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The USHST has unveiled recommended practices document for developing stability augmentation systems and autopilots in light helicopters.

4AIR is the first private aviation stakeholder to make a trade on the International Air Transport Association’s Aviation Carbon Exchange.

An expansive MOU between Aerion and sister companies NetJets and FlightSafety International includes purchase rights for 20 AS2s and a new training center.

A hydraulic reservoir assembly and a landing gear actuator are among the parts David Alexander Barcena is accused of falsely certifying.

As a result of the acquisition, General Atomics Europe picks up Ruag International's business jet and military helo maintenance operations.

Duncan Aviation's newest satellite repair station will be its 20th.

Lawmakers in the House and Senate have introduced legislation to lay a foundation for government facilitation of AAM.

The company says an additional $240 million raised from new and existing investors is sufficient to complete type certification of its VoloCity eVTOL aircraft.

The privately owned German company says that its B5 aircraft can be certified and in commercial service by the end of 2025.

The U.S. Air Force is awarding a $150,000 contract to see if use of a LiquidPiston rotary engine in a hybrid configuration can overcome limitations of current batteries used on eVTOL aircraft.

Proposed legislation would result in the Department of Transportation leading a new multi-agency working group and new federal funding to support the development of an AAM ecosystem.

The German company intends to recruit contractors to build most aircraft components and systems, but will retain control of overall design, technology integration and final assembly.

The company has built a prototype for its hydrogen fuel cell technology and says it can start delivering equipment to aircraft developers in 2022.

Other eVTOL aircraft developers are targeting emergency medical support services, including Jump Aero, Jaunt Air Mobility, Urban Aeronautics, EHang, and Volocopter.

NBAA's Ed Bolen and GAMA's Pete Bunce highlighted the difficulties facing industry, but told Congress that industry needs to prepare for post-pandemic.

Jetcraft has formed a strategic relationship with Synerjet, a Latin American bizav specialist, to further strengthening its footprint in the region.

Transport Canada is now mandating fluorescent penetrant inspections on Bell 505 collective sticks every 25 hours.

MRO provider Jet MS gains expertise in aircraft exteriors and interiors and a location at London Biggin Hill Airport with the acquisition of RAS Group.

New Skyservice CEO Benjamin Murray will work with his predecessor, Emlyn David, as the services firm looks to expand, particularly in the U.S.

According to the International Air Transport Association, global demand for air cargo in January increased by more than 3 percent over December 2020.

GrandView Aviation's newest charter base is located at Laurence G. Hanscom Field in Bedford, Massachusetts.

Miami-based aviation fuel supplier AEG Fuels has launched a customer loyalty program.

Mike Collins, who died February 25 at the age of 59, served with AOPA since 1994, most recently as technical editor and director of business operations.

U.S. regional carrier Mesa Air and UK consultancy Gramercy Associates plan to launch a new CRJ900 airline in Europe by the end of the year.

The Airpower Teaming System air vehicle is the first military aircraft to be designed and built in Australia in over five decades.

The Airport Carbon Accreditation Program is a key plank in the drive for emissions progress.

Despite Covid, Air Transport Can’t Dodge Pressure to Reduce Its Environmental Impact

The partners aim to be ready to start flight testing a regional airliner modified for hydrogen propulsion by 2023

With a new order for 25 airplanes, United Airlines now expects to receive 94 Boeing 737 Maxes in 2022 and 2023.

NBAA said its three-day virtual Flight Operations Conference that concluded on Thursday “broke new ground."