 30 facilities around the U.S., wants to help pave the way for commercial eVTOL aircraft operations.

Bell completed a trial of its APT uncrewed cargo platform with ground-based radar to test its capabilities in complex airspace and operating-beyond-visual-line-of-sight missions.

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

CCX Technologies' T-RX Avionics Radio Tester is now available for purchase in Europe.

After a year of pressing forward online, the British Business and General Aviation Association is returning to an in-person conference in March.

Bell, believing its Autonomous Pod Transport is ready to begin the certification process, completed NASA trials demonstrating flight in complex airspace.

The inReach Mini 2 satellite communications device is now available from Garmin and offers increased battery life and access to more satellite networks.

Daher has inked an agreement to acquire Triumph Group’s metallic aerostructures production and assembly business in Stuart, Florida.

Phillips 66 Aviation has partnered with 4Air on a new carbon offset program for its supplied FBOs and flight operators.

Aviation software and information services provider ATP has partnered with aircraft records management firm Bluetail to ease aircraft document access.

Despite progress for airlines, GA is still facing 5G-rollout-related challenges, and NBAA head Ed Bolen believes the FAA needs to provide more help.

IATA, A4A, and several other organizations have called on the U.S. government to remove pre-departure testing requirements for entry into the country.

The Argus Operator Assessment, AOA:91000, uses the Argus Standard to evaluate private operators’ flight departments.