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Spirit AeroSystems, Boeing's largest supplier, is also shortening work weeks and cutting executives' pay.

The new Phenom 300E adds safety, performance, and comfort features to a best-selling light jet.

The Covid-19 epidemic has prompted Lufthansa Group to retire several aircraft and close bases.

Private aviation operator Wheels Up has pledged along with its members to provide 10 million meals through food charity Feeding America.

Textron Aviation said it is collaborating with Wichita State University to manufacture face shields from optically clear PET film.

The FAA and international partners agreed to waive the North Atlantic datalink requirements through June 30 to ease flow of traffic through the region.

XO, an online charter platform, will make all of its inbound New York City flights available for transport of medical equipment and products.

Europe’s ATM providers have agreed to postpone payment of €1.1 billion in air traffic control fees.

NBAA members who take advantage of the NBAA Small Aircraft Exemption must file a "Notice of Joinder."

With three more MQ-25As being ordered, Boeing now has seven of the unmanned carrierborne tankers on contract.

Foresight Aerospace's Sustainable Aviation and Urban Air Mobility conference will include eVTOL program leaders, regulators and technology specialists.

Production activities at the site of Boeing 787 manufacture in Charleston will stop on April 8 until further notice.

Peter Fleiss, the executive director of the Corporate Angel Network until 2016 and highly regarded executive in the bizav industry, died on April 4.

Europe’s dominant aerospace company halts production activities in Bremen, Stade, and Mobile.

Stelios Haji-Ioannou said he wants EasyJet’s CFO removed as part of an effort to abandon an A320neo order.

Universal Aviation is accommodation a local charity's efforts to manufacture face masks and shields.

Deteriorating market conditions due to the Covid-19 crisis prompted Hexcel and Woodward to terminate their merger agreement.

In response to the Covid-19 pandemic's effect on business aviation, the CBAA is urging help from Canada's government.

The FAA proposed a $1.5 million civil penalty agains B E L Aviation for conducting 114 illegal charter flights in a Piaggio Avanti.

Universal Weather and Aviation once again assisted in the delivery of masks from China, this time using the NFL Patriots Boeing 767 team airplane.

CAE is temporarily laying off 2,600 of its 10,500 employees, and placing another 900 on reduced workweeks.

CAE, which designed an easy-to-manufacture ventilator prototype in 11 days, hopes to produce some 10,000 of them over the next three months.

Atlantic Aviation has expanded its footprint at Connecticut's Igor I. Sikorsky Memorial Airport, with the purchase of the Volo Aviation FBO there.

EASA has issued guidance for continued helicopter operations in the face of the continuing Covid-19 pandemic.

“Essential” national defense and customer operations activity continues at Boeing’s Puget Sound and Moses Lake facilities during the plant closures.

New Seastar starts test flight campaign in Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany.

While production of the U.S. Air Force’s tanker is on hold due to Covid-19, engineers are working on a fix to refueling vision system issues.

With aviation in the UK all but grounded, the government is addressing emergency loan applications on a case-by-case basis.

Business aviation remains an important element of many Asia-Pacific economies

AINdebrief looks at Covid-19's impact on bizav, CARES Act, 2020 AIN FBO Survey, and Appareo Insight app.