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The Covid crisis resulted in aviation emissions falling by more than half last year, according to Eurocontrol.

The Greek government has now signed the anticipated contract for the urgent acquisition of 18 Dassault Rafale fighters.

The Vertical Flight Society saw its membership rise during 2020 and has announced a new partnership with the U.S. Army to support skills training.

Airbus Helicopters maintained a 48 percent share of the worldwide civil and parapublic market in 2020.

The EU aviation safety regulator expects to clear the Boeing 737 Max to fly again in Europe shortly.

A cross-section of aviation groups issued an open letter to EU member states, urging further collaboration in a number of areas for drone integration.

Drone pierces windshield of Chilean Navy UH-57B, injuring front seat crewmember.

Tamarack Aerospace is sponsoring a fly-off between a Cessna CitationJet modified with the company’s active winglets, and an unmodified CitationJet.

The Universal Avionics Hawker 800XP InSight flight deck upgrade adds new life to a popular business jet.

Sikorsky and Boeing unveiled a slicker version of their SB-1 “Defiant” for the U.S. Army's $40 billion future long range assault aircraft competition.

The Treasury Department has begun sending agreements to Part 135 carriers that applied for PSP support to cover worker compensation, NATA said.

A webinar focuses on ramifications of a decision to require recent negative Covid-19 test results from all air passengers entering the U.S.

Kaman's optionally piloted vehicle module for the K-Max helicopter will enter ground and flight testing during the first half of 2021.

Ahead of implementing routes on February 25 as part of the the Las Vegas Metroplex Project, the agency is adjusting five procedures.

The holding company of VistaJet and XO says it is entering the new year with "robust liquidity" and "broad access to capital."

The Vertical Flight Society has canceled its annual in-person Forum gathering due to continuing covid concerns.

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A fatal crash of a USAF-operated Global Express was caused by the crew's error in identifying the failed powerplant and shutting down the operating engine.

Aviation’s commitment to reduce carbon emissions by 50 percent by 2050 will require jets to fly on 100-percent SAF well before then, says Boeing.

French Kodiak 100 customer Héli-Béarn will use the turboprop single for skydiving operations.

Following a year of gathering feedback from customers and employees, Jet Aviation has introduced a new logo and revamped its website.

Carsten Spohr expects no need for further state aid for the German group.

NBAA supports identification requirements for drones but is concerned that the Remote ID rule provides public access to drone and operator locations.

Software updates and international sales expansion are part of AviationManuals and ARC Safety Management's 2021 growth plans.

Airbus flying laboratory dedicated to evaluating future UAM and helicopter innovations.

This year work in the Airbus Flightlab will include the use of a camera image-detection solution to enable low-altitude navigation.

The air traffic management research body is funding eVTOL aircraft flight trials set to begin in 2022 in Spain, the Netherlands, and the UK.

Based on unnamed sources, a Reuters report says Joby has been in contact with investment banks to pursue a tie-up with a SPAC.

How Brexit’s Impact on European Aviation Could Run Deep

The aircraft could carry up to 90 passengers on point-to-point services and could also be used to carry cargo and missions like surveillance.