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AINdebrief looks at flight planning during Covid-19, U.S. airline aid, keeping bizjets airworthy, jet-A glut, the FAA's proposed supersonic noise rules.

Business aviation will bend but not break—and come out the other end of the Covid-19 crisis even stronger.

The U.S. Department of Transportation has encouraged small and large airports alike to spend $10 billion in relief funding immediately.

Boeing’s 737 Max orderbook has shrunk to just over 4,000 since its grounding in March last year.

Spirit AeroSystems has signed a 10-year agreement with utility provider Evergy for its Wichita plan to receive all its electricity from a Kansas wind farm.

The Air Force tested its rescue helicopter in extreme temperature regimes.

The U.S. and Europe saw the steepest traffic decline in the first half of April and this is reflected in falling charter flight hour rates.

Some 27,000 Boeing employees in the Puget Sound region will return to work starting on April 20.

With a client unhappy with the cabin configuration on its GIV-SP shuttle, Duncan designed and installed a new set-up when it arrived for inspection.

FBO chain Ross Aviation has rolled out aircraft disinfection services at some of its FBOs.

To help support its network Avfuel has waived the initial subscription fee for its online Avfuel Training System through the end of June.

NBAA's HERO database compiles information on people, aircraft, and other resources available to assist in disaster-response.

GE Aviation also announces availability of its TrueChoice Commercial Services maintenance plan for the T700.

The UAE’s national airline has moved forward scheduled engine changes and major modifications on several grounded airplanes ahead of a return to service.

Honeywell Aerospace’s Customer Support organization has one goal: make solving the problem as easy as possible for the customer.

Six organizations appealed to Senate leaders for relief from aviation fuel taxes, similar to relief already granted to the nation's airlines.

The NTSB factual report on the fatal crash of baseball player Roy Halladay's Icon A5 found nothing wrong with the airplane.

Aviation industry experts participating in an NBAA webinar on fitness for duty, warn that pilots must consider others, as well as themselves,.

The IATA detailed various levels of regulation for using passenger airplanes as freighters.

A recently-released white paper from NATA offers recommendations for airports on tenant lease relief in the Covid-19 era.

ASG managing directory Jeffrey Lowe characterized the effects of Covid-19 on the industry as "devastating," as many organizations now unclear of future.

Aero-Dienst's ferry service is provided using its own Bombardier Learjet and Challenger charter aircraft.

International Helicopter Safety Foundation survey shows marked increase in the use of best practice safety tools.

The rebranded ATP group provides information, maintenance management systems and analytical software to a broad spectrum of aviation companies.

Aviation Institute of Maintenance will host Digital Decision Day on April 25.

Customers are sticking to their schedules for work at King Aerospace, but the company implemented safeguards and at-risk employees are working remotely.

In return for grants and low-interest loans, Payroll Support Program participants may not furlough workers until September 30.

ACI Jet is offering labor and potential travel discounts for customers who sign up for its "mobile Return to Service" program.

Passengers on a charter flight from the UK to France were denied entry at Marseille Airport, highlighting the complexity of current travel restrictions.

The F-15QA is the most advanced version of the long-serving Eagle to date, and paves the way for new aircraft for the U.S. Air Force.