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Bombardier's new super-midsize business jet takes home a Grand Winner award in the Grands Prix du Design international awards contest.

Witnesses who observed the De Havilland DHC-3 Turbine Otter plunge into Mutiny Bay, Washington, on September 4 said it was in a near-vertical descent.

Peter Pekoske, who was reconfirmed as TSA administrator, was praised for his collaboration with industry during his first stint at the role.

Republic Airways’ proposal to reduce its first officer flight time requirements from 1,500 to 750 hours meets with stiff resistance from the FAA.

French air traffic controllers are striking over pay demands and allegations of insufficient recruitment, prompting Ryanair to repeat demands for reforms.

The order for 27 Airbus H125 helicopters will be used by the Brazilian air force and navy flight training programs.

The open house included a static display of a pair of Hawker 4000 super-midsize business jets and a Kodiak 100 single-engine turborprop.

After reaching record lows in December 2021, business aircraft inventory is slowly creeping up according to the latest JetNet data.

Directional Aviation's investment in Alder Fuels is also aimed at transparently documenting sustainable aviation fuel production and its use.

The latest Global to go to the U.S. Air Force, a 6000 modified for the BACN program, marks the first delivery under a June 2021 contract.

Appearing at his first JetNet iQ Summit as CEO of the host company, Greg Fell called on the industry to adopt sustainable efforts.

Two September 24 events—Girls in Aviation Day and the National Aviation Hall of Fame Enshrinement Ceremony—will highlight the role of women in aviation.

Light Jet operator Volato will bring a new, larger platform into its fractional fleet with an order from Gulfstream.

The high-altitude, long-endurance uncrewed aircraft will operate on maritime surveillance duties alongside crewed P-8A Poseidons.

After a difficult start, the Belgian airline is betting on scheduled passenger services and cargo operations to reach profitability.

The 10-year FAA WAAS contract with Raytheon Intelligence & Space has a total value of $375 million.

An analysis based on 3,687 rate quotes from customers using JetASAP's app shows a decline in hourly charter rates between June and August.

The Canadian Business Aviation Association once again blasted the Canadian government's 10 percent luxury tax on aircraft that took effect September 1.

The NTSB is collecting the wreckage of the float-equipped de Havilland Canada Turbine Otter that crashed into Puget Sound, Washington, on September 4.

Air Canada and Saab are investing in the Swedish start-up's plans to bring the 30-seat ES-30 model to market in 2028.

Miami-based aircraft charter and cargo company GlobalX signed a letter of intent to purchase 50 all-electric Eviation Alice aircraft.

NBAA praised approval of bills calling for a national strategy for pandemic preparedness for aviation as well as for support of use and training for UAS.

The two, family-owned aircraft management and charter companies expect improved scale and efficiencies with the acquisition.

Construction of ExecuJet MRO Services Malaysia's new facility is expected to commence in about a month.

Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) received Transport Canada Civil Aviation approval for its PW812GA engine that will power the Gulfstream G400.

Cleveland-based MRO provider Constant Aviation has added AOG teams in Philadelphia and Salt Lake City.

Milan's Linate and Malpensa airports saw a surge in private aircraft traffic for the Italian Formula I Grand Prix.

Chicago-based private investment firm Granite Creek Capital Partners has made an investment in Odyssey Aviation U.S.

A new airworthiness bulletin from Australia’s Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) clarifies that a “no technical objection” (NTO) is not an approval.

The three-day aviation safety conference’s theme this year is “Moving Safety Forward.”