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The transfer of A220 material management to Satair marks the integration of one of the last vestiges of Bombardier’s C Series program into Airbus.

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Bristow Group is rebranding its wholly-owned Brazilian subsidiary Aeroleo and is writing off its investment in another Brazilian operator Lider.

API's Sheryl Barden calls on flight department execs to actively engage with their organizations to encourage a return to flying aboard company aircraft.

After several incidents where business aircraft had their fuel systems contaminated with diesel exhaust fluid, a new field test kit is now available.

Participation in the 2021 Aviation Design Challenge is open to the first 150 schools that register.

The updated helicopter replaces the tailrotor on the UH-72A Lakota with a Fenestron.

Extension of the U.S. government’s Payroll Support Program could avoid the need for involuntary cuts until the first quarter of 2021, said United Airlines.

TSO approved and STC'd on the Piper M500 and M600, the RG-41/53 provides nearly 40 percent more starting power and reserve capacity.

Nextant Aerospace is partnering with Veracity Technology Solutions to offer non-destructive testing to industries outside aviation.

The business aviation market has seen little sign of panic selling in the first half of the year as a result of the Covid pandemic, says JetNet.

Duncan Aviation completely revamped the look of a 32-year-old Falcon 900B inside and out with new paint and interior.

Tokyo’s Metropolitan Government is evaluating the Leonardo AW609 tiltrotor to deliver service to Ogasawara island.

AOPA is taking a year off from its regional fly-ins and instead hosting Aviator Showcases and Pilot Gathering Tours that can adapt to Covid uncertainties.

In a welcome letter to new Canadian finance minister Chrystia Freeland, CBAA touted the contribution of business aviation to the country's economy.

Textron Aviation will also offer SAF to customers of its Wichita service center.

The decision to allow UAE airlines to fly over Saudi territory on their way to any country raises the possibility of flights to Israel.

The latest special forces version of the Chinook is lighter and better-performing than its predecessor.

Despite Covid delays, the UK-based company still hopes to get the full-scale version in the air during 2023.

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Surf Air Mobility is going public with a $200 million investment from Global Emerging Markets Group.

Wichita-based Happy Takeoff is working on a fixed-wing design that will be able to connect city pairs such as San Francisco and Los Angeles.

The fixed-wing Bio Electric Hybrid Aircraft is expected to make a first flight by early 2024, with the first versions being ready to enter service in 2026.

More than $1 billion in Airport Improvement Program funds were awarded from the FAA to U.S. airports, along $152 million of the residual CARES Act funds.

NATA is asking for a year's extension in inspector and check airman observation checks for Part 135.

Surf Air Mobility, which aims to accelerate zero-emission flight, today announced a $200 million investment commitment from Global Emerging Markets Group.

Lufthansa Aviation Training marked an expansion in HEMS training with German approval of its Airbus H145/135 Level D full-flight simulator.

Bremen, Germany-based Atlas Air Service is now offering type rating training courses for the Embraer Phenom 100 and 300 light jets.

The network of independent charter operators now numbers 140 operators and 1,000 aircraft.

IS&S has received FAA approval for its synthetic vision system installation and autothrottle upgrade package for Eclipse 500/550s.