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Joby Aviation's stock price experienced a significant jump after the company was selected to participate in the White House's 'Project Jumpstart' pilot program. This initiative, a collaboration with NASA and the FAA, is designed to accelerate the commercialization of Advanced Air Mobility (AAM). As

Airbus is adding the new H140 to its Airbus Corporate Helicopters (ACH) lineup. This model is a civilian adaptation of the five-bladed military H145M, designed to fill the gap between the existing ACH135 and ACH145. The H140 aims to offer corporate and VIP clients a new option that combines performance

Bell has outlined its plan to build a full-scale demonstrator for its MV-75 high-speed tiltrotor concept. This initiative is part of the U.S. Air Force's High-Speed Vertical Takeoff and Landing (HSVTOL) program. The development will be phased, beginning with ground-based sled tests in 2026 to test the

The Japan Civil Aviation Bureau (JCAB) has reached an agreement with SkyDrive on the certification plan for its SD-05 eVTOL aircraft. This is a major regulatory milestone, establishing the specific tests and safety standards the aircraft must meet to achieve type certification. The agreement paves the way for SkyDrive to

Archer Aviation has achieved a significant milestone after the FAA accepted its Means of Compliance for the Midnight eVTOL aircraft, a crucial step toward final Type Certification. This regulatory progress signals that Archer has a clear path for certifying its air taxi for commercial operations. Despite the positive development, a

The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) has raised concerns over significant price increases for Starlink's aviation internet service. AOPA argues that the new rate structure, which includes substantial monthly fees, could price out many general aviation operators. The association contends that the cost is becoming prohibitive for

The Presidential Prayer Team website has published a profile featuring Bryan Bedford as the Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration. The post, dated for March 2026, outlines the significant responsibilities of the FAA's leadership. It focuses on the oversight of national airspace safety and security. The organization calls