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North American business aviation flight activity reclaimed a third of the Covid-19-induced losses last month, rising 84 percent month-over month

Airbus Helicopters is poised to receive French government financial support to develop a hybrid powerplant for its H125 single.

The Basel-Switzerland-based FBO operator looks to develop new areas of business when it exits maintenance, effective August 1.

The organizations, opposing an FCC approval of a Ligado 5G nationwide network, cite a "real threat of harmful interference."

A recently released study by Cranfield University shed light on expectations for the future of air transport.

A new $4 million contract with the U.S. government makes Hilton Software a prime contractor for two government agencies.

North Dakota-based Fargo Jet Center's maintenance division has received EASA certification, allowing it to work on European-registered aircraft.

AMAC Aerospace fills its calendar with three Bombardier, two Airbus, and two Boeing maintenance, modification, and upgrade projects.

The four Cora eVTOL prototypes have logged more than 1,300 flight test hours at development sites in New Zealand and California.

EASA has approved ESG’s STC for 3G/4G mobile communications and cabin wi-fi for the Airbus EC135 and EC635 helicopters.

Q&A with Gogo Business Aviation’s VP of OEM account management, Mark Sanders

The European Commission on June 9 approved Finland’s participation in its flag carrier’s share offering.

Former members of Airbus's Vahana eVTOL development team now believe that electric short takeoff and landing aircraft could be more cost effective.

Former members of Airbus's Vahana eVTOL development team now believe that electric short takeoff and landing aircraft could be more cost effective.

How FBOs are in the Forefront of Business Aviation’s Response to Covid-19

With inadvertant hangar foam system discharges on the rise, the aviation industry ponders if they reallly meet the purpose they were intended for.

The Aeronautical Repair Station Association survey seeks input from non-member maintenance providers about the effects of Covid-19.

The Airline Safety Improvement Act would require SMS for manufacturers, best practices for ODAs, further human factors research, and wider flight-testing.

Dubai’s Emirates Airline said it “deeply regrets” workforce cuts.

India’s largest low-cost carrier Indigo has now started offering aircraft charter under IndiGo Charter Services to boost revenue.

FBO services and aviation real estate provider Sheltair has debuted a new hangar at its Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport location.

The International Air Transport Association projects historically steep losses of $84.3 billion this year to decline to $15.8 billion in 2021.

Grsch steps in to lead aircraft instruments specialist Thommen as it navigates through the operational challenges associated with the Covid-19 pandemic.

Cathay Pacific Group will issue ownership warrants to the Hong Kong government as part of a $5 billion recapitalization effort.

Garmin Pilot version 10.1 adds night mode for approach charts, improved document viewer, and support for the Apple Pencil 2.

Government funding includes existing support for Air France, plus a further €8 billion for various aspects of the aerospace sector.

Helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft were lasered in at least three American cities during the recent George Floyd protests.

Embraer partnerships; airline traffic rising; UK imposes quarantine; Flexjet optimistic; ADS-B installs continue; flurry of FBO openings/expansions.

Flexjet planned to announce a “significant expansion” in Europe two weeks ago at what would have been EBACE 2020, but Covid-19 pushed it to next spring.

As many as 21,175 U.S. aircraft became compliant with the ADS-B Out mandate through the first five months of the year with few legacy retirements.