Business & Commercial Aviation

Reporting, investigating, communicating and training—and SMS systems for small operators.

Recent developments in training and simulation include new simulators, training facilities and partnerships.

The simplified safety management system implementation plan.

The goal is to be able to fly missions longer than 200 km (125 mi.) with nine passengers and zero emissions.

Should aircraft age be the leading factor for a charter buyer?

Existing guidance and information on time of useful consciousness is inconsistent and misleading.

Lessons learned from past incidents reveal the strengths and weaknesses of our present training.

The influences of ground effect.

Slovenian manufacturer Pipistrel announced an agreement with Genevation Aircraft of Hungary to assemble and market Pipistrel’s SW 121.

Engine MROs ramp up as flight hours increase; pre-owned market stays hot.

They’re not as easy as you think.

4AIR has launched an online interactive map that depicts locations where business aviation operators can find sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

The first part of this article series describes what led to the aircraft sliding off the runway into the river. The NTSB conducted a major accident

Six areas of costs for turbine-powered aircraft.

Project participants have announced the start of pilot programs to deliver medical supplies by drone in India and Germany.

It was the night of May 3, 2019, and a hard rain was falling in Jacksonville, Florida. The rain was coming down so hard that the runway was slippery

"The Crosscheck" column examines pilots' use of common and illicit drugs.

Recent software and mobile app launches have made flight planning, tracking, scheduling and booking easier and more accessible.

Drone industry pioneer Brendan Schulman has left DJI for a position with Boston Dynamics.

The first part of this article looked at trying to solve problems that appear to be impossible. The old saying “When all you have is a hammer

Seven people were injured Sept. 9 when a Cape Air Cessna 402 left the runway and crashed into nearby woods while landing at Provincetown Municipal Airport (PVC)

European flight-training provider Bartolini Air has taken delivery of the first new CAP10C NG as launch customer of the re-introduced aerobatic airplane, which it uses for upset-recovery training.

Just because something is impossible doesn’t mean it doesn’t have a solution.

Germany’s Becker Avionics and drone detect-and-avoid system developer Iris Automation have entered into an agreement to jointly develop a collision avoidance system for general aviation aircraft.