Business Aviation

By Fred George
Walk around the Global 7500 and each time the sheer size and girth of this capacious Canadian cruiser always impresses. This flying Feadship is all
Aircraft & Propulsion

By Tony Osborne
Swiss aircraft manufacturer Pilatus says it has revised its outlook downward in the face of the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Budget, Policy & Operations

Conferences and events for professionals in the business aviation community.
Business Aviation

Appointments, promotions and losses in the business aviation industry.
Business Aviation

Regulations recently issued by the FAA for business aircraft.
Business Aviation

Items of interest to professionals in the business aviation industry.
Business Aviation

Brief news items of interest to business aviation professionals.
Business Aviation

Summit Aviation, a full-service aviation center in Middletown, Delaware, is celebrating 60 years of service. Founded by Richard "Kip" Dupont, the
Business Aviation

Constant Aviation Reaches Milestone For Pro Line Fusion Upgrades Constant Aviation, based in Cleveland, has installed the Collins Aerospace Pro Line
Business Aviation

Cutter Aviation, a Phoenix-based, full-service aviation company, said that one of the HondaJets in its charter fleet has set a company record for a
Business Aviation

Duncan Aviation, an aircraft service provider, has added two new services to its range of avionics line and installation offerings. These include main
Business Aviation

Finnish charter operator Jetflite pressed a newly delivered Challenger 650 into service as an air ambulance, flying dozens of patients impacted by
Business Aviation

Gulfstream Aerospace's G280 super-midsize aircraft set a city-pair speed record, flying from Burlington International Airport in Vermont and arriving
Business Aviation

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and GE Aviation have partnered to enhance aviation safety education programs for students and faculty by
Business Aviation

Pryor Aerospace, a manufacturer of aerospace structural components and assemblies, has signed a multiyear contract with Blue Origin, a maker of
Business Aviation

By Jen DiMascio
The satellite operator Intelsat announced May 13 that it has declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy as part of a financial restructuring to free up liquidity and continue operations while it awaits repayment from the government from an auction of C-band spectrum.
Space

By Molly McMillin
The COVID-19 pandemic may create momentum in the light business jet segment should it lead to what some expect will be an increase in passengers turning to private aviation.
Marketplace

By Molly McMillin
Worldwide business aviation activity fell 58% in the first two weeks of May compared to a year ago, an improvement from the 70% drop in traffic in April, according to WingX Advance.
Marketplace

By Graham Warwick
The UK has launched the second phase of a £300 million ($366 million) challenge to develop a novel aviation system enabling safe operation of new types of aircraft including delivery drones, urban air taxis and electric regional aircraft.
Advanced Air Mobility

By Bill Carey
House Republicans have stepped up a campaign spearheaded by U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) to ground the drones that Chinese manufacturer DJI has loaned or donated to local police departments to support their response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Aircraft & Propulsion

WESTERN AIRCRAFT (Greenwhich AeroGroup) completed first Aviation Clean Air (ACA) Component installation on a Falcon 900.
MRO

By Tony Osborne
A team of Turkish engineers is proposing a family of hydrogen fuel cell-powered electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft for package delivery, as well as for personal and regional air mobility.
Aircraft & Propulsion

By James Albright
There are five common technical, systems and managerial conditions that exist in organizations before they experience accidents.
Safety, Ops & Regulation

By Graham Warwick
Loon has signed a deal with African telecommunications provider Vodacom under which the Alphabet company will provide internet service to remote parts of Mozambique using its stratospheric balloons.
Space

By Michael Bruno
As many as a fifth of lower-tier suppliers in aerospace and defense could exit the sector over the next 18 months as COVID-19 disrupts the commercial aviation market and hurts the defense industrial base, seasoned supply chain experts have told Aviation Week.
Supply Chain