Joby Aviation and Uber have announced an expanded partnership that will integrate Joby's future aerial ridesharing service directly into the Uber app. This move builds upon Joby's acquisition of Uber Elevate in 2020 and provides the aviation company with access to Uber's extensive customer

Seaport Airlines is set to become the first carrier to offer scheduled passenger flights from Felts Field in Spokane, Washington. The Oregon-based commuter airline plans to connect the general aviation airport with Boise, Idaho. This new route marks a significant milestone for Felts Field, which has not previously hosted any

The Kansas Senate is bringing new focus to a proposed $50 million low-interest loan for an aviation company based in Wichita. Lawmakers are closely examining the terms and justification for the significant financial package. This scrutiny is part of a broader debate on the state's economic development strategies

A Grant Aviation Cessna Grand Caravan lost its cargo door shortly after departing from Bethel, Alaska, for a flight to Kipnuk. The aircraft, which had nine passengers on board, immediately declared an emergency. The pilot successfully turned the plane around and returned to Bethel, landing safely without incident. No injuries

A Grant Aviation Gippsland GA8 Airvan experienced an in-flight emergency when its rear passenger door separated shortly after departing from Homer, Alaska. The aircraft was operating a scheduled flight to Seldovia with one pilot and four passengers. The pilot declared an emergency and returned safely to Homer Airport. No injuries

Europe's aerospace and defense industry is experiencing a significant surge, driven by dual forces of high commercial aircraft demand and increased defense spending. Spurred by geopolitical tensions, nations are boosting military budgets, accelerating key programs like the Future Combat Air System. On the commercial side, Airbus is capitalizing

The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) has announced a significant venue change for its flagship annual event. The Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (BACE), will be held in New Orleans, moving away from its frequent host city, Las Vegas. This decision marks a notable departure from the long-standing rotation that

African airlines are leading the global aviation recovery, posting the fastest year-on-year traffic growth of any region in February at 24.6%. This impressive performance marks the 49th consecutive month of double-digit percentage growth for the continent's carriers. Significantly, Africa is the only major region to have surpassed

The Logan County Historical Society has announced its next meeting will focus on the region's rich aviation history. This event aims to explore the development of flight in the area, from early airfields to significant local milestones. A featured presentation will delve into the stories of local pilots

Following Iran's attack on Israel, airlines faced significant operational challenges as Jordan, Iraq, and Lebanon temporarily closed their airspace. This move led to widespread flight cancellations and diversions, particularly impacting major routes between Europe and Asia. The primary focus for carriers shifted to managing the disruption and repatriating

American Airlines has donated a crucial piece of aircraft equipment, an auxiliary power unit (APU), to the Aviation Institute of Maintenance (AIM) campus in Chicago. This donation, valued at approximately $450,000, provides students with invaluable hands-on experience on technology they will encounter in their careers. The APU is a

The Routes Americas 2024 conference has officially launched in Bogotá, Colombia, hosted by El Dorado International Airport. This key industry event brings together decision-makers from airlines, airports, and tourism authorities across the hemisphere. The primary focus is to negotiate and plan future air service routes, shaping regional and international connectivity.

The global market for Artificial Intelligence in aviation is projected to experience substantial growth, expanding from US$1.51 billion in 2023 to US$6.47 billion by 2033. This expansion represents a strong compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15.7% over the forecast period. The primary drivers for

The U.S. Navy reports its F/A-18E/F Super Hornet fleet mission-capable rate has fallen below 50%, significantly missing its 80% readiness target due to parts and maintenance depot issues. In commercial aviation, Airbus is expanding its Hamburg facility to support its goal of producing 75 A320neo family aircraft

The Ada High School aviation program has been named the runner-up in the statewide General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) "Build a Plane" competition. A team of six students developed a design for an aircraft, named the "Kodiak A-1," intended for delivering medical supplies to remote Alaskan

The U.S. military is intensifying its hunt for mobile Houthi missile and drone launchers in Yemen in response to attacks on Red Sea shipping. These ground targets have proven difficult to locate and neutralize. In a separate major development, the Israeli Air Force has confirmed a rare air-to-air engagement

Romanian airline Blue Air has received creditor approval for its restructuring and comeback plan. The revival is supported by an unnamed U.S. investor and involves relaunching operations with a fleet of 10 Boeing 737 aircraft. This marks a significant milestone for the carrier, which suspended all flights in late

The Yankee Air Museum in Michigan has announced "Rosie Day 2026," a major STEM and career exploration event scheduled for May 15, 2026. The initiative aims to inspire middle and high school students by connecting the legacy of Rosie the Riveter with modern career opportunities. "Rosie Day

Norfolk International Airport has appointed Jerald Humphrey as its new Senior Manager of Airside Operations. In his new capacity, Humphrey will be responsible for supervising all airside operations personnel and activities. His duties include ensuring the airport's compliance with Federal Aviation Administration regulations and maintaining the Airport Certification

Brazilian carrier Azul is significantly altering its future fleet plan, pivoting to focus on the Embraer E195-E2 as its core aircraft. CEO John Rodgerson confirmed the airline will not proceed with its order for four Airbus A321XLRs. This decision marks a step back from the airline's ambitions for

General Aviation News offers readers a nostalgic journey into the golden age of aviation. The feature highlights several iconic vintage aircraft, exploring their unique histories and engineering. It provides a detailed look at the challenges and triumphs of early pilots and designers. The article serves as a tribute to the

Republic Airways is in the final stages of integrating the Embraer E175 fleet previously operated by Mesa Air Group for United Express. The airline is on track to have all transitioned aircraft operational by mid-May. Key remaining steps include the completion of pilot training and cockpit standardization to match Republic&

The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) has launched a significant upgrade to its U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) resource tool for members. The enhancement provides near-real-time updates on customs processing availability and potential delays at various ports of entry. This new feature is designed to give business aircraft

LifeLine Pilots volunteer Ed and his daughter recently completed a special flight to deliver a future service dog named Chelsea. The puppy was transported to a Canine Companions volunteer, Mary, who will raise and train her. This mission highlights the critical role of general aviation in supporting charitable causes. Volunteer

Dassault Aviation has announced a significant increase in revenue and net income for its 2025 fiscal year. The growth was primarily driven by a substantial rise in Falcon business jet deliveries, which climbed to 38 aircraft from 26 in the previous year. This surge was partly fueled by the successful