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• Kristin Wilson
CNN reports: The House voted on Wednesday to pass a one-week extension for federal aviation programs, a stopgap move intended to head off a looming end-of-week deadline.
Dick Rutan, a legendary figure in aviation for his record-breaking non-stop, unrefueled flight around the world in 1986, has died at the age of 85.
In a significant advancement for the aerospace sector, the US Senate is on the verge of passing a pivotal bill for the reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) by next week.
The FAA announces new regulations obliging charter airlines and aircraft manufacturers to integrate a critical safety tool, targeting a reduction in industry accidents.
In a move to prevent a disruption in aviation funding, the U.S. Congress has approved a one-week extension for FAA operations while the Senate works on a long-term authorization plan.
Efforts to pass the FAA reauthorization bill are intensifying, with lawmakers navigating amendments and non-germane hurdles to meet the looming deadline.
Dick Rutan, a legendary figure in aviation for his record-breaking non-stop, unrefueled flight around the world in 1986, has died at the age of 85.
In a significant advancement for the aerospace sector, the US Senate is on the verge of passing a pivotal bill for the reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) by next week.
The FAA announces new regulations obliging charter airlines and aircraft manufacturers to integrate a critical safety tool, targeting a reduction in industry accidents.
Aviation groups are contesting New York City's proposed laws aiming to limit 'non-essential' helicopter flights from city heliports, including imposing a noise tax and seeking FAA support to prohibit charter and tourist aerial activities.
At a NYC Council hearing, NBAA’s Northeast Regional Director highlighted the critical role of the city's helicopter operations in regional connectivity and economic vitality, amidst proposals to limit flights.
Gulfstream gears its strategy towards the rising aircraft demand in Central Europe, showcasing at Aero Friedrichshafen and foregoing participation in long-established events like EBACE and NBAA-BACE.
The recent NBAA International Operators Conference tackled U.S. government intentions to levy new taxes on business aviation and the industry's commitments to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
Key aviation stakeholders endorse FAA's new mental health guidelines, emphasizing the importance of ongoing engagement in enhancing pilot and crew wellbeing.
Despite 182 exhibitors signing up for EBACE 2024, two major players, Bombardier and Gulfstream, have decided not to participate.
The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) solidifies its leadership team, promoting Dina Green to Chief of Staff, a move complementing her extensive experience and her stewardship of VIP experiences at NBAA events.
A new NBAA FBO Partnership Network, formed by Paragon Aviation Group in collaboration with NBAA, aims to enhance FBOs' brand exposure across the industry.
The 2024 International Operators Scholarships, aimed at fostering professional development in business aviation with emphasis on international operations, have been awarded by the National Business Aviation Association.
Ed Bolen, NBAA's president and CEO, emphasizes the significant challenges facing business aviation from recent legislative actions.
In a significant policy move, the administration is suggesting a quintuple hike in fuel taxes for business jets and an extension of depreciation schedules, alongside intensified audits.
Following President Biden's State of the Union address, aviation sectors initiated a rebuttal against his remarks on increasing taxes for business jet operators.
Fernand François, pivotal in founding the EBACE alongside NBAA, significantly contributed to business aviation's landscape through his leadership at EBAA.
