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Delta Air Lines expects to receive 10 million gallons of SAF a year, by 2023 from processor Gevo.

Fatal accidents are half of what they were in the mid 1990s, but AOPA ASI's McSpadden says the industry needs to keep foot on accelerator.

The aviation industry must face the growing risk of cyber attacks on its technology infrastructure, according to an Atlantic Council report.

The new process includes registering for an FAA tracking number to eliminate name confusion.

Gulfstream's headquarters-based flight operations have tallied more than one million flight miles using sustainable aviation fuel.

Safety, noise, and privacy issues must be solved before realizing a vision where drones provide urban transportation and package deliveries.

Changes will be phased in over the next couple of years but begin with the planned sunset of the Pilot Web Notam System on January 24.

PrivateFly CEO Adam Twidell releases his annual predictions for business aviation in 2020.

Charter broker has pulled out of France having pulled out of the UK last year, and will now operate from Luxembourg.

Delta Air Lines announced it will purchase a stake in private aviation provider Wheels Up.

Although the orders only cover three aircraft, the addition of Burkina Faso and Ireland brings the total number of C295 operators to 33.

The G1000 NXi upgrade is now available for the Phenom 100 and will be offered for the Phenom 300 next year.

"Patient protection" legislation could decimate U.S. air medical industry.

Aireon to expand its space-based ADS-B surveillance in collaboration with the Agency for Aerial Navigation Safety in Africa and Madagascar.

Brazil's airspace control organization has implemented 22 route changes proposed by Azul.

The global airline body urges regulators to take a “harmonized approach” on the return to service of the Boeing 737 Max.

Rep. Joe Neguse drafted a bill that would provide the authority for small airports to set curfews and limit the number and types of aircraft.

The Challenger 350 newly-delivered to Latitude 33 Aviation will begin its customer service with a load of renewable fuel.

The U.S. airframe maker cites need to “prioritize” delivery of stored aircraft in its decision to stop producing the 737 Max.

Embraer’s E175-E2 Airliner Makes First Flight - AIN

The FAA is now allowing pilots with insulin-dependent diabetes to fly in commercial ops, but it requires a special-issuance medical and ongoing testing.

The European airframer will supply a longer-range version of the A350-1000 for flights between Sydney and London and New York.

Most regions experienced a decline in the number of accidents and the global fatal accident rate so far this year stands at six.

Website provides for developer integration of weather data into mobile devices.

A new Frost & Sullivan study predicts urban air taxis will begin operations in 2022 and grow to a worldwide fleet of 430,000 by 2040.

The affected aircraft include Gulfstream III, IV/IV-SP/G450, V/G550, and G650/650ER twinjets.

The FAA is releasing a Privacy ICAO Address program this month to address a gap in the existing Limiting Aircraft Data Displayed program.

While it may gaze towards the stars, the Colorado Air and Space Port is ready, willing and able to provide service for the Denver-area's business aviation.

Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary and Slovenia have opened a center to train helicopter crews tasked with supporting special forces.

The U.S. LCC has committed to a $125 million profit sharing disbursement to employees based on Boeing’s compensation for the 737 Max grounding.