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NetJets is reinstating most of its fleet in Europe and all NetJets Europe pilots and cabin crew who were furloughed in April.

Type certification plans for the first Rhaegal eVTOL aircraft have been pushed back into the first quarter of 2022.

NBAA's Jo Damato is among the 20 appointees to a new DOT task force that will work to encourage high school students to pursue aviation careers.

Under a new MoU, Spirit AeroSystems will design and build the Aerions AS2 forward fuselage, building on an earlier agreement covering preliminary work.

Lehigh Valley International Airport has wrapped up a two-year construction project, adding an additional 54,000 sq ft of aircraft storage space.

Gulfstream Aerospace has taken its G700 past its maximum cruising speed and altitude as part of its new flagship's flight test program.

Home to EAA's annual AirVenture fly-in, Wittman Regional Airport in Oshkosh, Wisconsin has begun work on a new GA terminal.

Bombardier's Customer Response Center teams will work with The Mobile Repair Team to offer enhance structural repairs for its worldwide fleet.

The successor to the Harbin SH-5 amphibian in People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) service is making progress toward service entry.

AviationManuals has found operators stepping up efforts to implement SMS and improve or develop operational manuals during Covid-related downtime.

A cyberattack on Garmin resulted in widespread problems for aviation and sports product users.

Embraer's scheduled maintenance requirements for the Phenom 100 and 300 light twinjets have been extended by 200 flight hours.

The CleanFlying Coalition founded by FlightAware aims to promote the safety of business aviation in the post-Covid world

Gulfstream’s new service center at Farnborough Airport is now open and took in its first aircraft, a Middle East-based Gulfstream G450, for service.

The agency's administrator touts advanced UAM technologies.

While the company noted overall first-half 2020 declines in revenue based on diminished general aviation traffic, it also cited a rising trend.

Covid effects have driven a need for more cargo capacity around the globe.

Charter operators have a "golden opportunity" with a surge of new customers but must work together to ensure seamless experiences to retain them.

Used helicopter values sink under the pressures of pandemic, cheap oil, and scarce credit.

Precision Support Services has competed multiple remote inspections of Guimbal Cabri helicopters.

The governments of France and Spain have agreed to amend repayable launch investment contracts for the Airbus A350.

A reported ransomware attack that shut down several data services at Garmin over the past day includes those in its aviation portfolio.

Leading up to production certificate approval, the FAA worked with Epic to develop remote audit processes to assist with the review during the pandemic.

Daher has received both FAA and EASA approval of its HomeSafe emergency autoland system on its TBM 940.

Brazilian authorities have given the green light for E-Jets, ERJ-145s, and EMB-120s to carry supplemental cargo.

To better service its AOG customers, Arizona-based Cutter Aviation has added a mobile AOG unit at its Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport headquarters.

Blackhawk Aerospace has received FAA STC approval for its XR Upgrade Kit for the King Air 350-series twin turboprop.

FAA deputy administrator Daniel Elwell said a recovery in airline traffic depends heavily on passengers consistently following Covid-19 safety measures.

EmbraerX is stepping up development of a four-seat, all-electric eVTOL, while also preparing a concept of operations for urban air traffic management.

The global pandemic has inevitably hit production rates for the F-35, but Lockheed Martin hopes to begin clawing back lost time in the fall.