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DOJ approval is contingent upon sales of Raytheon’s military airborne radios business, as well as UTC’s GPS and optical systems businesses.

British engine maker Rolls-Royce is closing its UK facilities temporarily while focusing on supporting customers, including air freight operations.

Brazil's ANAC, the U.S. FAA, and EASA have all approved the enhanced Phenom 300E that includes upgraded engines, avionics, and interior features.

The test article, suspended underneath a helicopter, became unstable during flight and was released by the pilot.

Boeing CEO David Calhoun insisted that the company will pursue other financing options if the government requires an ownership stake.

The agency issued four temporary exemptions from certain training deadlines and protective breathing requirements for Parts 135 and 119.

SIA Group expects to raise as much as S$15 billion in equity and debt funding.

The U.S. Air Force aims to trial an experiment with new training processes prior to the entry into service of the T-7A Red Hawk.

Embraer Executive Jets revenues jumped 26.5 percent last year, but the company is withholding guidance for 2020 as it faces uncertainty surrounding Covid.

British business aviation association thinks there will come a point soon when the fleet is grounded.

Bizav analyst Brian Foley argues business jet industry better poised to weather Covid-19 crisis.

Embraer will manufacture parts for the ventilator/respirator industry under a coalition that aim to increase availability of equipment to combat Covid-19.

Embraer's CEO insists that the deal with Boeing to buy 80 percent of the Brazilian company’s commercial business remains a top priority.

Large-cabin business jet demand could drop 20 percent this year as a result of Covid-19, while the light and midsize segments could see more modest dips.

“Global” business jet operator comes up with ways it can help during the COVID-19 pandemic, including free empty-leg flights for governments.

The Senate unanimously passed the CARES act, which would provide billions in grants and loans to aviation entities and airports.

Acquired as a “capability gap-filler” to provide airpower between the F-111 and F-35, the F/A-18F has become a valuable and long-term asset for the RAAF.

The U.S. Army has selected Bell and Sikorsky to provide prototypes for its Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft (FARA) program.

Spain's CGT union calls for a walkout at five Airbus plants starting March 30.

The Government Accountability Office found the FAA's self-verification system has made it vulnerable to criminal activity.

The ForeFlight EFB app is now available in Version 12.2, which includes new features such as 3D Preview fix markers and labels.

The award of its SFFOC certificate means that VMFA-314 has completed its type transition phase and can independently work up to operational capability.

IBAC's online workshops and temporary remote auditing options have been developed as a means to comply with IS-BAO and IS-BAH registration.

The MRO provider adds aircraft inspections and due items to its mobile maintenance services.

Leonardo is expanding its training offerings to include rotorcraft UAS.

StandardAero's engine exchange program lets owners exchange their engines or purchase replacement engines with less flight time to extend aircraft life.

The Australian flag carrier uses seven Boeing 787-9s as collateral for a new loan.

Under an agreement, DC Aviation Group will perform line maintenance and warranty work for Comlux customers in Europe and the CIS.

Bristow Group is transporting suspected Covid-19 patients in specially-configured helicopters.

After a long delay, the Russian navy is now operating the Ka-31, the airborne early warning/surface search version of the Ka-27 shipborne ASW helicopter.