Business of Aviation

What does it take to run a crop-dusting business? This pilot and aerial-applicator business owner shares her story with FLYING.

Despite forecasts of a recession in the coming year, segments of the aviation industry are keeping a positive outlook.

Industry’s growth has been marked by interesting watershed moments.

The South Saint Paul, Minnesota, company has been in the seaplane business for more than 65 years.

The program will help veterans pay for flight lessons and complement existing GI Bill benefits.

Aerobatic aircraft maker Extra Aircraft is opening a North American operation that reflects its popularity in the U.S.

Gulfstream announced that just a decade after launching the G650 platform, it shipped its 500th model for delivery.

As talk increases about an economic downturn, two economists weigh in on possible impacts for the industry.

L3Harris has divested its flight training assets in Portugal to Sevenair. The multinational corporation’s exit provides a growth opportunity for the Lisbon-based aviation company, which operates an academy, MRO, and a regional airline.

When the G3000s are integrated into the F-5 Tigers, they will be configured with one large area display and two touchscreen controllers. Pilots will then use the aircraft in an aggressor training role.