Murdo Morrison

The odds on an all-new business jet being announced any time soon are high. After a flurry of launches in 2021 and 2022 – during which Bombardier, Dassault

The record of the Biden-Harris administration in tackling inflation, creating jobs, and generally getting the US economy back on track after the

Embraer's $150 million divorce settlement from Boeing - announced on 16 September after more than four years of legal wrangling - marks the end of one the most remarkable betrothals in recent aerospace history.

Loganair will remain a torchbearer for sustainable aviation, insists new chief executive Luke Farajallah - a mission begun by his predecessor.

Aero Vodochody has renamed its L-39NG the L-39 Skyfox as it prepares to step up deliveries of the updated single-engined jet trainer to initial customers Vietnam, Hungary and local operator LOM Praha.

Blackhawk Aerospace has completed “baseline” flight testing for its Daher TBM 700 Series supplemental type certificate (STC) programme, describing

Several AAM developers are displaying their wares at this week's NBAA BACE show with the sector at a pivotal time on its journey to certification, production and market acceptance

After a turbulent run-up to its IPO late last year, fast growing private flight provider FlyExclusive chief executive Jim Segrave anticipates a strong 2025 thanks to a growing fleet and customer base

A blend of hometown service and national reach is how emerging 'co-ownership' operator Jet Out describes its offer. The Milwaukee-based company has opened its second base and is eyeing more

Business jets play a key role in any presidential election, the USA's vast size requiring candidates to traverse thousands of miles to win votes