Content Archive: September 2021

NBAA staff highlight how they navigated through a devastating time and emerged with a stronger focus on advocacy.

Wheels Up has partnered with RedTail Flight Academy to offer internships to graduates of the academy's commercial pilot training program.

UTG Private Aviation, one of Russia’s largest business aviation service providers, is starting a major upgrade of its FBO at Moscow Domodedovo Airport.

GE Aviation and the FAA are partnering on the development of noise- and emission-reducing technologies for aircraft engines.

The first model of the Cessna Citation family of business jets received FAA type certification on Sept. 9, 1971.

Setting a goal of reducing aviation emissions by 20 percent by 2030, the White House is backing a tax credit and other efforts to boost SAF production.

The Airbus medium transport will replace the Indian Air Force’s aging fleet of HAL-built British Aerospace HS 748s.

Under the 777 project, Werx will assist in the development of an STC for the conversion that will be owned by partner company Kansas Modification Center.

A Cessna 402 flown by regional airline Cape Air burst into flames after a running off the runway at Provincetown Airport.

Rachel Barrie is stepping in to lead Global Aerospace on January 1 as group CEO Nick Brown retires.