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It remains unclear on what basis the Chinese manufacturer might be approved to carry passengers in its as-yet-uncertified AAV aircraft.

Rudy Frasca died on May 11 a few years after the flight simulator firm he founded in 1958, Frasca International, commemorated its 60th anniversary.

Cancellations for 108 Boeing airplanes last month accompanied a delivery total of six.

A globally harmonized approach to restarting air transport comes with challenges borne by differing national priorities and the dynamic nature of Covid-19.

Embraer Executive Jets delivered two fewer business jets in the first quarter of 2020 compared with the same period a year ago.

The installation of the new FS1000 simulator in Dallas gave FlightSafety a fifth location for G650 training.

The cabin pressure SAIB applies to Textron Aviation Hawker 750, 800, 800, 800XP, 850XP, and 900XP series jets, FAA says.

Traqpak data released by business aviation information firm Argus International shows that April flying in North America plummeted 71.5 percent YOY.

Flowers, who passed away in March, had served in multiple roles with TAC Air, including as GM of its Shreveport FBO and head of safety and security.

Lufthansa-owned Brussels Airlines remains locked in talks with the Belgian government over a €290 million bailout.

Gulfstream has received the green light to begin deliveries of the G600 to customers in Europe, following EASA certification of the large-cabin jet.

The former LightSquared telecom network is accused of GPS interference again, but this time under a new company name, Ligado Networks.

An industry veteran-led group has won the right to build the second FBO at Wilmington International Airport.

JetHQ appointed heads for newly created divisions covering Asia and the EMEA regions.

While it prepared for the sale of its commercial aviation division to Boeing, Embraer saw proceeds from airliner deliveries virtually evaporate.

Constant Aviation expects to perform more than 35 Collins Aerospace Pro Line Fusion upgrades in Bombardier's Challenger 604 by early next year.

Inbound international charter and commercial flights resume in the Philippines.

Business Aviation traffic in Europe was off by more than 70 percent year-over-year as a result of the continuing Covid-19 crisis.

David Allen Certified is expanding its portfolio to other industries as it advises on propter disinfectant and protection services.

After 19 months with no resolution in the Chapter 11 bankruptcy case of One Aviation, unsecured creditors have moved to convert the case to liquidation.

The company is offering the disinfectant service at its Hong Kong and Macau facilities with plans to expand it to off-site customers.

Aircraft charter firm flyExclusive is offering a discounted jet card program for JetSuite SuiteKey customers affected by the latter's bankruptcy.

Building on its Performance Vector Unmanned initiative, USAIG is offering "SafetyPoints" to enable UAS policyholders to select from USI safety programs.

Japan’s Transportation Safety Board (JTSB) has linked the 2017 crash of an Airbus Helicopters AS332L to tail rotor maintenance.

Latin America's second-largest airline seeks rescue funding from governments while operating cargo services under Chapter 11.

From London to Moscow, FBOs across Europe are adapting to life in the Covid-19 era.

Swedish remote tower venture continues to grow its business, and is making its first forays into military ATC with the UK's RAF.

Gulfstream Aerospace now has three of its planned five flight-test G700s online after another test aircraft made its first flight on Friday.

AINdebrief looks at bizav flights rising, Bombardier Q1, NBAA and Gulfstream layoffs, JetSuite bankrupt, and Daher intros 2020 TBM 940.

"Seismic changes” will continue for helicopter insurance.