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Like most places, aviation traffic to Hawaii's main gateway of Honolulu has dropped preciptiously over the past month.

Chip Paige was killed when a 1969 Bell UH-1H crashed into a Mesa, Arizona park.

IBAC fears use of an average of 2019 and 2020 emissions levels will skew the baseline for Corsia at a much greater cost to operators.

Bell recently completed noise testing on its 525 super-medium twin.

An HAI webinar with JSFirm highlighted the job losses that has come from the Covid-19 crisis in the rotorcraft industry, but offered tools for job seekers.

Diamond Aircraft Industries and Centennial College have agreed to collaborate in several areas such as student work placements.

Brazilian manufacturer Embraer said it would pursue “all remedies” against Boeing for damages resulting from the collapse of their merger.

Israel Aerospace Industries said its robot UV-C light unit could move inside aircraft cabins, eliminating viruses and germs from exposed surfaces.

The Sikorsky S-92A+ upgrade kit provides added safety redundancy if primary lubrication fails and extends the overhaul interval by up to 25 percent.

Despite the ending of the Boeing-Embraer JV to oversee development and marketing of the tanker-transport, the original marketing agreement remains.

Embraer and Boeing face a legal battle over the U.S. company’s decision to terminate its takeover of the Brazilian manufacturer's airliner business.

A master transaction agreement that laid out contract terms for the creation of Boeing Brasil expired on Friday.

AINdebrief looks at bizav sustainability, remote flight dept. audits, Covid-related airline bankruptcies, preowned aircraft sales, and supply chain issues.

Aerion Supersonic is moving its headquarters from Reno, Nevada, to a new $300 million campus at Florida’s Melbourne International Airport (MLB).

The restart in business aviation flights in the U.S. will be mostly domestic driven, with Texas, Florida, and Georgia being key to recovery, said Argus.

The replenishment of the PPP fund was welcomed by industry groups, seeing small aviation businesses continue to struggle.

AIN webinar spotlights concerns of potential supply chain disruptions in coming months and potential opportunities.

Stevens Aerospace move to Smyrna Airport offers the MRO provider the ability to expand in the future.

Travel restrictions introduced in response to the pandemic have made finding locations to park overflow aircraft a challenge.

Bizav operators in Russia are facing difficulties in conducting their flights to and from the country due to a significant tightening of requirements.

The new radar is available as an upgrade for Gripen fighters, and can also be tailored to other types and for other missions.

Professional pilots can take advantage of this Covid-19-induced downtime to “reset” and re-engage to be better on the backside of this crisis.

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ATS World-Wide, which is developing a permanently-installed towing system for airports, found a "time-capsule" when it purchased a derelict Boeing 727 jet.

The Irkut-designed MC-21 narrowbody has now completed more than 300 test flights.

AIN asked EBAA secretary-general Athar Husain Khan what members are experiencing during the coronavirus pandemic.

The International Air Transport Association acknowledges that a coordinated relaxation of lockdowns could prove difficult given “different realities.”

Textron Aviation financing program is limited to U.S.-registered Cessna Citation jets that have work performed in U.S. service centers.

Italian cabin supplier AvioInteriors has designed a seating configuration with transparencies meant to mitigate the spread of germs.