Business & Commercial Aviation

V1 is not a decision speed. It is an action speed.

Does new tech clash with old regs?

In a U.S. Air Force spin prevention maneuver, the point to be learned was that the wing was “flying.”

Recovery from a stall is a split-second action.

Aiming to better support European clients flying in the U.S., Clay Lacy Aviation has earned EASA Part 145 Maintenance Organization certification approval.

Helijet International said it is “spooling up” its charter services to communities in British Columbia.

It alienates the crew and shuts down Crew Resource Management.

What happens when confidence exceeds one’s actual abilities and talent?

MRO facilities report steady work on repair and overhaul of landing gear for a variety of business aviation aircraft.

Even though the Near Midair Collision System isn’t used by many people, it’s a helpful tool that should be.

With investments from American Airlines, Avolon, Honeywell and Rolls-Royce, plus commitments for up to 1,000 aircraft, electric air-taxi developer Vertical Aerospace has reached agreement with blank-check company Broadstone Acquisition to go public in a deal that values the UK startup at $2.2 billion.

Yingling Aviation, based at Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport in Wichita, originally began business in 1946 as the first Cessna Aircraft dealer.

Tips for from both a chief pilot and a director of maintenance

A day after unveiling plans to acquire FBO chain Atlantic Aviation for $4.48 billion, New York City-based investment firm KKR on June 8 announced that it is extending a $150 million credit line to Jet Edge International to help grow its business.

An operations perspective - and tips for forging a good working relationship between pilots and maintainers.

Leveraging a smartphone's technology

How pilots and maintenance technicians can achieve mutual respect for each other’s unique challenges and communicate as equals toward the shared goal of safe and efficient operations.

Flying clubs can help put the fun in flying, but what if none are available in your area?

On June 3, Boom announced an order from United Airlines for its Overture supersonic commercial airliner. With these mixed signals, where is the supersonic market heading?

Keep them interesting and thorough.

Understanding the regulatory requirements and risks of passenger briefings.

If things escalate after hearing, “I’d like you to call me when you land,” lawyer up.

Garmin on June 1 announced an agreement to supply its G5000 flight deck for the D328eco, an upgraded version of the Dornier 328 regional turboprop under development by Germany-based Deutsche Aircraft.

Equipment supplier Latecoere is gearing up for the installation of the first LiFi optical data transmission system, claimed to be easy to fit in and

Hearing “I’d like you to call me when you land” can be a stress-inducing event.