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Textron Aviation will deliver the five Beechcraft King Air 360 twin turboprops to the Queensland Police Service in Austrailia.

Oman’s SalamAir plans to supplement its Airbus narrowbody fleet with six E195-E2 airliners.

Florida's Polk County Sheriff's Office will receive the first Robinson R66 helicopter fitted with night vision goggles.

Rolls-Royce and other manufactures stand to share in more than $700 million in research grants from the European Union's Clean Aviation Program.

Atlantic Aviation will cover the SAF premium for all jet-A purchased at its KORL and KMCO facilities during NBAA through book-and-claim.

Pete Bunce says FAA reform is needed for U.S. aerospace to remain competitive.

Fact and fiction have combined to create a top-draw attraction, as Lockheed Martin’s hypersonic creation for the "Top Gun: Maverick" movie goes public.

The OEM, which acquired TAG Aviation in 2019, has renamed the MRO operation Dassault Aviation Business Services.

A new Aerospace Turbine Rotables website supports the Parker Aerospace Stratoflex aviation hose product line.

Pro Star Aviation was selected by CNC Technologies to provide completions and installation on a Texas Department of Public Safety Cessna 208 Caravan.

Backed by House T&I Chair DeFazio, a recently passed House bill seeks to step up the FAA's oversight of foreign repair stations.

Four Corners Aviation has acquired Omaha, Nebraska-based charter, sales, and management company UltraAir.

Embassair expects to open its 75,000-sq-ft, V-shaped FBO facility in December at Miami Opa-Locka Executive Airport.

With the VistaQuote RFQ management software from Ambry Hill Technologies, Duncan Aviation said it will be able to accomplish more, serve customers faster,

Naples Airport authorities had intended have relief supplies flown to Pine Island, but the collection was so overwhelming boats were brought in instead.

FAA's Lirio Liu hails the potential of fly-by-wire in light rotorcraft as 'a major advancement.'

We look back at some memorable events and coverage from AIN's half-century-old archives.

U.S.-registered business jets were fatal accident free in the first nine months, but three accidents involving non-U.S-registered jets killed 14.

BAE's newest facility in Austin, Texas, will be dedicated to engineering and manufacturing of programs such as autonomy, cyber, and sensor development.

Gulfstream Aerospace held a ribbon-cutting Tuesday at its 160,000-sq-ft service center at Fort Worth Alliance Airport.

Following a rollout of its application with Hungary's Wizz Air, the German company seeks to become a “main player” in the growing e-logbook market.

Duncan Aviation's STC eliminates the need to modify the cabin drink rails to accommodate Collins Aerospace's Venue cabin management system switch panel.

TRU Simulation + Training will provide a level-D King Air simulator for the Royal Flying Doctor Service Queensland Section.

As year-end deadline approaches for certification of Max 7 and Max 10, Boeing hangs its hopes on a possible extension by act of Congress.

NTSB member Michael Graham expresses the need to erase the perception of SMS as costly and difficult.

Business aviation faces evolving threats on multiple fronts while in flight but security experts are constantly developing new means to counter them.

Despite TAG Aviation Holding's piecemeal sell off several years ago, TAG Aviation maintains a large aircraft charter managment fleet in Asia and Europe.

A bill to permit use of AIP funds to expedite airport projects heads to the White House after Senate passage last week.

The average hourly cost for a fixed-rate, guaranteed availability jet card membership increased to $11,200, according to Private Jet Card Comparisons.

EASA is raising the bar for helicopter emergency medical service operations in Europe, with new rules to take effect by mid-2023.