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

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

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 UK's Farnborough Airport spent nine years making the changes that resulted in it becoming the world's first carbon neutral business aviation airport.

Stardustjets and Germany's Heron will jointly apply for an Indian air operator's certificate and the Mumbai-based startup intends to buy a midsized jet.

The Luftwaffe is set to receive a split buy of Typhoons, Super Hornets, and Growlers to replace its remaining Tornado aircraft.

Honeywell's GoDirect Trade e-commerce platform is trying to remove barriers to aviation parts transactions.

Acceptance testing of FlightSafety International’s FlightSmart has been completed at Columbus Air Force Base in Mississippi.

The NATA Part 135 Covid-19 Task Force will address a range of concerns and develop best practices covering flight crew and passenger safety.

AMAC Aerospace has taken on two Airbus Corporate Jet projects and has a third in the pipeline as well as work on a pair of Bombardier Global twins.

Duncan has installed the ACA chemical-free air purification system in a Gulfstream and is working on approvals for other aircraft.

Textron Aviation delivered two Cessna Citation Latitudes to the Japan Air Self Defense Force that are configured for flight inspection missions.

Delta Air Lines takes steps to accelerate plans to simplify its fleet in preparation for the “new normal.”

Avinode is offering Avinode Aid for free to ensure brokers can find available aircraft for air medical transport or humanitarian relief missions.

Avinode is offering Avinode Aid for free to ensure brokers can find available aircraft for air medical transport or humanitarian relief missions.

The price of petroleum-based jet-A has fallen because of the Covid-19 crisis, but the industry still looks to SAF use to reach environmental goals.

The European Commission has set a new deadline of August 7 to complete its review of the planned Embraer-Boeing tie-up.

The International Air Transport Association points to a failure of governments to provide financial support as a reason for Virgin Australia’s insolvency.

Elling Halvorson, who died on April 16 at the age of 88, founded Papillon Grand Canyon Helicopters in 1965, a business that flies 600,0000 pax a year.

Textron Aviation delivered the first Citation CJ4 light business jet on April 20, 2010.

The International Air Transport Association calls for so-called confidence-boosting measures to attract passengers.

Aircraft brokers remain optimistic about preowned business jet sales post Covid-19, according to an International Aircraft Dealers Association webinar.

Draft FAA guidance would have inspectors advise operators to update their weight and balance programs and submit them for approval.

As lawmakers negotiate the next round of relief packages, NBAA stresses the importance of young professionals to reach out to their lawmakers.

Business Aircraft Operators Need to Pay Attention to Covid-19 Security and Medical Concerns

China Development Bank Aviation has restructured its Max backlog to include a cancellation of 29 deliveries.

Some 4,700 pilots and cabin crew at Norwegian Group subsidiaries risk losing their jobs.

CAE credited a government relief program in assisting with the recall of 1,500 of its workers temporarily laid off in Canada.

Dallas-based bizjet charter operator JetSuite has grounded its all-Embraer fleet and furloughed most of its crewmembers as the Covid-19 crisis drags on.

Following FAA approval, Luminaerospace hopes to ramp up production of replacement taxiway light covers that help pilots interpret taxiway boundaries.