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Australia's borders will remain closed to most international visitors through 2021, with the exception of trips to and from New Zealand.

IATA says Europe's airlines have yet to see the worst of the traffic downturn caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, with more jobs and heavier losses to come.

The Flightdocs-ATP combination creates a company offering an array of aircraft maintenance services and data.

Senate Commerce Committee chairman Roger Wicker grilled FAA Administrator Steve Dickson on what the senator called a lack of cooperation by the agency.

Illegal charters, new users of charter, insurance issues for Part 135 operators were among the topics discussed during a NATA webinar on Wednesday.

Citi Equity Research said bizjet traffic continues to improve, citing data that shows U.S. flights on Sunday down only 12 percent year-over-year.

As it eyes the future of speed in its product lines, Aerion has captured orders valued at more than $3 billion for its initial product, the AS2.

Precise Flight's Pulselite bird strike prevention system STC has been expanded to include Bell 429 and 505 helicopters.

Gulfstream is nearing the end of the line for its workhorse G550 with the announcement that it taken the last order for the long-range twinjet.

The Tamarack Aerospace Group discount on Atlas active winglets installation is available through the end of June.

China’s Guangzhou Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Company has opened the sixth 737-800BCF conversion line in the People’s Republic.

Leonardo has sold over 70 of its AW109 Trekker skid gear light twins, including to a helicopter EMS services in Normandy, France.

Hibler, who died May 3, was deeply involved in regional carrier issues through his leadership at both RACCA and RAA.

Duncan Aviation said its Rapid Response Team is busier by the week as operators seek to prepare their aircraft for operation after sitting idle.

Signature Flight Support, the world’s largest FBO chain, has launched SignatureAssure, its Covid-19 response program.

The International Air Transport Association has raised concerns over cost, speed, scalability, and accuracy of current Covid 19 testing.

A new hangar and paint facility are helping to drive more MRO projects at Yingling Aviation while helping to blunt the effects of Covid-19.

Boston-based air charter broker Magellan Jets has launched a membership program, expanding its previous on-demand and jet card offerings.

Brazilian export bank BNDES and other financial institutions have committed to provide up to $600 million in debt financing.

While the number of available pilots will continue to increase with airline furloughs, charter execs say during an NBAA webinar the situation is temporary.

Air Charter Operators Face Covid Market Uncertainty and Regulatory Complexity

The hydrogen-powered version of the aircraft is expected to start flight testing between 2028 and 2030.

Introducing the Bose ProFlight Series 2 Aviation Headset

With 2020's hurricane season already off and running, Covid-19 could present an additional hurdle to FBOs and aircraft operators in the storm zone.

Leonardo has received EASA certification for the super-medium twin AW189K, a variant developed with a pair of Safran Aneto 1K engines.

Fast Rabbit Aviation LLC in Seattle takes delivery of the milestone copy of the latest variant of the Citation Model 525 from Textron Aviation.

Chief development officer Alex Bellamy will leave Mitsubishi Aircraft as the company names a new chief engineer for the M90.

The Senate Armed Services Committee approved language to block Defense Department spending to support Ligado's plans for use of the L-band spectrum.

GE Aviation’s retiring CEO David Joyce will relinquish his duties to former Embraer Commercial Aviation chief executive John Slattery on September 1

NBAA Leadership Council Briefing details trends charter executives are seeing as industry attempts to recover.