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U.S. airlines expect to be “first in line” for government support of the aerospace industry.

The March 3 tornado caused $93 million in infrastructure damage to John C. Tune Airport in west Nashville.

Spirit Aeronautics is celebrating its 20th years in the avionics and maintenance business.

Trans States Holdings sees its second regional subsidiary fail in the course of a week.

The German airline group has entered talks with Airbus and Boeing to defer deliveries and cancel orders.

Asian rideshare group Ascent believes that Urban Aeronautics' hydrogen powered CityHawk eVTOL could be a good solution for sustainable urban air mobility.

The March 10 tie-up between Airean and Searidge Technologies could serve as a model for future industrial partnerships for space-based data applications.

In a letter to the FAA, AOPA said it was receiving numerous calls from members on how to stay current and meet other necessary deadlines.

Australia's flag carrier decided to “stand down” two-thirds of its workforce as overseas flying ceases.

Aviation Job Search is hosting an online job fair March 20, 2020, to help people who have lost jobs during the recent economic upheavals.

The FOC version of the LCA Mk1 Tejas introduces inflight refueling capability and long-range missiles.

Asian air taxi rideshare group Ascent is working to develop urban air mobility plans with Urban Aeronautics, which is developing the CityHawk eVTOL

The webinar is based on a recently released Safety Alert for Operators by the FAA.

The ClearVision EFVS and SkyLens head-wearable display will soon be flying operationally in regional airlines, then business jets and helicopters.

The Atlanta-based airline is cutting total system capacity by 70 percent.

The retirement of the reconnaissance fleet leaves just one fighter unit flying Phantoms in Japanese service.

Chicago represents the latest location in Air Charter Service's global network of offices.

The furloughs at Textron Aviation will occur over a roughly 10-week period, beginning March 23 and ending May 29.

Michigan-based Northern Jet Management which has several midwest bases, has made its first expansion into the Sunshine State.

An arson attack destroyed the cockpit of an Erickson Air Crane on station in Chile.

The EASA safety information bulletin advises to guard against the spread of fire that could come from certain ELT batteries.

Alabama's Enterprise Municipal Airport has broken ground on its new state-of-the-art terminal which it expects to complete by August.

NATCA asked the FAA to close and clean the MDW tower after several technicians had tested positive for Covid-19. Chicago Tracon is handling MDW traffic.

Austrian Airlines to stop flying March 18, Porter on March 20.

Aerospace Quality Research and Development engineered and developed the ADS-B installation package for the Starship.

Airbus calls on the USTR to suspend the tariffs on European made aircraft the engage in a negotiated settlement.

While the CFIUS ruling allows One Aviation to be acquired by Chinese-backed Citiking International, when it will exit bankruptcy is unclear.

The non-destructive testing certification was awarded by three regulators, including EASA.