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During this week's BASS, the FAA administrator overviewed the measures the agency is taking to keep the NAS operational during the Covid-19 pandemic.

JetSuite’s aircraft operating arm, Superior Air Charter, on Tuesday filed for Chapter 11 reorganization in a U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware.

Textron CEO Scott Donnelly sees a bright future for the company’s Bell unit.

The DOT OIG found the roughly 250 U.S. contract towers used at least 47.6% fewer resources on average between 2015 and 2018, and had fewer safety events.

Q&A on Honeywell’s Blockchain-based GoDirect Trade Aviation Parts Marketplace

Embraer faces a reset as Boeing conserves cash.

Million Air used one of its charter aircraft to ferry its donation of surgical and N95 protective masks to New York's hard hit Westchester County.

Flying in masks and gloves and distancing from cabin medical crews is now required conduct for emergency helicopter pilots.

The U.S. Helicopter Safety Team has released a new recommended practice training guide to mitigate risks, including plans based on real acccidents.

Airliner deliveries could fall further during the second and third quarters of 2020, resulting in greater financial pressure on the aerospace supply chain.

Fulcrum Labs and Aviation Institute of Maintenance have partnered to offer more online training for A&P mechanic students.

Garmin's new aera 760 portable GPS navigator adds many avionics-like features in a compact 7-inch display.

Improved earnings on the military side of the helicopter business have balanced disappointing news from the struggling oil and gas sector.

Saab has delivered the first of three GlobalEye swing-role surveillance systems to the United Arab Emirates on schedule.

The Embraer Phenom inspections at the Eagle Creek MROs included landing gear overhauls and, in a few instances, Garmin G1000 upgrades.

The California-based aviation services provider is now offering cabin cleaning and disinfection at its maintenance bases and through its mobile teams.

First-quarter deliveries at Gulfstream Aerospace fell 33 percent due to Covid-19 travel restrictions, while supply chain issues will curtail production.

AirFinance founder Kirsten Bartok Touw predicts rapid consolidation in the urban air mobility sector as only companies with cash in hand may now succeed.

CEO David Calhoun detailed plans for slashing the Boeing workforce by 10 percent and widebody aircraft production in half by 2022.

Schools have adapted to online curriculums for now but believe these tools can be used in part to maintain a future pipeline.

Years in the making, the FAA AC 142-1 creates a new approach to Part 135 training that calls for a consensus-based standardized curricula.

The workforces of NetJets Europe and Executive Jet Management have been cut by 25 percent in response to a significant dip in demand for flights.

Most Boeing South Carolina employees will return to work on May 3 and 4.

A passenger face-covering requirement at JetBlue starting May 4 follows national measures in Canada and the UAE.

Camp's Inventory Locator Service and aviation MRO and logistics software developer Component Control have launched ILS Bridge for Quantum.

North Little Rock Municipal Airport has postponed its plans for a new GA terminal and hangar as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Upset prevention and recovery training (UPRT) provider Aviation Performance Solutions has launched new free and paid online UPRT course options.

Westfield-Barnes Regional Airport has kicked off a $7.6 million reconstruction project on its secondary runway 15/33.

Some 12,000 will be laid off at British Airways, which accounted for the majority of parent group IAG's declining revenues during the first quarter.

Bombardier suspended production on March 24 following mandates by the governments of Quebec and Ontario.