The only member of Congress with both a pilot’s license and a graduate degree in artificial intelligence wants the FAA, not a standalone AI agency, to regulate the technology in aviation.  Read more ⬇️

CAE has added four more full-flight simulators across the Americas region to boost training capacity for several business jet types. Read more ⬇️

Bombardier outlined plans to hire 800 more people and invest $270 million in infrastructure growth in the U.S. as President Donald Trump walked back his announced intention to ban the sale of the Canadian manufacturer’s business jets there. Read more ⬇️

After unveiling the SJ36 light jet at #NBAA2026, SyberJet has secured letters of intent for more than 50 aircraft. Read more ⬇️

CAE has launched Ready for Work, a computer-based initiative aimed at getting aircraft maintenance technicians up to speed faster, at a time when the industry is facing skilled labor shortages. Read more ⬇️

With a growing portfolio and lengthening backlog, Gulfstream Aerospace anticipates production will reach at least 200 aircraft a year in the no-too-distant future, which would be a record rate for the Savannah, Georgia airframer. Read more ⬇️

Rolls-Royce is adding five benefits to its CorporateCare Enhanced engine maintenance program, without charging operators more per flight hour. Read more ⬇️

True Blue Power has announced FAA approval of a supplemental type certificate for its Gen5 TB50 lithium-ion main ship batteries for the Gulfstream IV, G450, V, and G550 jets. Read more ⬇️

The FAA has proposed fines totalling $351,000 against Creamer Pilot Services for allegedly conducting unauthorized passenger flights. Read more ⬇️

Exploits Valley Air Services used #NBAA2026 this week to introduce Medimax, its medical conversion for Beechcraft 1900Ds, to U.S. operators. Read more ⬇️