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IATA says that the EASA guidelines align with its call for a “layered approach” to developing health protocols.

The backing for the startup from a leading technology entrepreneur has provided a boost for the eVTOL sector at a time of concern over investment rates.

Private Charter Industry Faces a Wild Ride in the Covid-19 Market

Industry leaders speaking durig an NATA webinar overview the price wars ongoing for charter trips and the new customers that the industry is seeing.

When PuppySpot found itself impacted by the COVID-19 airline slowdown, it turned to private aviation to deliver baby hounds to their new homes

Researchers are devising ways to tap ADS-B information to refine turbulence-detection algorithms.

NATA is asking FAA to extend training and qualification deadline and emergency procedure training relief until the end of the year.

Taking advantage of the Covid-19-induced lull in air traffic, Boston Logan International Airport will accellerate a runway rehabilliation program.

Nigerian officials have impounded a UK-based Legacy 600 and detained its crew for allegedly violating its travel restrictions.

Group management had planned to retire the remainder of the Air France-branded A380s by the end of 2022.

Uniflight Global has primarily specialized in helicopter MRO services since its founding.

The NTSB found that a helicopter air ambulance operator’s “inadequate management of safety” led to the fatal crash of a Survival Fight helicopter.

A close encounter between a camera drone and the Blue Angels confirms the safety risks of non-compliant drone activity.

Inspection activity on Embraer Phenoms has prompted Clay Lacy Aviation to add $1.8 million in parts inventory.

Dominvs Aviation, founded a year ago, is building up its charter business with the incorporation of Azzura Charters, bringing Melanie Blackman on board.

The aircraft engine maker aims to achieve annual savings of around $1.6 billion, with most of the impact being on its UK-based civil aerospace business.

A cross-section of European organizations, including EBAA, asked the EC to pause a current proposal on drone integration to enable greater industry input.

Camber Aviation Management, Kestrel Aviation Management, and Pierrejean Vision have partnered to develop a corporate cabin for the new Airbus A220.

A cross-section of European organizations, including EBAA, asked the EC to pause a current proposal on drone integration to enable greater industry input.

EnVision can now accept flight data from third-party devices.

While many local muncipalities are issuing stop eviction ordinances to protect businesses in the Covid-19 crisis, airports are a special case, says NATA.

The Gulfstream G280 this year collected city-pair record nods on trips from Vermont to London and Hawaii to Phoenix.

Wu Zhendong, who added the role of chairman of Asian Sky Group to his duties, is chairman of AsBaa, as well as his own Avion Pacific Group.

As GA operators look to take flight again amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, AOPA issues advice for rusty pilots and prudent operators.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao selected 30 industry leaders to serve as members of the newly formed Women in Aviation Advisory Board.

The International Air Transport Association sees more effective alternatives to quarantine requirements.

The new A220 production facility in Alabama has begun assembly of the first U.S.-built A220 for JetBlue.

NBAA and other groups sent a letter to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection to reconsider plans to increase airport fees by as much as 54 percent.

The 800XP joins two other Hawker twinjets in AirMed International's stable.

Intended to replace the T-45 Goshawk, the new trainer is not required to launch from, or recover to aircraft carriers.