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NetJets is the first charter provider and fractional-share operation to work with the FAA to launch an AQP.

Honeywell's new MicroVCS offers lower maintenance and reduced weight for electric aircraft air-conditioning needs.

XOJet Aviation has implemented a series of countermeasures to protect passenger and crew heath and safety as it has kept flying throughout the pandemic.

The Royal Canadian Air Force is upgrading nearly half of its Hornet fleet while it waits for a new fighter.

BBGA says the UK goverment has ignored its proposals for safety measures it believes could avoid the need for a damaging quarantine.

Another short-term extension of the medical deadlines is in the works, but FAA's Dan Elwell says the agency is hoping to "unravel" these leniencies soon.

Customer deliveries of the new Airbus Helicopters H145 D3 will begin later this summer.

The Helicopter Association International's "Covid Clean" program seeks to reassure rotorcraft customers.

Aircraft operators have much to consider when it comes to which methods they should use when it comes to Covid-19 disinfection.

Flying the New Embraer Phenom 300E

With 109 days left until the scheduled opening of NBAA-BACE 2020 in Orlando, Florida, many are trying to decide whether or not to go in this Covid era.

The Flightdocs-ATP combination creates a company offering an array of aircraft maintenance services and data.

IATA says Europe's airlines have yet to see the worst of the traffic downturn caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, with more jobs and heavier losses to come.

Australia's borders will remain closed to most international visitors through 2021, with the exception of trips to and from New Zealand.

GE Aviation still expects to deliver clean-sheet Catalyst turboprop engine for the Textron Aviation Cessna Denali this year.

Level Europe operated low-cost short-haul flights from bases in Vienna and Amsterdam with Airbus A320 family aircraft.

Average preowned business aircraft values have fallen 10 to 15 percent so far during the pandemic, with some individual makes and models down 20+ percent.

Hydrogen fuel weighs less than jet fuel and for the CityHawk eVTOL it will deliver range of us to around 125 miles when it enters service from around 2028.

The FAA is moving forward on certification improvement efforts, including an ODA oversight office and the hiring of new technical staff.

The GBU-53 is currently the only weapon in the U.S. inventory that can hit moving targets at night and in visually-obscured conditions.

Sens Schatz, Hirono introduce legislation to mandate 135 for air tour, skydiving ops.

The compound Sikorsky-Boeing SB-1 Defiant helicopter broke the 200-knot speed barrier earlier this month.

GE Aviation remains on track to meet the timeline for Aerion's AS2 supersonic jet, while also ensuring that its Affinity engine can run on biofuel.

The Tamarack Aerospace Group discount on Atlas active winglets installation is available through the end of June.

Gulfstream is nearing the end of the line for its workhorse G550 with the announcement that it taken the last order for the long-range twinjet.

Precise Flight's Pulselite bird strike prevention system STC has been expanded to include Bell 429 and 505 helicopters.

As it eyes the future of speed in its product lines, Aerion has captured orders valued at more than $3 billion for its initial product, the AS2.

Illegal charters, new users of charter, insurance issues for Part 135 operators were among the topics discussed during a NATA webinar on Wednesday.

Senate Commerce Committee chairman Roger Wicker grilled FAA Administrator Steve Dickson on what the senator called a lack of cooperation by the agency.

While the number of available pilots will continue to increase with airline furloughs, charter execs say during an NBAA webinar the situation is temporary.