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The expansion comes as Jet Edge International's charter fleet continues to grow to 95 aircraft.

The rate of loss of control inflight (LOC-I) accidents appears to be imporoving, according to data from Aviation Performance Solutions.

Continuing its long-standing relationship with Bombardier, FACC is producing and certifying cabin components for the Challenger 3500.

Joby is in the early stages of planning flights in its eVTOL prototype over San Francisco Bay.

After first stocking sustainable aviation fuel last year, Atlantic Aviation's FBO at LAX is the chain's first location to offer it for retail sale.

Boeing launches the 777-8 Freighter with a firm order for 34 from Qatar Airways, which also signed an MOU covering up to 50 of the airframer's 737 Max 10s.

Boom expects to break ground this year on a 400,000-sq-ft Overture production plant and begin manufacturing of the supersonic airliner in 2024.

With the participants in the big game almost set, the FAA is honing its plans to help make the busy aviation week run smoothly.

Universal Aviation has expanded its European ground handling network through a partnership with Andalucia Aviation.

A new hydrogen refueling station is now operational at the UK’s Teesside Airport.

The first customer Falcon 6X S/N 5 completed an 11-hour, 16-minute ferry flight from France to Little Rock where it will receive a full production interior

A day after the Tata Group took control of India’s flag carrier, pilots greeted passengers with a “welcome to the future of Air India.”

FAA clears 90% of U.S. commercial fleet to operate normally near 5G C-band service.

Aircraft flown single-pilot are 30 percent more likely to be in an accident, making it important for these pilots to improve their risk-management skills.

If the sale of C-130J military transport aircraft goes ahead as planned, Egypt will become the 25th customer for the second-generation Hercules.

The latest order for 777Fs comes just as Boeing announced it would raise 777 production rates from two to three per month.

Wheels Up has reached an agreement to acquire London-based aviation services provider Air Partner for approximately $107 million in cash.

ExecuJet has expanded its reach in the Australasia region with the purchase of Air Center One, an FBO at New Zealand’s Auckland International Airport.

HAI unveiled its program in October to provide small and cost-conscious operators assistance with implementing SMS.

Global Aviation Tehnologies will provide sales and installation of SmartSky Networks connectivity equipment.

Arizona-based Viavi Solutions has devised a method to identify interference between 5G C-band communications networks and radar altimeters.

Since 2007, the training division of TAG Aviation has instructed more than 31,000 pilots, cabin crew, and others through ground school courses.

Working with Universal Avionics, Southeast Aerospace is developing STCs to swap out legacy Hawker 800 avionics with the Universal InSight flight deck.

The FAA has issued an approved model list supplemental type certificate for installation of Appareo's AIRS-400 in Part 27 helicopters.

ASG, based in Miami, joins 12 other Tamarack authorized service centers in the U.S. and seven others globally.

The East Hampton Town board voted unanimously to close down KHTO to public use starting on March 1.

Despite sales uptick, Airbus Helicopters CEO Bruno Even warns that a pre-pandemic market recovery is still two to three years away.

Aircraft deliveries at Gulfstream Aerospace are projected to reach 170 units in 2024, topping the company's previous high of 156 aircraft in 2008.

On-demand charter provider FXAir noted that it had offset 40,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide last year, rendering its customer flights carbon neutral.

An Airworthiness Directive scheduled for publication on January 27 will limit 777 and 747-8 operations at certain airports.