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Metro Aviation has delivered an Airbus Helicopters EC135 to Health First in Melbourne, Florida.

First Aviation Services is unifying helicopter service holdings under the Rotary Wing Group brand.

Technological advances have allowed Elta to develop a small, heavily automated surveillance system that can be carried by the Praetor 600 business jet.

While Saab has ceased marketing its Swordfish MPA, a similar aircraft is now being pitched by PAL as competition to Boeing’s P-8 Poseidon.

Brazilian helicopter operator Ocean Explorer has selected Embraer's Beacon digital maintenance platform.

An A320 full-flight simulator from CAE is the first ever delivered to Cambodia.

Garmin's autoland system for the Cirrus Vision Jet can automatically land the airplane if the pilot becomes incapacitated.

Aviation must take a multi-pronged approach to reach net-zero and even then the path will be fraught with technological and practical difficulties.

Adoption of flight operations quality assurance post flight analysis by single-pilot jet operators can help drive safety improvements.

The newly-opened Skyway Center at San Carlos Airport offers 50,000 sq ft of hangar space in an upscale complex aimed at general aviation owners.

KinectAir plans to use Electra’s nine-passenger eSTOL aircraft to develop point-to-point regional air mobility services in the U.S. Pacific Northwest.

Five people were killed when a Guardian Flight Pilatus PC-12 broke apart in flight over Nevada on February 24.

Orders for 470 Boeing and Airbus aircraft form the basis for a long-haul reprieve by Air India.

The sale of 49 percent of SuperJet International to a UAE investment group will see a production plant established in Al Ain.

The Air Company is pioneering a pathway for sustainable aviation fuel, one that uses limitless air as a feedstock.

FlyExclusive's maintenance facilities enable it to perform more than 80 percent of the work on its 90+ business jet fleet.

Hawaii's helicopter noise bill progressed in the state's legislature earlier this month, but with an amended effective date for the year 3000.

The company says the latest iteration of the “Little Bird” offers similar capabilities to more expensive light attack/armed scout helicopters.

Wings Air Helicopters will begin scheduled morning commuter service between White Plains, New York and Manhattan starting on March 1.

AeroBrigham plans to expand the approvals for the AeroDisplay head-up display into the Part 27 helicopter market.

Luxaviation is addding aircaft to its fleets throughout the Asia-Pacific region as it sees a post-pandemic rebound.

The UAE had tried to order Predators earlier, but that deal ended over security concerns that scuppered the country's F-35 purchase.

Sentencing has again been postponed by the Federal District Court in Guam as the court needs additional time to produce a trial transcript.

David Rathbun died when his Cirrus SR22 crashed near Duluth

Coincidentally on the same day, neighbors Malaysia and Singapore announced new buys of combat aircraft.

The clean aircraft concept ensures that an aircraft is safe for flight in wintry conditions.

The Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6 turbine engine was introduced in 1963, and the latest versions are four times more powerful.

In addition to the first P2 model, Mayman Aerospace is working on new Speeder models including the Micro, Cargo and Endurance Class aircraft.

Business aviation is facing increasing environmental pressures in Europe but is prevented from taking steps such as SAF use, GAMA's Bunce warns.

Robinson's new pressure refueling system for the R66 turbine can provide up to 50 gallons per minute.