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Aug. 11, 2022 A Switzerland-based nonprofit organization is taking to the skies to provide humanitarian aid in Ukraine. Manos Radisoglou, operations manager of Humanitarian Pilots Initiative (HPI), recounted a recent mission in which the HPI aviation network was used to save the life of a young girl in Ukraine. “Together with a PC-12 owner, we […]

While business aviation is a safe mode of travel, there are times when an accident results in tragedy, and a family must go forward without a parent. This is the time when a new 501(c)(3) nonprofit called Wings of Love wants to step in and help the children left behind.

A new page on the No Plane No Gain website, dedicated to sustainability, reflects the focus on environmental responsibility, which is on equal footing with the advocacy campaign’s pillars of productivity, job creation, humanitarian support and community connections.

Ohio-based NetJets and FlightSafety International are helping fund the Ohio Air & Space Hall of Fame and Learning Center.

For the 2022 Textron Aviation Special Olympics Airlift, the company is expecting around 200 owners of Cessna Citation, Beechcraft King Air, Beechcraft Premier, Beechcraft Beechjet and Hawker aircraft to participate.

General aviation airports are key drivers of economic growth throughout Southern California, Riverside County Fourth District Supervisor V. Manuel Perez told members of the Citation Jet Pilots Owner Pilot Association.

Advocacy for general aviation in Utah recently received a big boost with the formation of the Utah Aviation Coalition, a group of eight aviation associations and other organizations that span virtually all general aviation interests in the state.

The job market operating aircraft systems in the U.S. is strong for well-qualified pilots, but as the sector is quickly evolving, position titles are non-uniform, and wages can vary widely depending on training, certifications and experience.

In the wake of Hurricane Ida, AERObridge volunteer pilots made 90 flights and delivered 90,000 pounds of supplies to hard-hit areas of Louisiana.

Well before Hurricane Ida posed a major threat to the U.S. Gulf Coast, Operation Airdrop volunteers were planning their response if it was needed.