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The Dubai-based air transport giant will shut down passenger flying while imposing a 25 to 50 percent salary cut.

The Covid-19 crisis has not materially impacted the nation’s air ambulance industry—yet.

In an ongoing effort to relieve pressure on beleaguered hospitals, the Armée de l’Air has begun transporting patients to less-affected areas.

Coronavirus concerns nix one the world’s premier aerospace events, the biennial Farnborough International Airshow.

Almost 50,000 flights and more than 10 million seats will disappear from the market as a direct result of the European Union's 30-day travel ban.

The FAA has now had to close towers in New York, Chicago and Las Vegas after positive tests were found among technicians.

The private charter sector seems to have been able to capitalise on urgent demand for lift as Covid-19 travel bans bite, but how long will this last?

To help its members during this period of hardship, NATA is proposing a sweeping slate of remedies to Congress.

The parent company of De Havilland Canada and Viking Air will lay off some 980 employees.

The FOC version of the LCA Mk1 Tejas introduces inflight refueling capability and long-range missiles.

Australia's flag carrier decided to “stand down” two-thirds of its workforce as overseas flying ceases.

In a letter to the FAA, AOPA said it was receiving numerous calls from members on how to stay current and meet other necessary deadlines.

The March 10 tie-up between Airean and Searidge Technologies could serve as a model for future industrial partnerships for space-based data applications.

Asian rideshare group Ascent believes that Urban Aeronautics' hydrogen powered CityHawk eVTOL could be a good solution for sustainable urban air mobility.

The German airline group has entered talks with Airbus and Boeing to defer deliveries and cancel orders.

Trans States Holdings sees its second regional subsidiary fail in the course of a week.

Spirit Aeronautics is celebrating its 20th years in the avionics and maintenance business.

The March 3 tornado caused $93 million in infrastructure damage to John C. Tune Airport in west Nashville.

U.S. airlines expect to be “first in line” for government support of the aerospace industry.

First Mitsubishi SpaceJet M90 in Final Configuration Takes Flight - AIN

At the heart of the AT-6 Wolverine is a mission computer system developed for the A-10C upgrade of the Warthog.

The European Union's external border will be closed to most non-citizens for at least 30 days, but flight crew will still be allowed entry.

SpaceJet FTV10’s first flight marks the start of the final phase of certification testing for the M90.

C&L's commercial aircraft expertise includes types such as Embraer ERJ 135/140/145, Saab 340, ATR 42/72, Dash-8, and CRJ 200/700.

The Aeronautical Repair Station Association is seeking from Congress a relief package of tax credits and $11 billion in grants and loan guarantees.

PrimeFlight Aviation Services' acquisition of aircraft refueling equipment supplier ProFlo follows its purchase of GSE specialist Global Aviation Services.

The non-destructive testing certification was awarded by three regulators, including EASA.

Airbus calls on the USTR to suspend the tariffs on European made aircraft the engage in a negotiated settlement.

Aerospace Quality Research and Development engineered and developed the ADS-B installation package for the Starship.

Austrian Airlines to stop flying March 18, Porter on March 20.