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In its educational campaign against illegal charter, the FAA released a letter outlining potential traps that could lead to unauthorized flights.

Airline planning departments struggle to firm schedules due to a failure by EU countries to coordinate border reopenings.

The coronavirus pandemic is exacerbating what had been a challenging marketplace for the aviation insurance industry.

MySky's founders say that artificial intelligence can deliver financial transparency to private aviation, which is wasting 20 percent of its cost base.

The FAA extended earlier exemptions surrounding Part 135 air carrier crew training and checking requirements at the request of NATA.

China, India among possible partners for Embraer’s commercial aircraft business.

FSF is using remote monitoring and video conference to keep BARS program moving forward during Covid-19 pandemic.

The sale of the CRJ program to Mitsubishi Heavy Industries moves ahead amid steep losses at the Japanese company.

Citing debt, Covid-19, Universal Helicopters ceases operations

Striving for safe owner-pilot operations is all about adopting a professional attitude to flying.

Tom Chatfield is CEO of Camber Aviation Management and Markus Haggeney secretary-general of FAI.

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A Salute to Aviation’s Unsung Frontline Workers

Incidents—rather than accidents—accounted for the vast majority of mishaps over the past decade.

OJets Delivers the Pinnacle O Experience to the World's Most Discerning Travelers

Magnix is partnering with AeroTec to re-engine the Cessna 208B Grand Caravan single turboprop with an electric propulsion system.

Dropping munitions from transport aircraft is being tested as part of the “arsenal plane” concept to deliver increased numbers of long-range weapons.

At a time of political tension with Russia, long-range U.S. bomber missions to Europe send a clear message to Moscow.

GAMA Q1 deliveries, A380 outlook, EHang gets China nod, AeroTEC flies electric Caravan, and ForeFlight partners with FlightAware,

Garmin Autoland is brilliantly engineered and demonstrates advancements in avionics, autonomous flight, sensor, and servo technologies.

ExecuJet parent company Luxaviation has purchased the Sky Valet FBO at Paris Le Bourget Airport, Europe's busiest bizav destination.

Collins Aerospace cited a move from concierge-level service toward self-service in the decision to discontinue its International Trip Support business.

An aviation industry coalition is concerned that a recent FCC decision will cause interference with radar altimeters.

International travel suffers from a failure to apply a coordinated set of travel restrictions, including in Asia.

A Wyvern webinar examined how to keep pilots sharp from the perspective of Part 91 and Part 135 operators.

Magnix is partnering with AeroTec to re-engine the Cessna 208B Grand Caravan single turboprop with an electric propulsion system.

The A400M military airlifter has become the first aircraft in its class to be able to fly automatically at low level.

Epic Aircraft said deliveries of its all-composite turboprop single were partly hampered by the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Mitsubishi’s latest problems might lighten the heavy load Embraer must carry to achieve recovery.

Covid-19 has not stopped new rotor blade research and patents at Airbus and Bell.