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Urging a risked-based approach, EBAA pointed to WHO guidance that travel bans impose a heavy burden on people with only a possible slight benefit.

The December 7 deadline for operators to use the PRD to review pilot records follows an FAA rule released in May establishing the electronic database.

Flying Colours has signed with SmartSky to act as a sales and installation facility for the latter company’s air-to-ground connectivity system.

FlyExclusive's new business center in Key Largo, Florida, is for members of the charter operator's Jet Club program.

WingX said global business jet activity in the first three weeks of November rose 57 percent over a year ago.

Ron Ryan, the 11th recipient of the Wichita Aero Club Trophy, founded Ryan International Airlines and was a long-time corporate pilot.

Dubai Airshow Wrap-up

After over 35 years the Boeing F/A-18A/B fighter has bowed out of RAAF service, leaving the F/A-18F Super Hornet and F-35A to provide Australia’s airpower.

For the UK consortium, converting the venerable Islander to hydrogen power is phase one of an ambitious zero-carbon plan for sub-regional air links to remote communities.

A temporary vertiport at the Paris-area Cergy-Pontoise airport should be operational by the end of the second quarter of 2022, when it will serve as a testbed for the Re.Invent Air Mobility initiative.

The Spain-based aerostructures group will support Heart in its plans to bring a 19-seat all-electric regional airliner into commercial service in 2026.

The South African aerostructures group will produce parts for the remotely piloted model, and may manufacture complete aircraft if there is sufficient demand in its region.

The French start-up is close to beginning production of its Integral family of light aircraft, as it continues development of a 19-seat hybrid-electric regional airliner.

RedTail Flight Academy Works Toward Diversity in Aviation

London-based jet card provider Instajet expects to add U.S. domestic routes to the Route Card in January.

USAIG chief John Brogan said underwriters are considering whether a company has SMS when they evaluate risk.

VistaJet is forecasting that its four Bombardier Global 7500s will each log 1,400 flight hours in their first year of operations.

Following its recent launch and rolling out of "Freedom" service, Four Corners Aviation has established its initial leadership core.

The charter broker said demand was strongest for light and midsize jets.

Joramco, which claims to be the largest independent MRO in the Middle East, serves clients from India to Western Europe.

A team of researchers expect to publish results of the ECLIF3 emissions studies toward the end of next year or in 2023.

Blade India is expanding its service there with five new leased Airbus Helicopters H125 singles provided to its operators there.

Deliveries of the second-generation of the Swedish multi-role fighter will begin shortly to the Brazilian and Swedish air forces.

Textron confirmed that its Nexus eVTOL is a technology testbed, rather than an active program as it continues to assess its advanced air mobility options.

Circling approaches are 25 times less safe than straight-in approches and thus should be conducted only as a last resort.

The Exocet-armed AH-15B version of the H225M helicopter provides the Brazilian navy with a powerful anti-ship capability.

Collins Aerospace and Seeing Machines have partnered to develop new fatigue-management solutions.

Indiana-based aviation services providers Jet Access and Eagle Creek Aviation have agreed to merge.

The Registry of Aruba has established a scholarship for women pursuing programs in aviation at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Florida.

The growth in pilot hiring at flyExclusive follows the charter operator's growth in its owned, floating fleet.