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The International Air Transport Association projects historically steep losses of $84.3 billion this year to decline to $15.8 billion in 2021.

FBO services and aviation real estate provider Sheltair has debuted a new hangar at its Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport location.

India’s largest low-cost carrier Indigo has now started offering aircraft charter under IndiGo Charter Services to boost revenue.

Dubai’s Emirates Airline said it “deeply regrets” workforce cuts.

The Airline Safety Improvement Act would require SMS for manufacturers, best practices for ODAs, further human factors research, and wider flight-testing.

The Aeronautical Repair Station Association survey seeks input from non-member maintenance providers about the effects of Covid-19.

Having already bought three earlier generations of Challenger aircraft, the RCAF continues to support its domestic business jet manufacturer.

Helsinki-based Coptersafety has received FAA Level-D qualification from the FAA for its CAE AW139 full flight simulator.

Fly Louie Alliance has partnered with Hotel Connections to offer members savings on crew hotel stays and related amenities.

WingX data shows a sharp increase in business aircraft movements into the UK as travelers rushed to avoid new quarantine rules that took effect on June 8.

As many as 21,175 U.S. aircraft became compliant with the ADS-B Out mandate through the first five months of the year with few legacy retirements.

Flexjet planned to announce a “significant expansion” in Europe two weeks ago at what would have been EBACE 2020, but Covid-19 pushed it to next spring.

Why Brokers Believe the Preowned Private Jet Market Will Recover From Covid

The latest iteration of the F/A-18E/F introduces a host of improvements and additional capabilities, including conformal fuel tanks.

The latest version of the Northrop Grumman anti-radar missile is to be fielded on U.S. Navy Super Hornets and Growlers, and on the F-35C.

The UK aviation industry fears that already low traffic levels will collapse when the quarantine is enforced from June 8.

British Airways is suing the UK government after refusing to participate in a meeting with the UK Home Secretary to discuss new quarantine rules.

With predictions of a Covid-19 induced 30 percent drop in business jet deliveries this year, Bombardier has pared 2,500 employees from its staff.

NATA said a rulemaking change to expand the number of pilot line checks that operators can perform would increase safety and ease FAA resource demands.

National Air Transportation Association president and CEO Tim Obitts says general aviation is equipped to quickly fill gaps in air service.

The U.S. Department of Transportation will allow Chinese carriers to fly as many as two round trips a week between the two countries.

Lowering inspection costs and reducing customer aircraft downtimes appear on Textron Aviation senior v-p of customer support Brian Rohloff's to-do list.

Three airlines and seven airports have agreed to help implement health measures recommended by EASA’s new health protocol.

Etihad will begin service to 20 cities on June 10 from Abu Dhabi while Emirates launches flights to 16 key destinations on June 15.

With the opening of its latest location at Gerald R. Ford International Airport, Michigan-based Avflight now operates seven FBOs in its home state.

The guide is intended to help flight departments better understand where and when a minimum equipment list is required.

Dassault Falcon Services completed the passenger-to-cargo conversion of a Falcon 900B in eight days.

With airport traffic expected to rise towards pre-Covid levels once again, Airports Council International has issued guidelines for ramping up operations.

A move to allow more foreign carriers to resume service to China comes a day after the U.S. ordered a ban on passenger flights by Chinese airlines.

The Helicopter Association International calls for installing flight recorders in all new helicopters, not just those with turbine engines.