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Russian airlines are seeking to expand into the business aviation arena in an attempt to offset ever-declining passenger traffic.

Participants in NATA's Safety 1st training are now eligible for a free CrewID badge that can verify their credentials and certifications.

WAI founder Peggy Chabrian and WAI founding board member and industry advocate Shelly Simi are recognized by NAA for their contributions to the industry.

Global Medical Response (GMR) unit Guardian Flight will open its first Alaska rotor wing base at Kenai.

CIting concerns over the spread of COVID-19, several exhibitors and corporate flight departments have made the call to skip SDC and IOC in Charlotte.

The spread of the novel coronavirus prompts drastic measures at all major U.S. carriers.

NBAA said its International Operators Conference is still on but the association is following guidance of the CDC.

The Wichita airframer estimates a nearly 22 percent rate savings under the 20-year agreement to buy wind power.

A new weapons wing allows the Wildcat naval helicopter to carry up to 20 Martlet or four Sea Venom missiles, or a combination of both.

FBO Partners will supervise and coordinate the Paragon Aviation Group's network-wide safety inititiave through its Online Safety Officer program.

Bohlke International Airways has formed a strategic partnership with Puerto Rico-based aircraft management and charter provider MN Aviation.

SD Pro creates a centralized data management ecosystem that automates and enhances flight department communications and operations.

Environmental liability coverage is becoming more of a mainstream insurance coverage, according to Avsurance.

While the results of ABSG's annual FBO fuel sales survey were positive, global health concerns and a turbulent petroleum market could have a strong effect.

Airbus ACJ319 Bizliner Offers Spacious Alternative to Traditional Business Jets - AIN

The hybrid electric fixed wing aircraft is due to enter service in 2022.

The slot coordinators’ position follows airlines’ calls to temporary suspend the 80/20 use-it-or-lose-it rule in the wake of the Covid-19 outbreak.

The UK will leave the European Aviation Safety Agency at the end of 2020, raising questions about the CAA's ability to take over its responsibilities.

Proposed EASA changes to CS-25 certification regulations would ensure no tire is below its minimum serviceable inflation pressure during operation.

Tradewind will offer service between New York and Newport, Rhode Island aboard its fleet of PC-12 turboprop singles.

GKN Aerospace saw sales increase 7 percent in 2019 and received a boost in its business aviation business with new contracts from Gulfstream, Aerion.

Undeterred by Covid-19 travel limits, WAI's conference remained a strong draw with sold-out exhibit space, leading aerospace women, and 151 scholarships.

Middle East airlines have announced updated fee waiver policies to help passengers plan around the coronavirus disruption.

Helicopter operator Bristow has partnered with Schiebel to conduct the first trial in the UK of unmanned aircraft for maritime and land search and rescue.

A long-distance flight by two Russian Navy “Bears” was intercepted and escorted by Norwegian and UK fighters, including F-35s for the first time.

The operator is seeing some benefits from the restrictions on airline travel.

The Fly Louie Alliance, which looks to bring economies of scale to the fragmented private charter market, has seen growth since its launch last fall.

Florida-based aviation services provider Sheltair has opened its new FBO in the recently completed main terminal building at Ocala International Airport.

NBAA's annual Schedulers and Dispatchers Conference (SDC) will take place on schedule this week in Charlotte, N.C.

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