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Archer Aviation's stock has fallen over 17% year-to-date, facing pressure from recent financial disclosures. SEC filings revealed significant insider selling by top executives, including the CEO and co-founder, totaling millions of dollars. The company has also filed for a potential issuance of up to 47.17 million new

SkyWest Airlines has outlined its anticipated pilot salary structure for the year 2026, providing a detailed look at future compensation. The pay scales differentiate between First Officer and Captain roles, with increases corresponding to years of service. Compensation is also tiered based on the type of aircraft operated within the

Global helicopter distributor Rotortrade has announced a record-breaking financial performance for the year 2025. The company achieved its highest-ever levels of both transaction volume and overall revenue. This success highlights robust demand and significant activity within the pre-owned helicopter market. The results solidify Rotortrade's position as a leader

Lufthansa Technik has announced a record financial result for 2023, achieving an adjusted EBIT of €628 million on revenues of €6.5 billion. The company intends to use this strong performance to fuel a significant wave of investments into its future growth. Key areas for investment include expanding its international

Equilibrion and Rolls-Royce SMR have announced a new collaboration to advance the production of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). The partnership will explore using the high-temperature heat from Rolls-Royce's Small Modular Reactor (SMR) for the process. This energy will be used to produce green hydrogen, a key component for

The White House has dismissed Todd Inman, a Trump-appointed member of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB). His removal follows an investigation into what the administration described as "unacceptable" workplace conduct and behavior. An internal report reportedly detailed numerous allegations against Inman concerning his interactions with agency staff.

SkyDrive Inc. has achieved a significant milestone by reaching an agreement with the Japan Civil Aviation Bureau (JCAB) on the general certification basis for its "SKYDRIVE" aircraft. This agreement establishes the necessary criteria, including airworthiness and environmental standards, for the eVTOL's type certification. The plan outlines