Business Aviation

Dassault Aviation is putting the Falcon 6X’s entry into service as its main priorities, targeting the timeline of summer 2023.

Two activists from the climate-action group Fossil Free London made interventions from the conference floor.

French manufacturer Daher has joined the United Aerial Firefighters Association (UAFA), becoming the first airframer member of the organization.

Fast-growing Wheels Up, a private aviation provider, is restructuring and eliminating jobs to shave $30 million a year in costs.

The converted aircraft lifted off at 8:41 a.m. Pacific time and landed back after a 15-min. flight.

Pilatus delivered 133 aircraft in 2022, according to the OEM’s annual report for 2022 published March 2.

General Electric plans to invest $355 million in existing aerospace-related sites in 2023 after conducting so-called lean process improvement reviews.

Despite helping deliver a $3.8 billion surplus and supporting new business growth, South Carolina’s two ancient turboprops are “luxuries,” some say.

Simon Geere spoke with the Weekly at Farnborough Airport in early February.

Eurocopter's twin engine EC145 flies over downtown Dallas is seen on the cover of the Aviation Week & Space Technology issue from Feb. 24, 2003.

The company is one of seven to submit an application for the FBO lease at the Aspen/Pitkin County Airport (ASE) in Aspen, Colorado.

Avincis was previously the name of a wider group of helicopter operating companies.

An historic “fly-in” hotel, air strip and acreage in the town of Beaumont, Kansas, located in the heart of the Flint Hills, is up for sale.

MAGELLAN JETS reports its total flight hours rose 19.9% in 2022 vs 2021, beating industry average growth of 7.7%.

JETFLY, Luxembourg received its 10th PC-24 Super Versatile Jet from Pilatus for its fractional ownership program.

The Tenth Circuit overturned a $45 million win by the former Spirit Aero CEO in an earlier federal district case, returning the dispute to the district level.

Gulfstream commemorated the recent world tour of its sleek new G700 ultra-long-range business jet Feb. 27.

Bestfly has partnered with Krimson Aviation, a flight support, charter and aviation consultancy based in Ethiopia, to form BFK Aviation.

Transport Canada has approved the Saab 2000 for passenger operations, nearly 30 years after the 50-seat twin turboprop completed its first flight.

Nearly $1 billion in grants from the U.S. Transportation Department and FAA will go to 99 airports across the U.S. under the Airport Terminal Program.

Eviation is using masses of data from the first flight of its all-electric Alice commuter aircraft last year to inform the design of the production version.

The worldwide in-service fleet of single- and twin-engine helicopters is projected to grow from 21,588 in 2023 to 24,293 by the end of 2032.

A variant of the MBB-BK117, twin-engine Airbus H145 was the final variant of the series marketed as the Eurocopter EC145, MBB-BK117 D2 and is limited to VFR ope

An oversupply of helicopters and what Safan Helicopter Engines chief Franck Saudo calls a “capacity overhang” has been largely eliminated, he says.

Business aviation departures in the U.S. rose nearly 10% in 2022