Archer Aviation has reported a widened adjusted EBITDA loss for the fourth quarter, reaching $109.9 million compared to $84.2 million in the same period last year. The increased loss is primarily due to higher spending on the development and testing of its 'Midnight' electric vertical takeoff

Archer Aviation's stock declined significantly after the company released its fourth-quarter financial results. The eVTOL developer reported a quarterly loss of 29 cents per share, missing the analyst consensus estimate of a 27-cent loss. Additionally, Archer posted zero revenue for the quarter, falling short of the

Morgan Stanley has reaffirmed its positive outlook on Joby Aviation, citing the company's recent integration into the Uber and Blade mobility apps as a significant catalyst. The financial firm believes this strategic move provides Joby with direct access to a large, established customer base. This integration is expected

Nikolay Zosimenko, founder of startup Flyte, has drawn inspiration from the distributed electric propulsion systems used in eVTOLs to create a new hybrid-electric power unit. The company is developing the Flyte 800-series, a ducted fan system powered by a turboshaft engine that drives a generator. This generator, in

General aviation pilots have initiated a petition urging SpaceX to reconsider its new Starlink Aviation service plans. The new tiers offer significantly slower speeds, capped at 20 Mbps, for a higher price than the "Mobile Priority" plans many pilots previously used. Started by the administrator of a general

Acron Aviation has officially announced a significant expansion into the Tampa Bay area with a new facility in St. Petersburg. The company plans to establish a maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) hub at the St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport. This major investment is expected to create a substantial number of

NASA is launching a new initiative under its Integrated Aviation Systems Research Program to modernize the aviation maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) sector. The program aims to develop and deploy advanced digital tools to improve safety, efficiency, and sustainability. Key focus areas include creating digital twins for aircraft and engines,

The UK's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has published its official roadmap for implementing Electronic Conspicuity (EC) systems across the country's airspace. This strategic plan aims to improve air safety by enabling both uncrewed aircraft, like drones, and traditional crewed aircraft to electronically see and be seen.

The Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics (PIA) recently hosted a major career fair at its campus near Hagerstown Regional Airport. The event connected students and recent graduates with prominent employers from the commercial and defense aviation sectors. Companies including Piedmont Airlines, Republic Airways, and Lockheed Martin were actively recruiting to fill

A new rotorcraft leasing company, Helicopter & Jet Management (HJM), has officially launched its operations. The firm is a joint venture between established aviation lessors LCI and Sumitomo Mitsui Finance and Leasing Company (SMFL). HJM begins with an initial portfolio of 19 modern helicopters valued at over $230 million. These

Archer Aviation's stock experienced a significant decline following the release of its fourth-quarter financial results. The eVTOL company reported a quarterly loss of 31 cents per share, which was wider than the consensus analyst estimate of a 28-cent loss. In line with expectations for a pre-

Emirates is resuming its full flight schedule and check-in services for all customers at Dubai International Airport (DXB). This follows significant operational disruptions caused by unprecedented rainfall and flooding across the UAE. Dubai International has now reopened its check-in counters at Terminal 3, beginning a return to normal

Peruvian charter carrier Meteorito Airlines is planning a significant expansion into scheduled commercial flights. The airline has submitted an application to Peru's Ministry of Transport and Communications for a Technical Operating Permit. This new permit would allow for scheduled domestic and international passenger and cargo services. To facilitate

Textron Aviation has launched a public donation campaign to support the 2026 Special Olympics Airlift. This major logistical effort will transport thousands of athletes and coaches to the USA Games in Minnesota. Alongside financial contributions, the company is renewing its nationwide call for owners of Cessna Citation, Beechcraft King Air,

The upcoming 2026 Special Olympics USA Games will be supported by a massive volunteer airlift, officially named the 'Dove 1 Flight.' This initiative will bring together the business aviation community to transport athletes, coaches, and staff to the competition. The operation relies on donated aircraft, flight crews, and

The United States military has suffered the loss of F-15 fighter jets amid a widening conflict with Iran. This marks a significant development in the escalating regional tensions. The F-15 is a cornerstone of American air power, and losing these assets raises concerns. The incidents highlight the growing

Aircraft charter company Bond Aviation has signed a new long-term lease in Manhattan's Meatpacking District. The firm will occupy 11,000 square feet at 22 Little West 12th Street. This move represents a relocation from a smaller office previously located nearby on West 14th Street. The 10-

Kawak Aviation Technologies is highlighting its advanced Cascade Firefighting Bucket following recent recognition at the Vertical Valor Awards. The bucket features a durable composite shell, rapid single-point filling, and multi-drop capabilities for enhanced operational efficiency. Its pilot-controlled variable flow door allows for precise water delivery, improving the

Duncan Aviation has announced a key leadership change, promoting Scott Stoki to the position of Vice President of Engine Operations. Stoki, a long-time team member, will now oversee the entirety of the company's engine services and programs. In his new capacity, he is tasked with driving strategic

Airbus is developing a new concept for a reconfigurable high-speed rotorcraft aimed at future military requirements. The innovative design features the ability to take off and land vertically like a helicopter. For high-speed cruise, the main rotor blades would fold and retract into the fuselage, transitioning the aircraft

Airbus Helicopters is developing a new reconfigurable high-speed rotorcraft concept as part of the EU's Clean Sky 2 research program. The innovative design seeks to merge the vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) capabilities of a helicopter with the speed and efficiency of a fixed-wing turboprop aircraft.