Content Archive: September 2019

LifePort is a 19-year-old designer and manufacturer of air ambulance cabins, equipment.

As Flightdocs prepares for its next product rollout, CEO Rick Heine discusses its growth formula and what it will need to keep growing.

In a letter to the FAA, eight aviation organizations also expressed believe that commercial space operators should pay into the NAS.

A cargo door blew off during load testing of the 777X in Everett, Washington.

Volocopter says a new round of funding has raised enough money to complete type certification of its VoloCity eVTOL aircraft and air taxi service.

Sloulin Field Airport and its FBO are scheduled to close on October 10 simultaneously with the opening of Williston Basin Airport and a new FBO.

The airport-operated FBO offered sustainable aviation fuel last week after it received a shipment of 7,300 gallons of the blended fuel from Avfuel.

NTSB has investigated more than 200 Part 135 accidents in Alaska since 2008 that have collectively claimed 80 lives.

The "file-and-forget" principle of twice-yearly repetitive flight plans no longer benefits operators, given the dynamic nature of today’s ATM network.

According to the european data provider, Germany and the UK's financial worries are affecting aircraft usage.