Worldwide Aviation News

Fort Worth-based Aquila Air Capital has named Matthew White as its new Chief Financial Officer. White is a seasoned executive with over two decades of experience in aviation finance and capital markets. He most recently served as the Head of Asset Management at Airborne Capital. In his new role, White

The Commemorative Air Force's Missouri Wing is undertaking an extensive restoration of its 80-year-old North American B-25J Mitchell bomber, known as 'Show Me.' The historic aircraft has been grounded pending a complete and meticulous overhaul of its two Wright R-2600 Cyclone radial engines. This complex, multi-year

Dassault Aviation has officially launched its new flagship business jet, the Falcon 10X, designed to compete at the top end of the market. The aircraft will challenge established leaders like Bombardier's Global 7500 and Gulfstream's G700. It is slated to feature the largest cabin in its

Advanced air mobility developer Archer Aviation has accused its primary rival, Joby Aviation, of concealing significant ownership ties to entities in China. The allegations were made in a letter sent to U.S. government and defense officials. Archer claims Joby failed to be transparent about its largest shareholder, which it

Robinson Helicopter and Sikorsky are collaborating on an initiative to develop uncrewed flight technology. The partnership will integrate Sikorsky’s advanced Matrix autonomy system into Robinson’s popular R44 piston helicopter. This effort aims to create an optionally piloted vehicle (OPV) kit, making the R44 capable of autonomous flight. The

Air traffic control organizations are increasingly scrutinizing helicopter operations, particularly those flying under VFR without ADS-B Out. This has ignited discussions about potentially expanding equipment mandates to enhance airspace safety and integration. The debate centers on improving situational awareness for controllers and other aircraft in congested terminal areas. While proponents