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Twenty organizations are urging House Ways and Means Committee leaders to approve a bill that would extend 529 benefits

Airbus hopes to receive FAA certification approval for its medium twin H160 helicopter this year.

The European air safety agency is proposing to incorporate most aspects of ICAO requirements for extended diversion time operations into its regulations.

The French start-up is developing an all-electric training aircraft called the Integral E as well as a 19-seat hybrid-electric regional airliner.

UAS has expanded into the Balkans through a partnership with Flystar, which provides ground handling for scheduled and non-scheduled flights.

Universal Weather and Aviation has purchased a large share in Barbados FBO M Jet and expanded its ground handling network in the region.

Despite recent bank casualties and market volatility, most financiers can and will continue to finance private aircraft—but under stricter terms.

Aviation sustainability program consultancy 4Air has signed its 100th client.

A new FAA Information for Operators reminds helicopter pilots of recommendations from a rotorcraft bird strike study.

Pentastar Aviation, one of several FBOs at Detroit-area Oakland County International Airport, will add another 50,000 sq ft of hangar space.

Highly Innovative Fuels Global will be the launch customer for Honeywell's new solution for the production of low-carbon sustainable aviation fuel.

Swiss airframer Pilatus has handed over the 2,000th member of its PC-12 family.

Test pilot Ed Manning and co-pilot Bill Lee flew a Pilatus PC-12 test aircraft equipped with Honeywell's new integrated flight deck.

Signature Aviation has completed an extensive remodel of its FBO at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport in Alaska.

The Czech-based company leases spare capacity from aircraft owners and operators, guaranteeing payment for days when jets are available.

The industry group held its first training session outside the UK, staging an event for 28 industry professionals from 10 different countries.

Blade Air Mobility's first quarter revenues increased by 70 percent from a year ago, driven largely by its MediMobility organ transport segment.

Jet Linx has established a Time & Tenure Career Pathway program with defined titles and salary progression for its pilots.

Search-and-rescue operations were suspended for three occupants of a Bombardier Learjet 36A that crashed into the sea off the California coast.

Charter and corporate aircraft operators using Collins Aerospace Flight Operations System can now use Portside as their third-party hosting provider.

NetJets has signed a $5 billion deal for up to 250 Embraer Praetor 500 midsize jets along with “comprehensives services and support.”

Ex-CEO Kenny Dichter's generous exit package raises eyebrows.

West Star Aviation has installed SmartSky’s Flagship air-to-ground connectivity system on a Dassault Falcon 2000EX.

Bell recently delivered seven more of its model 407GXi helicopters into Australia.

FAA Revising Mental Health Cert Rules for Pilots

Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C., has embarked on a two-year runway rehabilitation program.

Forth Corporation in Bangkok and WingsOverAsia in Singapore will seek new HondaJet customers in 10 countries across the region.

The FAA has issued a supplemental type certificate to Southeast Aerospace for the installation of Universal Avionics Hawker 800 upgrades.

Elit'Avia acquired Four Corners Aviation subsidiary Pioneer Business Services, based in New York, and is establishing an Americas operation as result.

Vista Global Trading will acquire aircraft from customers and assist with other brokerage services.