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Maintenance shop slot availability is hampering late-year business aircraft transactions in the U.S.

Completion of NetJets' 42,000-sq-ft facility is expected by early 2024.

In all, Lufthansa Technik has or will convert three VIP Airbus A350s to "government cabins" for the German Armed Forces.

Executive Fliteways's sales chief bought his employer to avoid a takeover, and the timing couldn't have been better.

A consortium of five technology companies: BASF, Thyssenkrupp, OMV, DLR, and ASG has been tasked with developing a methanol-to-SAF pathway.

Alto Aviation’s cabin digital audio system and Cadence switch panels have been installed on 100 Bombardier Global Express business jets.

Booking platform FlightBridge will now enable Drivania to offer instant confirmation with all-inclusive prices for more than 600 destinations globally.

The new location in North Carolina gives Summit Aviation 19,000 square feet of additional space.

The Finnish flag carrier looks to lower unit costs to offset the impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the closure of Russian airspace.

AVX Aircraft wins Department of Defense contract to develop all-electric flight control system for helicopters.

The Air Line Pilots Association raises concern over U.S. airlines’ sponsorship of visas for "specialty occupations."

Business aircraft maintenance provider Duncan Aviation is attending the MEBAA Show as it eyes the Middle East region as a potential growth area.

Airo Group Expands Scope For eVTOL Operations and Prepares To Go Public

United Airlines Ventures’ investment in Houston-based Next Renewable Fuels will support a new sustainable fuels refinery to start production in 2026.

Elite Jets' renovated hangar at Naples Airport features single and multi-suite office spaces.

Bladwin Safety & Compliance said the four million reports submitted through its SMS software underscores well round safety management programs in place.

Oklahoma’s Watonga Regional Airport reopened its 4,000 foot Runway 17/35, after it underwent a five-month-long reconstruction project.

VistaJet is celebrating the extension of its catering partnership with Nobu by unveiling an exclusive dish from chef Nobu Matsuhisa.

Aviation coalition seeks more time to retrofit aircraft with radar altimeters resistant to 5G C-band interference.

Based on projected demand and production increases Market Research Future sees the global aviation biofuel industry market reaching $60 billion by 2030.

One of the first purpose-built business aircraft, the Gulfstream I found its true calling in performing a host of specialized operations.

According to Norway’s Accident Investigation Board, ice-clogged inlet barrier filters likely caused the dual flameout on an Airbus H145 helicopter.

Frank Robinson, founder of iconic helicopter company, passed away over the weekend. He was 92.

Sandhills Global aviation industry market reports show year-over-year growth in asking values for business jets, turboprops, and piston singles.

EASA is proposing a rule that would require crash-resistant fuel systems in all in-production helicopters and most in-service rotorcraft.

With Boeing Business Jets as a new member, the number of International Association of Aircraft Dealers OEM members rise to eight.

Jeppesen services are coming back online following a "cyber incident" that began on November 2.

The Ukraine invasion coupled with the continued Boeing Max fallout is setting 2023 up to be one of the hardest markets in aviation insurance history.

Beechcraft has handed over the first examples of its T-6C turboprop trainer to its most recent military customers—Tunisia and Thailand.

European environmental groups demanding a ban on all private jet flights this week tried to disrupt airports in the UK, Italy, and the Netherlands.