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Italian MRO provider Mecaer Aviation Group (MAG) has received EASA certification for its Philadelphia Part 145 rotorcraft repair station.

The Air Charter Assocation and EBAA have noted a rise in online deceict, mirroring the rise in private charter demand.

West Star Aviation's Missouri MRO facility has received FAA approval for Bombardier Global BD-700, Embraer Phenom, Embraer Legacy 120 and 134/145.

The Federal Aviation Administration moves to bar Pakistani carriers from flying into the U.S.

Piedmont Propulsion Systems has received FAA certification for repair and overhaul of the Van Horn Aviation 206/OH-58 tail rotor blade.

Elliott Aviation will now provide AOG for Textron Aviation Hawker, Beechcraft King Air, Cessna Citation, and Embraer Legacy.

Owners of airplanes with older instrumentation can gain new funcationality by installing Garmin TXi displays.

Morphing existing helicopter VFR corridors into dedicated urban air mobility routes is among the challenges identified by critics of ConOps 1.0.

Critics say FAA's version one ConOps document for urban air mobility needs more work before service entry starts.

ADS Group Says UK Aerospace Industry Urgently Needs Increased Government Support

Bye Aerospace aims to have its two-seat eFlyer all-electric aircraft ready to enter service in 2021, followed by the four-seat eFlyer 4.

Atlantic Jet Refinishing has joined the ecosystem of aviation-related businesses based at the Banyan Air Service FBO complex.

How Covid-19 Has Forced Airbus to Downsize Its Business With 15,000 Job Cuts

Harry Bar shared a hometown and passion for flying with Duncan Aviation founder Donald Duncan, leading to a number of joint endeavors.

A new five-year business plan at Virgin Atlantic calls for a return to profitability by 2022

North American business aircraft flight activity gained back another one-third of Covid-19-related losses in June, as flying increased 40 percent from May.

Boeing 737-700s will join MD-88s, MD-90s, and 777-200s on this year's list of Delta Air Lines retirees.

The EU called the FAA's supersonic NPRM premature, while many manufacturers endorsed its data-driven approach.

A 20-year veteran of the company, Sheltair's Todd Anderson has been promoted from senior vice president of real estate and development to COO.

After more than two decades of planning and construction, Australia's Brisbane Airport debuted its new 10,800 foot runway.

Qatar Executive's new Diamond Agreement program allows customers to pre-purchase flight time at fixed-hourly rates on its long- and ultra-long-range jets.

The Beechcraft and Cessna airframer announced plans to cut 800 more jobs.

Japanese carbon-fiber specialist Toray will supply lightweight materials to manufacture Lilium's five-seat, all-electric aircraft.

After a gap of 19 years the U.S. Air Force is buying new Eagles again to increase the operational capabilities of its existing F-15 units.

Airbus Helicopters marks 60 years in Japan with new maintenance facility, orders.

The European Commission determined that a €3.4 billion Dutch aid package to KLM fits within a temporary framework adopted to address the Covid-19 crisis.

VisionSafe's EVAS is approved for Embraer Legacy 600/650 and Phenoms, while work is underway on the Lineage and Praetor models.

Honeywell Aerospace has received FAA TSO approval for its IntuVue RDR-7000 weather radar and is now working to complete STCs for 15 aircraft by year-end.

Chinese authorities are working to streamline CCAR-129 approvals as operators trigger requirements through humanitarian missions.

Reduced helicopter flight activity translated into fewer accidents during the first six months of 2020