Single-Engine Turboprop Commercial Ops in the EU Still in a Tangled Web
The issues plaguing the recent EASA rule implementation for commercial single-engine turboprop operations draw frustration and a quest for solutions.
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General Aviation Has a Great Sustainability Story To Tell
At AERO 2023, GAMA and industry leaders explain that the work is getting done right now on an innovative net-zero future.
Cirrus Marks 9,000th SR in 2023 With Limited Edition
The OEM has also expanded its footprint in Europe and continues to lead piston and light jet classes in deliveries.
Elixir Aircraft Signs Mermoz Academy Order, Plans Sarasota Assembly in Florida
The French manufacturer has gone from concept to delivering 10 aircraft in just seven years.
H55 Electrifies the Sustainable Trail at AERO
The Bristell B23 Energic joint project with BRM Aero is on track for EASA certification in 2024.
HondaJet Close to EASA Certification on the Elite II
Flight testing continues on the autothrottle component, with that option expected to complete FAA certification in the next 30 days.
‘We Need to Fly Aircraft—We Don’t Fly PowerPoints’
Daher stays on the forefront of sustainable reality through several efforts, including its TBM 960, Kodiak 900 and 100, its pilot app—and a true demonstrator.
Piper M Class Is Ready for SAF, Garmin’s PlaneSync
The manufacturer says the M500, M600, and many Meridian models are now able to use the fuel.
AERO Friedrichshafen Focuses on Sustainability, Single-Engine Turboprop Ops
The much-expanded European expo featuring general and business aviation takes place in Germany next week.
EBAA Young Ambassadors Introduce STARS Program at EBACE
The initiative is dedicated to the standards of aviation training in responsibility and sustainability.
