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Baldwin Safety and Compliance is now offering its Internal Evaluation Program to clients at no cost.

The Beechcraft AT-6E is being procured to advance the U.S. Air Force’s efforts to improve the counter-terrorism capability of partner air forces.

The Air Force Research Laboratory contract is the third to be awarded to the eVTOL aircraft developer in as many weeks.

The acquisition, for an undisclosed amount, is set to be complete in the second quarter of 2021, and Astro also plans an initial public offering to raise further capital.

EHang's stock price has taken a battering since Wolfpack Research accused the eVTOL aircraft developer of deceiving the market.

The avionics group is developing less complex, uncluttered flight displays as part of the simplified vehicle operations concept needed to support advanced air mobility.

The European aerospace group is not expecting its core air transport business to recover until 2023 at the earliest.

As part of the expansion to Canada, Jet It has aligned with Skyservice Business Aviation for aircraft management and operations there.

NASA's Ingenuity micro copter was parachuted onto the planet’s surface from the belly of the Perseverance rover.

Embraer welcomed a Brazilian decision to turn its attention away from a WTO process in favor of a broader effort to address aircraft subsidies.

Russian business aviation fleet set to grow in years to come

The company will offer its hybrid-electric retrofits to operators of existing aircraft such as the Twin Otter and Grand Caravan, as well as for new models.

Aircraft charter operator All In Jets, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy last August will be hitting the auction block.

FAA Administrator Steve Dickson will join NBAA president and CEO Ed Bolen in a virtual town hall the association is hosting on March 3.

A small but growing number of Part 135 operators have jumped into Covid-19 vaccine distribution efforts but more can and needs to be done, NATA said.

Business jet broker Jetcraft sees trend of some buyers wanting to upgrade their aircraft more quickly.

Blade Urban Air Mobility announced that it would base helicopters at Vertiport Chicago.

Bombardier To Cease Learjet Productio‪n‬

Covid hit the civil side of Airbus's balance sheet hardest in 2020, but the European group said results would have been worse without prompt action.

Surf Air Mobility wants to offer more environmentally sustainable hybrid-electric aircraft through its platform for booking scheduled and on-demand trips.

With the new Aireon system, Isavia ANS’s ground-based air traffic surveillance will be enhanced in an area connecting Europe and North America.

Market conditions force De Havilland Aircraft of Canada to suspend production of the Dash 8-400.

The Belgian arm of TUI Fly performed the first Max revenue flight in the EU since March 2019 with a service from Brussels to Alicante, Spain.

Las Vegas McCarran International Airport will be renamed following a unianimous vote by the Clark County Commission.

NATA Compliance Services' new CDCCheck System will help operators comply with Covid testing requirements for inbound international flights.

MRO provider Summit Aviation and aircraft interiors specialist Cabin Crafters formalize their relationship through the new partnership.

FlyDubai stands poised to return the Max to operation following the UAE’s clearance.

Tech Mahindra will provide engineering, optimization, and composite expertise to the development of Spike's S-512 Mach 1.6 jet.

The U.S. Helicopter Safety Team (USHST) has developed a list of recommended practices focusing on spatial disorientation.

The public comment window on the National Fire Protection Association’s changes to NFPA 407 Standard for Aircraft Fuel Servicing is now open.