By Bill Carey, Molly McMillin, Matthew Orloff, Lee Ann Shay
BCA editors discuss the state of the market and predict what will change in 2023, as well as examine top technological developments impacting the industry.
Canadian vertiport startup VPorts and the U.S.-based Northeast UAS Airspace Integration Research Alliance have announced an agreement to establish a corridor fo
Since it first entered the corporate aviation field, Airbus has produced Airbus Corporate Jets across its portfolio of narrow- and widebody airliners, from A318s through A350s.
While the proliferation of future drone and eVTOL vehicles is forecast, it seems that pilot certification issues and insurance coverage are nowhere to be found.
A reoccurring point of concern comes in the case when pilots must execute a go-around maneuver. Though relatively rare in day-to-day operations, they are necess
Sun Air Jets has named Satcom Direct (SD) as its preferred supplier of flight deck datalink connectivity for its fleet of managed and charter aircraft.
Avfuel Corp. and FBO Atlantic Aviation have extended their supply agreement for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to include all four of Atlantic’s Colorado locations.
As with many other destinations and events around the world, operators that prepare in advance to fly to the World Cup, are up to date on the latest information, and have their documentation readily available will experience a much easier, safer, and compliant trip.
HeliFlite, a private helicopter operator with service along the East Coast of the U.S., now offers charters to and from Miami’s Watson Island Seaplane Base.
Each day, information gathering at the Hurley Air Traffic Control Center begins with a call from the Command Center’s National Traffic Management Officer at 0715 Eastern and every other hour after that until 2115 that evening. The call links all the major control towers, TRACONs, en route centers, port authorities, airlines, and affiliated stakeholders, such as the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA), Airlines for America (A4A) and the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
All five crew members on the Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress bomber and one in the Bell P-63F Kingcobra fighter were killed in the accident, which happened at the Wings Over Dallas airshow.
