Special-mission work continues to prop up values across Bombardier’s large-cabin lineup, and a new German medevac order shows why. At […]
Bombardier's Challenger 650 keeps winning medevac work. What happens to the Learjets?
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Ridgewood buys Dauntless Air, and utility turboprops earn a second look
Turboprops inhabit an interesting niche in the US market. While they have completely fallen out of favor in the commercial […]
McFarlane Alaska acquires the T3 tailwheel line, securing a backcountry favorite
Backcountry piston aircraft like the Cessna 180 are some of the strongest-holding piston values on the market, with their own […]
Gulfstream’s 100th G700 delivery doubles as its 100th speed record
Gulfstream announced on June 10 that its G700 hit two milestones at once. The company delivered its 100th G700 the […]
TFRs, PPRs and TSA: What World Cup travelers need to prepare for
The countdown to the 2026 FIFA World Cup is over, match play begins today, and operators should be ready for […]
Pentagon adds Cirrus on its list of Chinese military companies
The Pentagon now considers Cirrus a Chinese military company. The Department of Defense updated its Section 1260H list of Chinese […]
NASA’s X-59 breaks the sound barrier. But what about the boom?
Commercial supersonic flight over land has been off the table in the U.S. for more than 50 years because of […]
Otto Aerospace clears first FAA certification hurdle for the Phantom 3500
The Phantom 3500 is one step closer to service as Otto Aerospace announced on June 8th that its flagship Phantom […]
Unblock the door: FAA proposes AD after PC-12/47E emergency exit found blocked from inside
If you’re looking for a quick exit out of the Pilatus PC-12/47E, that may not be possible at the moment. […]
FAA pumps the brakes on Mesa’s Falcon Field Landing Fees
The FAA has expressed concerns over the planned landing fee program at Falcon Field Airport (FFZ) and has asked the […]
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