The aircraft's 150-foot landing requirement could expand urban infrastructure use while reducing reliance on conventional airports and runways.

Facility upgrades and extensive hiring initiatives reflect the company’s long-term commitment to the economy.

The four-passenger aircraft could provide a faster, more sustainable transportation option for travelers in major metro areas.

The new facility will boost manufacturing efficiency, create jobs and strengthen aircraft testing to meet growing demand.

Coordinated contributions and partnerships from across the industry demonstrate how aviation resources can address urgent humanitarian needs.

Industry collaboration is advancing sustainable aviation solutions for transporting critical medical supplies and strengthening essential healthcare services.

The decision protects essential urban flight infrastructure that supports bizav, life-saving emergency medical missions, military operations, homeland security and law enforcement.

NBAA’s Interim Chief Operating Officer, Dan Hubbard, counters misleading claims about business aviation taxes in a letter to the editor published by Fortune magazine.

State and federal officials seek practical solutions to preserve regional aviation access, airport operations and local business growth.