Content Archive: May 2021

FAA, EASA, and Transport Canada Civil Aviation have all approved the Max-Viz 1200 and 1400 aboard Airbus Helicopters EC130 B4s and T2s.

The pilot shortage has already started, and business aviation needs a plan to retain and hire more flight crewmembers.

David Neeleman’s latest airline startup begins service on May 27 to three midsize U.S. cities.

Covid has pressured bizliner activity in the Middle East, but the aircraft remain durable.

The training/adversary services provider is the first in the world to operate the fourth-generation F-16 on commercial services.

The capability of connecting to aircraft is now widely available, boosting operations and maintainability, leaders said during EBACE Connect.

Capturing carbon dioxide from aviation fuel consumption could have a far greater environmental benefit than current measures, but costs will be higher.

The European business aviation group will be responsible for all operational approvals, as well as managing flight crew, for the seven-seat eVTOL aircraft.

While first quarter general aviation aircraft delvieries either improved by segment or remained virtually the same as last year, industry billings rose.

Wisk is suing rival eVTOL aircraft developer Archer, alleging theft of its intellectual property and trade secrets relating to a five-seat air taxi model.