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As GA operators look to take flight again amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, AOPA issues advice for rusty pilots and prudent operators.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao selected 30 industry leaders to serve as members of the newly formed Women in Aviation Advisory Board.

The International Air Transport Association sees more effective alternatives to quarantine requirements.

The new A220 production facility in Alabama has begun assembly of the first U.S.-built A220 for JetBlue.

NBAA and other groups sent a letter to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection to reconsider plans to increase airport fees by as much as 54 percent.

The 800XP joins two other Hawker twinjets in AirMed International's stable.

Intended to replace the T-45 Goshawk, the new trainer is not required to launch from, or recover to aircraft carriers.

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Garmin's Autoland technology has been certified in the Piper M600, the first time such a system has ever received FAA certification.

Tier 1 supplier GKN Aerospace will provide the wings, empennage, and EWIS for the Alice regional electric aircraft.

New Hampshire-based Pro Star Aviation completed the Gogo Avance L5 installation in a Pilatus PC-24 twinjet in less than two weeks.

The U.S. congressional delegation from Kansas asked House and Senate leaders to consider suspending GA fuel taxes as they weigh further relief bills.

Aerion Supersonic is finalizing design and laying out plans for a sustainable factory.

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University has partnered with GE Aviation and selected its flight operations quality assurance program.

New Delhi-based Book Air Ambulance has introduced the first-ever membership in India that it calls 'Cashless and Affordable Air Ambulance' service.

Twenty-five percent of Part 147 schools have suspended operations.

Tier 1 supplier GKN Aerospace will provide the wings, empennage, and EWIS for the Alice regional electric aircraft.

The prototype Cessna SkyCourier utility twin-turboprop's first flight lasted two hours and 15 minutes.

Robinson is offering optional impact-resistant windshields for R22, R44, and R66 helicopters.

Covid changes bizav, Erickson revolutionizing aerial firefighting, new crew oxygen rules, Aerion refines AS2 design, Gulfstream's programs progress.

The $3.1 billion award to Boeing covers the Harpoon anti-ship weapon and the SLAM ER long-range cruise missile for air-to-ground use.

U.S. travel ban presents a particularly high barrier to international travel.

In its just-released annual report, Swiss airframer Pilatus noted a very good 2019, but warns of possible Covid-19-related headwinds through 2020.

Business aircraft owners should take precautions now to shield themselves from the potential of Covid-19-related claims by pasengers, crews, and others.

The EU aviation safety authority will recommend face coverings for crew and passengers, reduced catering, and crew-dedicated lavatories.

Sens. Moran and Warner offered a bill that would have the government cover a portion of salaries for manufacturing workers at risk for furlough or layoff.

Viasat’s Ku Advanced business jet connectivity solution keeps your passengers and flight crews globally connected.

Carlos Brana, Dassault executive v-p of civil aircraft, said the restart of production has gone smoothly and the 6X remains on track for 2021 first flight.

Uber Air partner Pipistrel says it is moving forward with plans for two new electric cargo aircraft and a hydrogen-powered 19-seat regional airliner.