The Weekly of Business Aviation

Aero Asset has launched business as a global helicopter brokerage firm, based in Toronto.

Aerometals has launched a developmental program to certify an engine inlet barrier filter system for the Airbus H225 transport category helicopter.

True Blue Power has introduced new, fifth-generation main ship batteries called True Blue Power Gen 5.

Aerospace Welding Minneapolis has received FAA approval to sell complete exhaust system replacements for the standard and modified turbo-charged models of the Cessna 206, Cessna 207 and Cessna 210 aircraft.

Flying Colours Corp. will hold recruitment events March 23-23 to help fill more than 50 job openings.

Mayo Aviation, based in Englewood, Colorado, has been approved to join Tamarack Aerospace Group’s active winglet installer network.

Garmin has received FAA approval for GFC 500 and GFC 600 autopilots.

FlightSafety International has added new training courses for Airbus Helicopters at is Denver Learning Center.

Airpart Supply has been named an authorized factory distributor for Meggitt Aircraft Braking Systems for Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

The FAA is adopting a new airworthiness directive (AD) for all Dassault Aviation Model Falcon 10 airplanes.

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Cesar Pahl and Marco Pozzato have been named regional directors for Bii, an aircraft component support provider.

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Airbus’ CityAirbus electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing (eVTOL) demonstrator has made its public debut in the German city of Ingolstadt.

VAs the deadline to equip nears, 68% of turbine business aircraft registered in the U.S. in February were compliant with the FAA’s 2020 mandate for ADS-B equipage.

Urban air mobility and electric propulsion are high on NASA’s plans for aeronautics research in fiscal 2020.

Bizav is trying to prepare itself for the outcome of the government’s ongoing negotiations with the European Union over terms for the UK’s exit of the 28-nation bloc.

Drone delivery service developer Flirtey has gotten the FAA's OK to conduct UAS flights BVLOS under a project it is conducting with the city of Reno, Nevada.

A series of legal challenges to the planned expansion of London Heathrow Airport are underway in the UK High Court.

United Technologies plans to unveil a hybrid-electric propulsion flight demonstrator at an industry conference in late March.

Business aviation departures in Europe rose 1.7% in February to 58,090 flights compared to a year ago, although charter activity declined during the month.

Greenbriar Equity Group and First Aviation has announced plans to acquire of DART Aerospace, which operates as a subsidiary of Eagle Copters and Era Group.

Acting FAA administrator Dan Elwell says the agency faces an “unprecedented challenge” in implementing the multiyear FAA reauthorization act passed by Congress in October.

Production of one of the most famous training helicopters is on the verge of being restored after a near decade-long hiatus.

Sen. Ted Cruz has called on aviation stakeholders to re-examine the pros and cons of ATC modernization, although he stopped short of directly advocating the spin-off ATC from the FAA.