Air taxi company Joby is suing rival Archer in Santa Cruz, alleging a former Joby employee leaked confidential terms of a real estate deal when he joined Archer earlier this year. Archer has denied ...

Senator Hoeven introduces a Bipartisan bill to “modernize the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) approach to mental ...

The company will begin flight testing at the end of 2025 with an aim of carrying its first passengers in 2026. Joby Aviation ...

Constructor Tech is redefining digital proctoring in aviation certification to keep the industry secure, compliant, and ahead ...

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The time for submitting comments on the FAA’s latest drone initiative, Part 108, has come and gone, but other opportunities to participate in ...

Aviation leaders noted a 25% controller shortfall and academy resignations, making urgent calls for major FAA funding and ...

Propeller blade manufacturing in Dayton facility, final stages of FAA type certification and the creation of Middle Eastern ...

Canada’s privatized system is safer, cheaper, and doesn’t have to be shut down every time Congress fails to pass ...

Qualification by the GCAA is planned to be more limited in scope than FAA type certification because operating an air taxi ...

General aviation faces lingering complications from government shutdown, including reduced ATC services and an IACRA website ...

Archer Aviation's flying taxis could be coming to a city near you, but the company has some obstacles to overcome first.