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Two Stanley Cups, a Gold Medal, and a Ride in an Air Force Thunderbird
Photo Credit floridapanthers.com By Andrew Stevens I always love it when different worlds we appreciate come together for an experience. I’m a big hockey fan and obviously this is the best time of the year with the Stanley Cup Playoffs ongoing (Go Ducks!). My hockey journey is a bit wild, but that’s not the story […]
B-29 ‘Doc” Returning to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh in 2026
The Boeing B-29 Superfortress Doc will be back this summer at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh in 2026, supporting the America 250 theme and more than a century of American aviation innovation. The 73rd edition of the Experimental Aircraft Association’s fly-in convention is July 20-26 at Wittman Regional Airport in Oshkosh. “As AirVenture is the world’s largest […]
VertiPorts by Atlantic Hosts Electric Air Taxi Demonstration by Joby Aviation at New York City’s East 34th Street Heliport
VertiPorts by Atlantic, a subsidiary of Atlantic Aviation and the operator of the East 34th Street Heliport (6N5), hosted a successful demonstration flight of Joby Aviation’s all-electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, marking a significant milestone in the evolution of advanced air mobility in New York City. Conducted on Friday, May 1, at one […]
Gulfstream Invests $5 Million to Support Georgia Education
Photo – Gulfstream President Mark Burns (center) with representatives from the University of Georgia, Savannah Technical College, Middle Georgia State University, Savannah State University, Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Southern University, Mercer University and the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System. Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. has announced a $5 million investment in Georgia education, reinforcing its long-standing […]

State News

Another Step Across the Atlantic: LOT Polish Airlines Inaugurates Direct Flights to San Francisco

Last week LOT Polish Airlines launched its first-ever flight from Warsaw to San Francisco. The new transatlantic route will run during the 2026 summer season, with up to four flights per week. San Francisco becomes LOT’s sixth regular U.S. destination, joining Chicago, New York, Newark, Miami and Los Angeles. LOT Polish Airlines continues to expand its North American network with new direct transatlantic services. The United States remains one of the airline’s key long-haul markets, for both business and leisure travel. The expansion of LOT’s North American network also supports its strategy to strengthen Warsaw’s position as a connecting hub in Central and Eastern Europe. The first flight to San Francisco took off on 6 May 2026, with a schedule extending through October 22, 2026. Passengers can fly between Warsaw and San Francisco four times a week. Flight LO35 departs Warsaw for San Francisco on Thursdays and Sundays at 11:15, while flight LO37 operates on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 17:40. Return flights to Warsaw operate on the same days: LO36 departs San Francisco at 15:50, and LO38 at 22:15. The journey aboard LOT’s comfortable Boeing 787 Dreamliner takes approximately 11 hours and 30 minutes. Today’s launch of the Warsaw-San Francisco service is more than an expansion of our route network. It is an investment in a route that connects business, innovation and global ambition. With this launch, San Francisco becomes the sixth U.S. airport in our scheduled network. The new service will create opportunities for business partnerships, knowledge exchange and stronger economic ties between Poland, Central and Eastern Europe, and the U.S. West Coast. It will also make one of the world’s most inspiring cities more accessible to travellers. San Francisco is renowned for its culture, diversity and unique character, and I am confident that this new service will support both tourism and Polish businesses. Robert Ludera, Board Member, Chief Commercial Officer, LOT Polish Airlines San Francisco is one of America’s most distinctive cities. Spread across hills between the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Bay, it combines striking natural beauty, modern energy and rich cultural diversity. Iconic landmarks and spectacular views San Francisco is instantly recognised by the Golden Gate Bridge – a magnificent structure in its iconic colour, often draped in ocean fog. Whether strolling or driving across, you’re treated to stunning vistas of the bay, cityscape, and the surrounding hills, defining this distinctive part of California. This landmark is both an engineering marvel and a defining symbol of the city. The academic heartland The area is also renowned for its world-leading universities – Stanford and UC Berkeley. These institutions have shaped global science, technology, and business, serving as cradles for groundbreaking research and start-ups. Stanford, in the heart of Silicon Valley, is deeply linked to tech developments, while Berkeley is renowned for its academic tradition, intellectual liberty, and significant contributions to the sciences and social sciences. Together, they create an environment that fuels the region’s innovation. Vibrant districts and flavors Fisherman’s Wharf stands as one of the city’s most lively areas – once a port district, it’s now teeming with energy and seafood restaurants. Both tourists and locals are drawn to the bustling waterfront, exploring its array of stalls and eateries. Nearby, Pier 39 offers views of the famous sea lion colonies basking on the docks. A hub of innovation Just a short drive south of San Francisco, Silicon Valley has been leading the way in technology for decades. This region is home to groundbreaking companies and innovations that have revolutionised communication, work, and daily life. Known for its bold entrepreneurship and inventive spirit, its influence extends far beyond California’s borders.
Update: FAA to Host Virtual Public Workshops for Phoenix Area FAA Modernization Project

The Federal Aviation Administration has published new Airport Procedure Boards on its public involvement website, Community Engagement – Phoenix | Federal Aviation Administration. The proposed procedure boards provide a graphic representation of proposed departures and arrivals at the region’s airports, waypoints that represent specific latitude/longitude points along those flight paths, and representations of the flight tracks in the area from Dec. 2024 and April 2025. Also note the comment period has been extended to June 30, 2026. The Federal Aviation Administration will host four virtual public workshops in May as part of the Phoenix Area FAA Modernization Project. The project is led by the FAA and proposes new and updated satellite‑based flight procedures to enhance safety and improve the efficiency of airspace serving Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and surrounding airports. The virtual workshops will provide an overview of regional airspace operations, proposed procedure updates, and findings from the Draft Environmental Assessment for this project. Each workshop will include time for the public to ask questions directly to FAA experts. Spanish translation will be available. While pre-registration is not required, those who register will receive automatic email reminders and Zoom access information. Registration links are available on the project webpage. Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is the focus of the May 13 FAA meeting and will be discussed as part of all four FAA meetings. The city of Phoenix is making on-site public viewing opportunities available at city facilities for the May 13 and May 19 workshops. These sites are set up to serve community members who may not have access to technology needed to view the FAA’s virtual meetings. FAA staff and technical experts will not be available at the on-site public viewings, and questions may only be submitted through the FAA’s virtual platform. The FAA virtual public workshops are scheduled as follows: May 13 (10 a.m. to noon): Focus – Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) On-site public viewing locations: Encanto Park Clubhouse, 2499 N. 15th Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85007 South Mountain Community Library, 7050 S. 24th St., Phoenix, AZ 85042 May 14 (5 to 7 p.m.): Focus – West Valley airports (Glendale, Goodyear, Buckeye) May 19 (5 to 7 p.m.): Focus – North Valley airports (Deer Valley, Scottsdale) On-site public viewing location: Goelet A.C. Beuf Community Center, 3435 W. Pinnacle Peak Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85027 May 20 (5 to 7 p.m.): Focus – East Valley airports (Falcon Field, Mesa Gateway, Chandler, Stellar Airpark) The Draft Environmental Assessment for this project is on the FAA’s website. Following its release, the public may submit written comments through June 30, 2026. The public is encouraged to review the draft in advance to better understand the proposed changes and prepare questions and comments. For more information about the Phoenix Area FAA Modernization Project, including virtual workshop registration details, visit the FAA’s project page.

National News

AOPA Highlights Mental Health in May, Delivers Resources for Pilots

The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) has launched a monthlong initiative to highlight pilot mental health, bringing together educational content, expert guidance, and advocacy updates throughout May, which is Mental Health Awareness Month. The initiative, sponsored by Jeppesen ForeFlight, is designed to address common concerns among pilots, including the fear of losing their medical certificate, the stigma surrounding mental health in aviation, and a lack of clear, actionable information for pilots. “Mental health remains one of the biggest challenges facing pilots and the aviation industry today,” said AOPA Acting Co-President Katie Pribyl. “AOPA has been working on this issue for years. Our advocacy efforts with Congress and the FAA have led to many of the improvements we’ve seen so far, but we still have a long way to go. During this month, we want to highlight what resources are available and that getting help doesn’t always have to mean giving up flying.” “Mental health does not discriminate—pilot or nonpilot, career airline captain or student pilot—it can affect any of us,” said AOPA Acting Co-President Jill Baker. “The most important thing we want pilots to take away from this month is that they are not alone, and that AOPA stands ready to help our members through the medical certification process. Our Medical Certification Specialists serve tens of thousands of members every year.” Since May 1, AOPA has released several new resources and articles, including: An interview with Xyla Foxlin, a GA pilot who successfully fought to get her medical certificate back. The first of two Expert Insights video series, focused on mental performance. An article profiling a day in the life of an aviation psychiatrist. Throughout May, AOPA will also: Interview Federal Air Surgeon Dr. Susan Northrup about ongoing efforts to streamline medical certification and reduce the stigma around mental health. Dedicate its monthly “What’s Up?” webinar on May 21 to mental health by interviewing Reini Thijssen, a counselor who specializes in supporting pilots. Share additional social media content highlighting the importance of addressing mental health. Expand mental health educational opportunities for CFIs to give them tools to support their students. All resources released throughout May are being compiled in AOPA’s Mental Health Resource Center.
VIRTOWER Enhances Airspace Safety With Remote ID Drone Detection Upgrade

Photo – Virtower Government Support Vehicles with Drone Detection Virtower LLC has announced the successful upgrade of its sensor systems to support Remote ID drone detection—marking a major advancement in airspace safety for general aviation and commercial airport environments. With this upgrade, Virtower’s platform can now detect and display Remote ID-equipped drones in real time, including the location of the drone operator. This enhanced visibility provides airport staff with actionable intelligence to support safety monitoring, incident response, and enforcement of FAA airspace regulations. The capability aligns with the Federal Aviation Administration’s Remote Identification rule (14 CFR Part 89), which requires most drones operating in U.S. airspace to broadcast identification and location data. Virtower transforms this regulatory requirement into real-time operational awareness for airport operators. This enhanced capability is being deployed across Virtower’s network of more than 500 airports, establishing a new benchmark for drone awareness and mitigation across both general aviation and commercial airport operations. Virtower is prioritizing initial upgrades based on operational complexity and traffic volume, with a focus on commercial service airports, towered general aviation airports, and high-activity non-towered airports with more than 100,000 annual operations. This phased approach ensures Remote ID capabilities are first delivered where they can have the greatest impact on safety and airspace management. “Integrating Remote ID detection into our sensor platform is a critical step forward in protecting airport operations from emerging drone-related risks,” said Les Goldsmith, President of Virtower LLC. “By providing both drone and operator location data, we’re enabling airport authorities to respond faster and with greater precision.” The upgrade reflects increasing demand from airports for tools that deliver comprehensive situational awareness of low-altitude airspace activity while supporting compliance with evolving federal regulations. Virtower’s sensor platform is designed for scalable deployment across diverse airport environments, delivering real-time monitoring, alerting, and data integration to enhance safety and operational awareness.

International News

Another Step Across the Atlantic: LOT Polish Airlines Inaugurates Direct Flights to San Francisco

Last week LOT Polish Airlines launched its first-ever flight from Warsaw to San Francisco. The new transatlantic route will run during the 2026 summer season, with up to four flights per week. San Francisco becomes LOT’s sixth regular U.S. destination, joining Chicago, New York, Newark, Miami and Los Angeles. LOT Polish Airlines continues to expand its North American network with new direct transatlantic services. The United States remains one of the airline’s key long-haul markets, for both business and leisure travel. The expansion of LOT’s North American network also supports its strategy to strengthen Warsaw’s position as a connecting hub in Central and Eastern Europe. The first flight to San Francisco took off on 6 May 2026, with a schedule extending through October 22, 2026. Passengers can fly between Warsaw and San Francisco four times a week. Flight LO35 departs Warsaw for San Francisco on Thursdays and Sundays at 11:15, while flight LO37 operates on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 17:40. Return flights to Warsaw operate on the same days: LO36 departs San Francisco at 15:50, and LO38 at 22:15. The journey aboard LOT’s comfortable Boeing 787 Dreamliner takes approximately 11 hours and 30 minutes. Today’s launch of the Warsaw-San Francisco service is more than an expansion of our route network. It is an investment in a route that connects business, innovation and global ambition. With this launch, San Francisco becomes the sixth U.S. airport in our scheduled network. The new service will create opportunities for business partnerships, knowledge exchange and stronger economic ties between Poland, Central and Eastern Europe, and the U.S. West Coast. It will also make one of the world’s most inspiring cities more accessible to travellers. San Francisco is renowned for its culture, diversity and unique character, and I am confident that this new service will support both tourism and Polish businesses. Robert Ludera, Board Member, Chief Commercial Officer, LOT Polish Airlines San Francisco is one of America’s most distinctive cities. Spread across hills between the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Bay, it combines striking natural beauty, modern energy and rich cultural diversity. Iconic landmarks and spectacular views San Francisco is instantly recognised by the Golden Gate Bridge – a magnificent structure in its iconic colour, often draped in ocean fog. Whether strolling or driving across, you’re treated to stunning vistas of the bay, cityscape, and the surrounding hills, defining this distinctive part of California. This landmark is both an engineering marvel and a defining symbol of the city. The academic heartland The area is also renowned for its world-leading universities – Stanford and UC Berkeley. These institutions have shaped global science, technology, and business, serving as cradles for groundbreaking research and start-ups. Stanford, in the heart of Silicon Valley, is deeply linked to tech developments, while Berkeley is renowned for its academic tradition, intellectual liberty, and significant contributions to the sciences and social sciences. Together, they create an environment that fuels the region’s innovation. Vibrant districts and flavors Fisherman’s Wharf stands as one of the city’s most lively areas – once a port district, it’s now teeming with energy and seafood restaurants. Both tourists and locals are drawn to the bustling waterfront, exploring its array of stalls and eateries. Nearby, Pier 39 offers views of the famous sea lion colonies basking on the docks. A hub of innovation Just a short drive south of San Francisco, Silicon Valley has been leading the way in technology for decades. This region is home to groundbreaking companies and innovations that have revolutionised communication, work, and daily life. Known for its bold entrepreneurship and inventive spirit, its influence extends far beyond California’s borders.
Lufthansa Launches New Premium Onboard Experience in Every Travel Class on All Long-Haul Flights

One airline, two years of development, three guiding principles, and four cabin classes – FOX (short for Future Onboard Experience), Lufthansa’s new long-haul service, launched on Wednesday, May 6th. The new service concept represents one of the most significant investments in the airline’s premium onboard customer experience to date. With a strong focus on the guest, every aspect of the onboard service has been redesigned. The concept spans every travel class and applies across all long-haul flights and across every aircraft type, whether equipped with Allegris or not. The new First Class service was already launched at the end of March, with Business, Premium Economy, and Economy Class following on May 6. At its core, FOX focuses on three key areas: personalization, comfort, and Signature Moments. The new onboard service sets new standards for personalization. In all classes, guests enjoy more choices and greater flexibility. Numerous details create thoughtfully designed moments of well-being and a more comfortable travel experience throughout all classes. With Signature Moments, FOX sets distinctive accents on board that are not simply synonymous with a “better” product but are unmistakably Lufthansa. Jens Ritter, CEO of Lufthansa Airlines, said: “Lufthansa is celebrating its 100th anniversary. To mark this special occasion, we are redefining the service on board our long-haul flights. Our goal is clear: We want to be the number one premium airline in Europe. To achieve this, we are investing over 70 million euros, this year alone, in the new premium service across all classes for our guests. These enormous financial investments during challenging times demonstrate how sustainably and resolutely we are renewing and transforming Lufthansa. I thank the entire team for their tremendous efforts over the past two years, and I am proud of what our customers can enjoy on board with us.” Business Class Highlights In Business Class, the new premium service offers guests a particularly memorable experience with a focus on culinary. New menus by Johann Lafer, who has previously created dishes for Lufthansa on short-haul flights, will continue to treat passengers to the highest culinary quality and exciting combinations in the future. The new breakfast menu allows guests to pre-select their morning meal the evening before, choosing from a varied menu ranging from smoothies to French toast and omelets. FOX Business Class features completely new tableware. As a Lufthansa Signature Moment, a classic coffee and cake service will be offered on board. Also, a brand-new offering is “Sky Selection.” Guests can now order their second meal on long-haul flights whenever they like—from a wide selection including tapas bowls to currywurst to macarons. Highlights of Premium Economy Class For guests in Premium Economy, FOX is all about enhanced comfort. The entire first service has been significantly upgraded from a Business Class-level appetizer to a choice of three hot main courses, alongside fresh, warm bread. Guests can also enjoy pastries or a slice of cake alongside an expanded beverage selection featuring more frequent service, greater variety, and a new digestif service. For an extra touch of comfort, travelers will now receive cozy slippers. Highlights of Economy Class FOX also offers numerous innovations for travelers in Economy Class. For the first time, Economy Class passengers will receive an amenity kit featuring a sleep mask and earplugs for an improved rest. Additional upgrades include new and modern tableware—across all classes, with new cutlery and trays, and a printed menu. The beverage selection is being significantly expanded. On flights longer than ten hours, passengers can choose from three hot main courses, as opposed to the previous two. Greater choice and personalization now define the Economy Class as well. Fun facts about FOX The launch of the new premium service at Lufthansa is a logistical achievement. Here are some facts and figures to prove it: New tableware and cutlery: 187 million individual pieces must be replaced or introduced within a short time. The individual pieces have been flown to all our departure airports worldwide in recent weeks, so they are available there for return flights to Germany. Incredible dimensions: Approximately 300,000 Business Class main course plates are being procured just to launch FOX. Stacked, the plates would reach a height of 2,400 meters = 6.6 times the height of the Eiffel Tower. The new service was tested on more than 110 test flights. Over 9,000 guest feedback responses and over 500 different crew feedback responses were considered. There were 28 menu presentations at 57 airports worldwide for employees in preparation for the rollout.

Unmanned Systems

VIRTOWER Enhances Airspace Safety With Remote ID Drone Detection Upgrade

Photo – Virtower Government Support Vehicles with Drone Detection Virtower LLC has announced the successful upgrade of its sensor systems to support Remote ID drone detection—marking a major advancement in airspace safety for general aviation and commercial airport environments. With this upgrade, Virtower’s platform can now detect and display Remote ID-equipped drones in real time, READ MORE
Commercial Drone Alliance Welcomes Long-Awaited Proposal to Protect Critical Infrastructure Facilities from Rogue Drones

The Commercial Drone Alliance (CDA) commends the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the Department of Transportation, and the broader Administration for today’s announcement of the long-anticipated Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) to protect certain fixed site facilities from unauthorized drone operations. This is an important step in creating a low altitude airspace ecosystem that enables authorized READ MORE

Aviation Education

Pennsylvania Aerospace & Aviation Day Brings Together a Wide Coalition to Promote The Commonwealth’s Industry

By Eric Blinderman Pa. Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Photos by Eric Blinderman, Narrative Aviation Industry leaders, policymakers, educators, innovators and students came together to connect, collaborate and share at the 3rd annual Pennsylvania Aerospace & Aviation Day at the Capitol Complex in Harrisburg. The event emphasizes the high-wage jobs and economic impact of the Commonwealth’s READ MORE
Gulfstream Invests $5 Million to Support Georgia Education

Photo – Gulfstream President Mark Burns (center) with representatives from the University of Georgia, Savannah Technical College, Middle Georgia State University, Savannah State University, Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Southern University, Mercer University and the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System. Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. has announced a $5 million investment in Georgia education, reinforcing its long-standing READ MORE

MAMA Extends Scholarship Deadline to May 31

May 3, 2026May 3, 2026 Kim Stevens

College students preparing for aviation careers are encouraged to apply for either of the two scholarship programs being offered by the Massachusetts Airport Management Association. The deadline to apply for both scholarship programs is May 31, 2026. Crocker Snow Memorial Scholarship The Snow Scholarship is valued at $2,000 and seeks candidates who are focusing their […]

Meet the New NCASE Board

May 3, 2026May 10, 2026 Kim Stevens

Meet New NCASE Board We have an extremely strong team with its deep bench of experience in industry, workforce development, education. Now, with the advent of a new mission, we are mixing the experience of our veteran board members with the 21st Century insights of new board members to revitalize the National Coalition for Aviation […]

New Leadership, New Board, New Future

May 3, 2026May 10, 2026 Kim Stevens

By Kathryn B. Creedy, President, NCASE The National Coalition for Aviation & Space Education (NCASE) is moving forward with new energy to create something neither educators nor industry has ever done before – an aviation/aerospace education ecosystem leading to an Early Learning-to-Career Pipeline. This exciting new mission for NCASE comes after 40 years of failed […]

Aviation Workforce Crisis Meets Action: I Hart Flying Foundation Launches $20,000+ National Scholarship Initiative

April 28, 2026April 28, 2026 Kim Stevens

As the aviation industry faces ongoing workforce shortages and increasing demand for skilled talent, the I Hart Flying Foundation (IHFF) has announced the launch of its 2026 national scholarship cycle, delivering more than $20,000 in flight training funding, pilot equipment and industry-supported resources. The initiative, “Access Granted: Runway to Rise,” marks the first phase of […]

Kinexis Consulting Welcomes Lorena de Rodriguez as Business Development Manager

April 27, 2026April 27, 2026 Kim Stevens

Kinexis Consulting continues to expand its expert airport advisory team by adding Lorena de Rodriguez as its business development manager. With more than thirty years of experience across airport and airline operations, safety, security, and workforce development, Lorena brings deep expertise and experience supporting TSA programs, training initiatives, and industry-wide efforts through ACI World – […]

Southwest Florida International Airport Reports Historic March Traffic

April 27, 2026April 27, 2026 Kim Stevens

During March, 1,521,149 passengers traveled through Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) in Fort Myers, which was a historic monthly record. This was an increase of 3.9 percent compared to March 2025. Year-to-date, passenger traffic is up 1.9 percent. “March 2026 was the busiest March and best single month in the 43-year history of Southwest Florida […]

Pyka’s Autonomous DropShip Completes First Flight

April 27, 2026April 27, 2026 Kim Stevens

Pyka has announced the successful first flight of DropShip, its next-generation heavy-lift autonomous aircraft built for contested logistics and multi-mission operations. From concept to flight in just six months, this program sets a new benchmark for rapid development of advanced autonomous systems, delivering the mission-critical capabilities required today. It is engineered to extend reach, resilience, […]

AutoFlight Completes First 2-Ton-Class eVTOL Tea Delivery in China

April 27, 2026April 27, 2026 Kim Stevens

AUTOFLIGHT has successfully completed China’s first 2-ton-class eVTOL dedicated spring tea transport trial in Guizhou, a mountainous province in western China. The trial deployed AutoFlight’s CarryAll (V2000CG) – a fully autonomous, unmanned eVTOL aircraft – to transport fresh spring tea between Anshun and Guiyang, two Guizhou cities approximately 120km apart. The unmanned flight crossed rugged […]

Texas A&M-RELLIS and Unmanned Safety Institute (USI) Announce Partnership to Expand Drone Training Across Texas

April 27, 2026April 27, 2026 Kim Stevens

Texas A&M-RELLIS, and Unmanned Safety Institute (USI) have announced a new partnership to expand access to professional drone and unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) instruction across Texas. The collaboration is intended to support statewide labor force and economic development priorities by preparing Texans for high-demand careers in industries increasingly reliant on drone technology. Across Texas, sectors […]

Burke Lakefront Supporters Meet with FAA Leadership to Oppose Airport Closure Proposal

April 27, 2026April 27, 2026 Kim Stevens

The Lakefront Airport Preservation Partnership (LAPP) met with FAA Associate Administrator for Airports Daniel J. Edwards yesterday to express unified opposition to Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb’s proposed closure of Burke Lakefront Airport. In the meeting, Edwards told the LAPP that safety will be the top priority when examining any potential closure. “We appreciate Associate Administrator […]

Two Stanley Cups, a Gold Medal, and a Ride in an Air Force Thunderbird

B-29 ‘Doc” Returning to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh in 2026

VertiPorts by Atlantic Hosts Electric Air Taxi Demonstration by Joby Aviation at New York City’s East 34th Street Heliport

Gulfstream Invests $5 Million to Support Georgia Education