By William Garvey, Jessica A. Salerno, Molly McMillin
The Pilatus PC-24 received full rough-field certification for takeoffs and landings on grass, wet earth and snow from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency.
By William Garvey, Jessica A. Salerno, Molly McMillin
Orders for Gulfstream business jets in 2019 were the most in more than a decade and the second highest ever, buoyed by demand for its new models, according to parent company General Dynamics.
Of all the nights you have stayed in hotels during your flying career, how often have you truly looked at the fire evacuation recommendations on the back of the hotel door? Read them.
Bally Ribbon Mills, which designs, develops and manufactures woven webbing, fabrics, and preforms, has expanded its capabilities for producing polyester webbing that is compliant with the Berry Amendment.
AviationManuals has moved into larger offices and added eight new employees to handle increases in business in its digital aviation manual development services and its Safety Management System software.
A logistics division of German rail operator Deutsche Bahn and a venture fund established by Japan Airlines have joined Volocopter’s Series C funding round.
Berkshire Hathaway’s top management shake-up at FlightSafety International (FSI) appears to go far beyond replacing David Davenport with Textron Aviation executive Brad Thress as head of the subsidiary.
Concerns about the FAA’s controversial Organization Designation Authorization (ODA), under which the FAA delegates certification work to manufacturers, has created a lot of misinformation.