Business Aviation

By Molly McMillin
The U.S. operates about 62.5% of the world’s private jets, which number 14,632 in the nation, according to data from Airbus Corporate Jets.
Aircraft & Propulsion

By James Albright
What is the key to being a happy aviator?
Safety, Ops & Regulation

SMARTSKY NETWORKS has FAA STC to install its inflight connectivity hardware on Citation X; first was installed by Flyexclusive in Kinston, NC
Business Aviation

By Molly McMillin
Business and general aviation avionics sales totaled $708.7 million during the second quarter (Q2) of 2022, bringing sales during the first half of the year to more than $1.34 billion, according to a survey by the Aircraft Electronics Association.
Aircraft & Propulsion

By Molly McMillin
Aviation employment is down nearly 50% since 2020, but manufacturing output is higher.
Airports, FBOs & Suppliers

By Molly McMillin
Timothy Obitts, president and CEO of the National Air Transportation Board, is stepping down from his role, effective Sept. 1, 2022.
Safety, Ops & Regulation

By Garrett Reim
The FAA has agreed to a certification basis for Reliable Robotics’ autoflight and navigation systems.
Advanced Air Mobility

By Alan Dron
The Middle East could face a shortage of 3,000 pilots as early as next year, according to a new report by consultancy Oliver Wyman.
Airlines & Lessors

AIRBUS CORPORATE JETS says there are 14,632 private jets (37.5% heavy/long-range) in US, including 1,651 in Texas, 1,619 in Florida and 1,431 in
Business Aviation

FSANA estimates there are about 9,600 US-based flight training aircraft averaging 70 hours of flight time each per month.
Business Aviation

EVE

EVE plans first North American UAM simulation at Vertiport Chicago using helicopters powered by BLADE AIR MOBILITY.
Business Aviation

PRECISION AVIATION GROUP (PAG) agreed to acquire PTB GROUP, which includes US-based PRIME TURBINES and Australia-based PACIFIC TURBINE BRISBANE
Business Aviation

By James Albright
Can you control your happiness level?
Safety, Ops & Regulation

By Tony Osborne
You can imagine the frustration of Airbus’ engineers. Just hours before the company’s Zephyr high-altitude pseudo-satellite looked set to break a 60-year-old flight-duration record, the solar-powered uncrewed aircraft system was lost.
Advanced Air Mobility

By Bill Carey
A series of fatal accidents involving agricultural aircraft in July and August has attracted FAA attention and served as a grim reminder of the dangers of low-l
Safety, Ops & Regulation

By Angus Batey
A groundbreaking ceremony has taken place at Farnborough Airport as work begins on the facility’s new 175,000 ft.² hangar, known as Domus III.
Airports, FBOs & Suppliers

Mike Sullivan
What if you voluntarily retake the FAA written test for your current certificate, achieve a 90% pass rate, and submit the test result form to your
Safety, Ops & Regulation

By James Albright
Compartmentalizing what you do in flight allows you to focus on what keeps you safe In previous articles, we’ve looked at the importance of placing
Safety, Ops & Regulation

By Graham Warwick
The company plans to convert its biorefinery in Houston to into a SAF hub, producing 250 million gal. per year by 2025.
Sustainability

By Thierry Dubois
New technologies will help the flight deck to understand a pilot’s cognitive engagement.
Emerging Technologies

By Graham Warwick
China’s EHang is banking on a post-pandemic recovery in tourism to fuel demand for its autonomous air vehicles and services and is talking to local governments about setting up operating centers in different regions once its EH216S electric air taxi has been certified.
Advanced Air Mobility

By Brian Everstine
L3Harris has taken delivery of the first three Gulfstream G550s that will become EC-37B Compass Calls, ahead of planned ground tests next year.
Sensors & Electronic Warfare

By Bill Carey
It would take nearly 30 years for aircraft designer Michimasa Fujino to bring his concept of a light business jet from the drawing board to delivery.
Aircraft & Propulsion

By Graham Warwick
As it prepares for the Atlantic hurricane season, utility Florida Power & Light has introduced a first-of-its-kind large uncrewed aircraft that will be able to survey the electric grid across the state to detect storm damage and speed repairs.
Advanced Air Mobility

By Graham Warwick
Skyports is challenging misconceptions about the development and operation of vertiports as the UK company closes a $26.1 million Series B funding round intended to consolidate its position as a leader in the advanced air mobility infrastructure market.
Advanced Air Mobility