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Cabin makeovers amid the Covid-19 pandemic

Wu Zhendong is chairman of Asian Sky Group, Luxaviation UK CEO and co-founder Patrick Margetson-Rushmore retired, and Gary Dun takes helm of API.

Adding humidity to dry indoor air, especially in aircraft cabins, offers a compelling solution to the coronavirus pandemic.

For pilots stuck without the ability to stay current by flying, desktop simulation offers are potent alternative.

While grappling with new health and safety protocols, flight training schools are finding resiliency with new online tools.

FlightSafety's new mixed-reality training devices will expand pilot training opportunities and help lower training costs.

Preliminary and final reports

Airlines need to reconsider how they treat customers if they want people to get back in their airplanes.

The Middle East Business Aviation Association (MEBAA) is planning to proceed with its 2020 show in Dubai in December.

With thousands of airliners idled as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic's chilling effect on travel, microbial fuel contamination is a key concern.

Gulfstream Aerospace has delivered the 200th G280, a milestone reached some eight years after the super-midsize business jet entered service.

Inflite The Jet Centre (IFJC) at London Stansted Airport has added line and base maintenance capabilities for Bombardier BD700 Series aircraft.

CRS Jet Spares new ownership includes Andrew Sherrill and Milan Cvejic.

European airframe maker Airbus reveals latest plans to address what it calls the gravest crisis the industry has ever faced.

EASA suspended flight authorization for Pakistan International Airways and Vision air following findings of invalid pilot licenses.

NBAA says the FAA pilot records NPRM “exemplifies regulatory overreach, going far beyond the intent of the legislative mandate."

From July 1, travel from 15 countries will be permitted into the European Union, based on their performance in dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic.

With Europe moving towards relaxing its restrictions on Covid-19 travel, EBAA is advocating a concerted and consistent approach.

The next-generation heavy-lifter for the Marine Corps has successfully undertaken its first sea trials.

Thomsen will succeed Jon Platt, who has steered Air bp since 2016 but is retiring from the company later this year.

NATO’s MMF is acquiring the A330 MRTTs for tanker, transport, and medical evacuation duties on behalf of its member nations.

Through the publication of an Environmental Product Declaration, Bombardier is providing full transparency for the Global 7500's life-cycle footprint.

The Return of Supersonic Flight May be Closer Than You Think

An Airbus A350-1000 widebody airliner achieved fully autonomous taxi, takeoff, and landings in a series of test flights.

Embraer's first customer delivery of the enhanced Phenom 300E comes just six months after announcing the refresh of its light jet.

Flight testing of the 737 Max has resumed, a major step toward recertification of the narrow-body airliner.

Chuck Aaron's helicopter upset and instrument training coming to Southern Utah University.

OSHA alleges that the manufacturer of Cessna and Beechcraft aircraft “failed to protect employees from autoclave explosion hazards.”

An Airbus A350-1000 widebody airliner achieved fully autonomous taxi, takeoff, and landings in a series of test flights.

The Keep GPS Working Coalition represents a spectrum of industries worried about Ligado network interference for GPS users.