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The 42nd Annual General Aviation and Part 135 Activity Survey will remain open through July 10 with results anticipated to be posted in January 2021.

King Aerospace saw a nearly 38 percent increase in Boeing Business Jets and VVIP work in 2019.

The COVID-19 epidemic has spurred some increased demand for private charter flights, but it has been hard for the industry to meet this demand.

The Cirrus Vision Jet took the most-delivered crown, Cessna's Latitude become publicly revealed top-delivered twin, and Gulfstream shipments soared.

The Russian army is employing small UAVs to find targets and then provide designation for attack by laser-guided shells.

The successful introduction into service of the Xian Y-20 heavy transport has freed China from reliance on the Il-76 airframe for fighter support aircraft.

Jet Maintenance International will provide Dassault Falcon jet line maintenance service at London Biggin Hill Airport.

The UK’s busiest airport maintains the third runway is essential to boost the country’s global connectivity post-Brexit.

As the pendulum continues to swing further toward a hard aviation insurance market, business aircraft operators should plan on more premium increases.

The advisory offers procedures for disinfecting an aircraft that's traveled to a region affected by the 2019 Novel Coronavirus.

Aviation leaders praise HAI's Zuccaro as patriot, professional, friend.

Reps. Larsen, Davids, and Schrier are seeking to develop a database of all the sustainability initiatives in aviation and a report on their effectiveness.

Noise pollution prompted Bell to begin working on its electrically distributed anti-torque (EDAT) system.

French group Dassault performed well in 2019 mainly thanks to export orders for its Rafale fighter.

OAG planning sixfold increase in aviation's contribution to GDP by end of decade

Property developers In Australia are being encouraged to build rooftop landing sites that will be ready to receive eVTOL aircraft when these are approved.

Since Armenia occupied a portion of Azerbaijani territory in the 1990s, the two countries have fought a number of skirmishes along the de facto border.

Ground infrastructure specialist Skyportz and planning group Arup are working on plans to develop landing sites on existing buildings.

The Chinese state-owned airline’s new subsidiary will fly Comac products exclusively.

Air France and KLM also are taking cost-cutting measures to compensate for the loss in revenue due to the Covid-19 epidemic.

Russian Helicopters has delivered the first serial produced Mi-38 helicopter with a new, ten passenger “highly comfortable” executive cabin.

Piaggio Aero Industries and subsidiary Piaggio Aviation is officially on the block and hopes to find a buyer and close the deal by year-end.

The Indian Army is due to get its desired attack helicopters, while the Indian Navy will receive much-needed replacements for the elderly Sea King fleet.

The UK and Australia have joined forces to develop Mission Data Files for their F-35 fleets.

The U.S. major airline plans to completely suspend service to Seoul from Minneapolis-St. Paul.

Matthew S. Zuccaro, the immediate past president of the Helicopter Association International (HAI), has died.

Kyle Martin is now v-p European affairs and Amanda Joyner managing director of government affairs for GAMA, while Marc Ehudin joins the association.

Part 121 carries and certain 135/91K operators would need to update training requirements for PICs under the FAA rule.

Flying Colours Corp. PTE is working to double its employment at Bombardier's Singapore service center, which is expanding by 330,00 sq ft.

Signature Flight Support has expanded its industry-leading FBO network with the addition of two new locations to its Signature Select program.