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The UK’s CAA will become responsible for aircraft certification and regulation in the country when it leaves EASA on January 1.

The FAA departed from its typical practice of shorter-term Covid-related extensions in granting a request for a year-long check airman extension.

Fractional provider Jet It has partnered with a medical nonprofit that helps link volunteer blood stem cell donors with blood cancer patients.

The temporary restraining order comes after JSX filed a lawsuit against Orange County and John Wayne Airport earlier in December.

Flexjet crews will test themselves under medical supervision before each tour of duty.

Type approval for the N219 marks Indonesia’s successful return to civil aircraft development.

The order for 10 Challenger 350s from an undisclosed customer marks one of the larger sales of the year, Bombardier said.

EASA is proposing equipment changes for Part 27 and 29 helicopters that are operated for extended periods over water.

Mexican authorities have detained four people in connection with the December 2018 fatal crash of a 2011 Leonardo AW109S.

Celebrating its 20th anniversary, day-based fractional operator Airshare has become a full-service provider.

Pilots can now undergo upset training in a 737-800 simulator at SimAero's Paris training center.

West Star Aviation said the combination of a G450 cabin upgrade along with installation of Collins Aerospace's Venue could save owners as much as $200,000.

Training provider LOFT is putting the final touches on its new Citation Excel full-flight simulator in preparation for its new type rating course.

U.S. firms face complications in dealing with Chinese and Russian aerospace companies after the Commerce Department issued a new Military End User List.

Duncan Aviation's amended STCs for Honeywell products on the Bombardier Challenger 600 series and Embraer Legacy 600.

While the utility and popularity of weather apps is impressive, they are no substitute for knowledge of weather required to operate an aircraft safely.

Satellite data from Spire Aviation provides a vivid snapshot of how Boeing's 737 Max was grounded in March 2019 and how it has returned to service.

Very light jet specialist Aerocor is seeing growing interest in its Eclipse 500/550 type rating training program.

Despite the Covid crisis, London's Biggin Hill Airport is seeing further investment in new facilities to bolster its position as a key UK bizav gateway.

Airbus Helicopters will deliver the first newer variant of the H135 to ÖAMTC Air Rescue in early 2022.

Omni Air Transport plans to offer maintenance services outside of its in-house managed fleet.

Textron Aviation's special missions Beechcraft King Air 350CER will be used for coastal mapping, aerial survey, and emergency response missions.

Covid relief legislation ends health insurance denials for "out-of-network" transports.

Six aviation associations produced the General Aviation Dry Leasing Guide to help aircraft owners and lessors avoid the pitfalls of illegal charters.

Alaska Airlines is adding new orders that will increase its Boeing 737-9 Max to 120 airplanes if all options are taken.

The massive 5,000-page bill renews payroll support programs for air carriers and in general, funds the FAA in FY'21, and reforms ertification.

Tests have been undertaken to validate the F/A-18E/F’s ability to launch from the Indian Navy’s aircraft carriers.

Flight control manufacturer Moog is adding to its capabilities with the purchase of Genesys Aerosystems.

New charter operator Xwing has been delivering vaccines to the Navajo Nation in Arizona.

After making some changes to the Chaparral prototype, Elroy Air expects to resume flight testing of the hybrid-electric cargo transport during 2021.