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The approval cleared the way for a delivery to Eton, which will now start tourist flights in Guangzhou.

The UK aircraft engine manufacturer and the low-cost airline are committed to hydrogen powertrains being available for new narrowbody aircraft from mid-2030.

Experts from Honeywell , SMG Consulting and Alton Aviation share their expectations and concerns for an industry sector that now needs to be fuelled by more than hype.

At its peak, the simulation involved 120 virtual eVTOL flights each hour in the central terminal area of Dallas-Fort Worth Airport.

Industry stakeholders have until March 1, 2024, to comment on the European aviation safety agency's additional means of compliance proposals for new eVTOL aircraft.

The deal does not include Epps' FBO or non-Pilatus maintenance services

The pilots' union and NetJets disagree about salary and working conditions

End of the year is the perfect time for a personal audit

Inspections are required every 15 flight hours after 'premature degradation' detected

Flights have yet to be disrupted by Monday's volcanic eruption in Iceland

The STC prepares for launch of Gogo's 5G network in the third quarter of 2024

The Texas-based company flies regional services under Department of Transportation Part 380 charter rules in the face of opposition from U.S. Part 121 airlines.

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Recent volunteer flights carried more than 100 critically endangered Kemp's ridley sea turtles to specialized care

Three new MRO facilities in Florida, Ohio, and Texas to open in Q2 2024

Temporary funding delays the decision on five-year FAA reauthorization

Company will add much-needed hangar space in a tight metro New York market

The super-midsize jet went to long-time customer and charter provider Arkasair

The A-Star crashed at night in a remote area of a forest

Unlike protests earlier this year in Europe, no aircraft were damaged

Aero-Dienst has played a significant role in advancing engine technology over three decades

NTSB faults pilot, instructor in 2022 fatal accident

Coptersafety receives FAA Part 142 approval for its H145 training program

The U.S. Navy has awarded the company a research and technology contract as it looks to apply new technology to its future rotorcraft fleet.

Norwegian researchers have found significant support among domestic travelers to switch from aircraft burning fossil fuel, depending on the cost of flights.

Painting an entire business jet matte black is a challenging job

FAA is reinstating his pilot certificate a year after it was revoked

Formal appointment expected by EU Parliament in mid-February

Operator currently flies 48 Embraer ERJ-145 regional jets

Engines power a range of commercial, military, and business aviation aircraft