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Gulfstream received FAA approval yesterday and EASA today for a flight control software update that eliminates crosswind landing limits on the G500/600.

NBAA has appealed to members to seek a New York governor's veto of a bill that would enable lawsuits to be levied against noisy helicopter operations.

The National Air Transportation Association has released a white paper: Unleaded Avgas Conversion Considerations for Aviation Fuel Providers.

A report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine questions the effects of Ligado Networks on GPS receivers.

The UK government is asking foreign leaders to take commercial flights to Queen Elizabeth's funeral, with London's Heathrow Airport closed to private jets.

FlightLevel Aviation has logged several wins in litigation with Boston Executive Helicopters.

Montreal-based Acass was first awarded IS-BAO Stage 3 in 2017.

On Friday, a Cirrus SF50 Vision Jet sustained substantial damage when it crashed near Orlando, Florida, after deploying its airframe parachute.

Hansen Helicopters CEO John Walker was remanded into custody on Monday after judge expressed concerns about 'getting burned.'

General Atomics AeroTec Systems’ business jet unit completed the Legacy 650 refurbishment in about five months.

PAL-V is displaying its Liberty "flying car" prototype at its new London Oxford base from September 20 to 22.

Keeping electrical components from draining aircraft batteries is an important part of battery maintenance procedures.

The FAA STCs clear the path for the Boeing-Leonardo MH-139A helicopter's operational testing.

If all the planned 96 AH-64Es are purchased it will make the Polish army the second biggest Apache operator after the U.S. Army.

Prosecutor: Case 'about greed.'

A Daher TBM 700 that crashed near Lansing, Michigan, on Oct. 3, 2019, was low, slow, and overweight, in addition to having a c.g. aft of the limit.

Bombardier CEO Martel estimated that its defense unit could possibly become a $1 billion business.

Gulfstream Aerospace's testing of the G700 will focus primarily on the aircraft's five-zone cabin.

Business aircraft buyers can miss out on the potential tax, financial, and other advantages of leasing as an alternative to cash or financed purchases.

Flight Testing the F-35, a Test Pilot’s Amazing Job

Military certification of fire-fighting equipment will add another capability to the multi-role medium airlifter.

A $15 million investment by United Airlines in Eve Air Mobility accompanies a conditional purchase agreement for 200 four-seat electric aircraft.

Bristow will provide a trio of SAR-configured Sikorsky S-92s to Norway's state-owned energy company.

Vista Global Holding changes its VistaJet and XO membership plans as it sees a younger customer base and faster turnaround in contract sign-ups.

Stevens Aerospace has completed its first G1000 NXi avionics installation under a U.S. Army C-12U/B200C King Air contract.

Evening slots into Toronto Pearson International Airport (CYYZ) may be limited this fall due to impacts from a reconstruction project on Runway 06L/24R.

The latest addition to Chantilly Air's managed fleet is a Gulfstream G450.

Beechcraft Baron B55s with the required autopilot and display can now be equipped with Garmin's Smart Rudder Bias.

Canada’s Transportation Safety Board has linked the fatal crash of a 1979 Bell 212 to the failure of a main rotor blade hub strap retaining pin.

An agreement between Aeroflot and the United Aircraft Corporation calls for delivery of $16.3 billion worth of Russian airplanes starting next year.