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The International Air Transport Association calls for so-called confidence-boosting measures to attract passengers.

Textron Aviation delivered the first Citation CJ4 light business jet on April 20, 2010.

Elling Halvorson, who died on April 16 at the age of 88, founded Papillon Grand Canyon Helicopters in 1965, a business that flies 600,0000 pax a year.

The International Air Transport Association points to a failure of governments to provide financial support as a reason for Virgin Australia’s insolvency.

Business Aircraft Operators Need to Pay Attention to Covid-19 Security and Medical Concerns

Tamarack Aerospace will waive the installation fee on its Active Winglet Technology for CitationJets through June 30.

Air ambulance bailout would cover estimated losses for the next six months.

Aeroplex/Aerolease Group will build a new hangar complex on the Signature Flight Support FBO leasehold at Dallas Love Field.

The FAA is proposing a $220,000 penalty against Jem Air for allegedly using unqualified pilots in late April and early May of 2019.

Following FAA approval, Luminaerospace hopes to ramp up production of replacement taxiway light covers that help pilots interpret taxiway boundaries.

Dallas-based bizjet charter operator JetSuite has grounded its all-Embraer fleet and furloughed most of its crewmembers as the Covid-19 crisis drags on.

CAE credited a government relief program in assisting with the recall of 1,500 of its workers temporarily laid off in Canada.

Some 4,700 pilots and cabin crew at Norwegian Group subsidiaries risk losing their jobs.

Angel Flight West and Central are coordinating with the Colorado Hospital Network to ensure PPE reach remote hospitals.

Boeing plans additional transport missions for Covid-19 relief using its Dreamlifter and ecoDemonstrator aircraft.

China Development Bank Aviation has restructured its Max backlog to include a cancellation of 29 deliveries.

Hyundai Motor Company and Uber are developing a new electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft to be used for rideshare air-taxi service.

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.