The Weekly of Business Aviation

Premier Aircraft plans to open a new FAA Part 61 flight school at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport in Florida.

The FAA has implemented a new process for private aircraft owners to request that certain ownership information be kept off publicly available agency websites.

The installation of a fuel cell system in a flying testbed is being prepared by German startup Hyfly as it progresses development of a hydrogen-electric powertrain for light aircraft.

According to a panel at NBAA’s 2025 Schedulers & Dispatchers Conference, Artificial Intelligence (AI) could help operators become more competitive.

OsakaKo Vertiport, a facility for electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing aircraft, has been completed by Osaka Metro Co. in Japan.

A California county violated federal grant assurances when it unilaterally phased out 100LL avgas at two county-owned airports, the FAA says.

A pilot project done by Universal Fuel Technologies shows that the company can produce 100% SAF from multiple renewable feedstocks at reduced cost.

Airbus sees growing helicopter sales opportunities in Australia from an anticipated replacement cycle of Lockheed Martin S-92 rotorcraft, the OEM says.

Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) startup Hydrogen Refinery—which is headquartered in Farnborough—has signed an agreement with Farnborough Airport.

Jeff Chiang, director of sales and business development with Amber Aviation, spoke with Aviation Week at the Business Aviation Asia Forum & Expo in Singapore.

SkyFive teamed up with three companies to introduce a new triple-path inflight connectivity service for European business jet and general aviation operators.

The process to select a site for production of the planned Kona blended wing body regional cargo aircraft has been launched by Natilus.

The first untethered hover flight of a full-scale engineering prototype of the LE200 eVTOL has been completed by Chinese startup Range Aviation.

Australia has awarded vertiport startup Skyportz a provisional patent for a vertipad design that ameliorates a potential issue with eVTOL aircraft.

Signature Aviation announced six new locations in Europe where operators can fuel with blended sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

Bombardier is actively expanding its service network in Australia with a new Line Maintenance Station (LMS) in Perth.

Workforce attrition, policy changes and FAA reauthorization mandates impact FAA.

Despite the increasing size of the UK-based business-aviation fleet, ever fewer owners are choosing the UK’s G register when registering their aircraft.

True Blue Power introduced its new TA245 Series USB charger during the Aircraft Electronics Association (AEA) International Convention and Trade Show.

Inventory of used business jets experienced a 20% increase year-over-year in March 2025, but measures a 1% decline month-over-month, according to Jefferies.

An Endeavor Air Bombardier/MHIRJ CRJ-900 that crash-landed at Toronto Pearson International Airport Feb. 17 did not maintain a stabilized approach.

Business aviation leaders are uncertain how President Donald Trump’s tariffs will impact the industry, but they’re not optimistic.

On March 18, the U.S. filed a “civil forfeiture” complaint against a Dassault Falcon 900EX operated by Venezuela leader Nicolas Maduro Moros.

FL3XX, a global aviation management platform, is expanding its reach in the U.S. by onboarding an average of 65 aircraft per month, the company says.

The recommended rules mark a first for ICAO, which—except for the long-retired Concorde—has not previously set noise standards for supersonic aircraft.