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Aviation Clean Air and International Aero Engineering, which make a airborne aircraft purifiation system, now offer a ground-based disinfection unit.

Vicki Nakata succeeds David Fox as CEO at Stellar Labs, Kevin Ducksbury is chairman of The Air Charter Association, and Ian Beaumont is CEO of IBA Group.

Q1 results at Textron Av, Gulfstream, Boeing, and Airbus; eVTOL developments; FAA keeps aircraft flying; and Aerion Supersonic moves to Florida.

A $25 billion bond offering has ensured enough liquidity to allow Boeing to reject public money.

The Wyvern partnership will give MRO Insider users an extra layer of information beyond pricing to consider when selecting a maintenance provider.

Weccasts and Zoom meetings have developed a whole new meaning of “community engagement” in the business aviation industry during the Covid crisis.

While it canceled the 2020 AirVenuture show, EAA will roll over pre-sold 2020 admissions and camping reservations to the 2021 show or provide refunds.

The first flight of 777X WH002 lasted 2 hours and 58 minutes.

The last few days of April provided evidence that business aviation flight activity may have passed the worst of the Covid-19-driven downturn.

The industry could play an important role in educating pilots about the dangers of prescription and OTC drugs, as well as about marijuana.

VistaJet Founder Thomas Flohr Believes Private Aviation Could Help to Restart Airline Service

Q&A on Honeywell’s Blockchain-based GoDirect Trade Aviation Parts Marketplace

The DOT OIG found the roughly 250 U.S. contract towers used at least 47.6% fewer resources on average between 2015 and 2018, and had fewer safety events.

Textron CEO Scott Donnelly sees a bright future for the company’s Bell unit.

JetSuite’s aircraft operating arm, Superior Air Charter, on Tuesday filed for Chapter 11 reorganization in a U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware.

During this week's BASS, the FAA administrator overviewed the measures the agency is taking to keep the NAS operational during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The CARES Act renewed the NOL carryback through 2020, opening the possibility for aircraft buyers to receive tax benefits on aircraft purchases.

A-Group says its Moscow and St. Petersburg FBOs have implemented the latest Covid-19 precautions and preparations.

An Airbus service bulletin will define the needed engineering work and management of the certification process for EASA.

AFV Partners' purchase of Aircraft Performance Group will open opportunities for technological developments in flight planning and operations.

Textron Aviation delivered 23 jets and 16 turboprops, compared with 44 jets and 44 turboprops in the same quarter last year.

The FAA's SFAR builds on previous actions to provide relief to the industry facing time-sensitive requirements.

Embraer faces a reset as Boeing conserves cash.

Financial advisor to eVTOL startups warns new capital for aviation innovation could be in short supply

Years in the making, the FAA AC 142-1 creates a new approach to Part 135 training that calls for a consensus-based standardized curricula.

Schools have adapted to online curriculums for now but believe these tools can be used in part to maintain a future pipeline.

CEO David Calhoun detailed plans for slashing the Boeing workforce by 10 percent and widebody aircraft production in half by 2022.

AirFinance founder Kirsten Bartok Touw predicts rapid consolidation in the urban air mobility sector as only companies with cash in hand may now succeed.

First-quarter deliveries at Gulfstream Aerospace fell 33 percent due to Covid-19 travel restrictions, while supply chain issues will curtail production.

The California-based aviation services provider is now offering cabin cleaning and disinfection at its maintenance bases and through its mobile teams.