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According to EASA executive director Patrick Ky, agency data shows that air transport does not generate new coronavirus infections.

SmartSky and its former vendor WSS are trading lawsuits in a legal dispute that will push back the SmartSky air-to-ground network at least until 2021.

The North Carolina-based fractional company will operate JetClub under a slightly different business model in Europe and Asia.

Alpine Advanced Materials is pressing the case for its HX5 composite, while sister company Metro Aerospace is looking to cut drag with its Microvane mod.

AFV Partners' purchase of Seattle Avionics signals a new level of competition in the aviation chart data market.

Study predicts $166 billion investment in U.S. offshore wind by 2035.

Ampaire says it has introduced improvements to the second technology demonstrator of its Electric EEL aircraft based on Cessna's 337 Skymaster.

New lease agreements with FBOs at John Wayne Airport in California, include clauses that prohibit subleases to "regularly scheduled commercial service."

The Helicopter Association International (HAI) is looking to reboot its Accreditation Program of Safety (APS) later this year.

While announcing her intention to extend a waiver of the “use-it-or-lose-it” rule, European transport commissioner Adina Valean lamented shortcomings.

SE Falcon is waiting on final approval to purchase the assets of One Aviation out of Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Garmin has added new options and features to the G5000 integrated flight deck upgrade for the Citation Excel/XLS.

Key UK officials and industry leaders are participating in the September 22 BBGA webinar on Brexit.

Honeywell and Aerion are making progress on the joint definition phase for the avionics suite and connectivity package for the AS2.

Signature Flight Support launched its new Signature Renew industry sustainability program, Signature Renew, which focuses on SAF availablity.

Wheels Up's orange Beechcraft King Air 350i will become a permanent part of its fleet.

Following Germany and Spain’s announcement of their AESA radar roadmap for the Typhoon fighter, the UK has revealed its own E-Scan plans.

Greece's announcement that it will acquire a squadron of Rafales coincides with a period of increasing tensions with its neighbor Turkey.

All sectors of general aviation experienced a downturn in the first half of 2020, according to statistics released by GAMA.

The Chinese company has introduced the V400 Albatross, which will be available with all-electric and hybrid propulsion systems.

Incentives to finance a business aircraft include cheap money, no to low cash outlay, tax write-offs, lessor/lender competition, and customized solutions.

House aviation subcommittee Chair Rick Larsen and Ranking Republican Garret Graves (Louisiana) are among leaders addressing in the Virtual SAF Summit.

Bongiovi's speakerless sound system installation on the Embraer regional jet is a first for the type, according to C&L Aviation Group.

With the pending end of Adobe's Flash Player, NATA has announced the schedule for the retirement of its legacy Safety 1st Progam.

EASA's Joint Operations Evaluation Board will meet in the UK to consider data collected from flight testing of the 737 Max completed this week.

The FCC, evaluating both the L-band and C-band for drone use at the behest of Congress, is concerned that a number of critical systems already use L-band.

EBAA webinar highlights regulatory concerns over training, charter, maintenance, plus new sustainability and cybersecurity requirements.

The Melbourne (Florida) Airport Authority has approved the lease on a hybrid FBO/hotel, which is expected to begin construction by early 2021.

Used aircraft sales at Leading Edge Aviation Solutions began to rebound to 2019 volume in July.

California-based Boutique Air serves 29 U.S. airports in 17 states nationwide, operating a fleet of 27 Pilatus PC-12-45 and PC-12-47 aircraft.