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Honored by HAI, the California National Guard 40th Combat Aviation Brigade used a Chinook and Black Hawk to rescue 242 trapped by the Creek Fire.

The TindAIR group says a "very large-scale demonstration" of urban air mobility operations will start in the French cities in 2022.

In a white paper, the German eVTOL aircraft developer says it now expects the global market for urban air mobility to be worth €241 billion by 2035.

The German eVTOL aircraft developer's CFO told an investors' webinar about its ambitious plans for the urban air mobility sector.

The industry needs a ready supply of relatively cheap hydrogen and a developed distribution infrastructure to meet its goals for 2035.

Duncan Aviation and Elliott Aviation join other MRO providers in offering the Collins Aerospace Pro Line Fusion avionics upgrade for the Challenger 604.

Airbus developed fuel lever modification in the wake of fatal 2018 NYC "door off" helitour flight.

Europe’s largest LCC expects to take delivery of its first high-seat density Max 8 in April and operate just 16 of them across its network this summer.

A recent WAI virtual convention panel focused on the attributes of business aviation careers, including the ability to adapt to a changing environment.

The Corporate Angel Network is finding ways to fulfill its cancer patient transport mission in the absence of traditional corporate flights.

Honeywell's latest avionics upgrades to synthetic vision, radar, and EGPWS are available for Leonardo's AW139.

One of StandardAero's newest STCs is an autopilot for light single helicopters.

With the CJ2+ Collins Pro Line Fusion upgrade approved, next up is the CJ1+.

Sage-Popovich expects to close its acquisition of Togs Aircraft in the first half of the year.

The MRO provider will issue iPads to more than 600 technicians.

NTSB addresses exceptions, exemptions, and perceived safety loopholes and shortcomings in passenger revenue Part 91 operations.

The Wheels Up partnership extends to 10 Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts properties in North America.

The FAA will publish 52 new operational procedures on April 22 as part of its South-Central Florida Metroplex airspace optimization program.

GlobeAir said it will face huge delays and costly restrictions for UK-bound flights starting April 1 if the Austrian aviation authority doesn't act soon.

The Wichita airframer will use augmented reality and other technology to staff its booth at the Lakeland, Florida event.

Factories setting up in towns with infrastructure gaps could allow fractional aircraft ownership to finally gain a foothold in India, said Flightshares.

While the pandemic alleviated the pilot shortage, it could reemerge within nine months and grow worse over the decade, according to an Oliver Wyman study.

The Swedish government will introduce takeoff and landing charges to encourage airlines to use more fuel-efficient aircraft with lower emissions.

Work has begun on CloudNine, a private hangar complex at California’s Camarillo Airport.

Airbus HCare now covers 2,400 helicopters and will be expanded to include legacy aircraft.

The last airlift organized by Textron Aviation's predecessor was in 2014.

Piper has been working with its board on a transition with the retirement of Simon Caldecott and expects to announce a new leadership structure soon.

Assembly has begun on the Bell 360 Invictus while the V-280 tiltrotor continues flight testing.

Regulatory restrictions, costs, and operator and pilot mentality all have combined to serve as a disincentive for IFR flight in single-engine helicopters.

Machine-learning specialist Daedalean is helping Reliable Robotics achieve its target of completing certification for its flight-automation technology by the end of 2022.