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With the cancelation of countless commercial flights, the supply of jet-A is starting to back up as refineries begin to slow production.

British Airways' cabin and ground-crew furlough agreement includes a guarantee of no unpaid temporary layoffs or redundancies.

The FAA has received an array of requests for leniency during the Covid-19 crisis and says it is working to get through them.

GE Aviation blames the latest furlough on the "unprecedented" impact of Covid-19 on the commercial aviation industry.

Customer service matters, and the top FBO's among AIN's readers know how to deliver.

The IS&S autothrottle is gaining new certifications in turboprop aircraft.

The FAA has developed a notice of proposed rulemaking that would establish subsonic landing and takeoff cycle standards for supersonic aircraft.

Completed at West Star Aviation's East Alton, Illinois facility, the 24-year 4th C inspection on a Falcon 900EX encompassed most of the aircraft.

A lull in business jet flight activity has meant a short-term upswing in business for the MRO provider's three U.S. facilities.

AMAC Aerospace's Basel facility has been busy with projects involving VIP 747-8s and 737s, along with a Global 6000

NBAA’s News Hour webinar on March 31 addressed how companies can maintain flight department readiness

Dubai’s state-owned carrier Emirates has supplemented its SkyCargo operation with Boeing 777 passenger airplanes.

The spread of Covid-19 has hit airlines in Brazil and Colombia particularly hard.

NATA and NBAA wrote Treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin for guidance that would more clearly apply to general aviation operations seeking CARES Act aid,

Here's What It Will Take to Make Urban Air Mobility a Reality - FutureFlight

Airbus closed its Voom per seat helicopter charter operation, saying that data generated from the booking app will inform its urban air mobility plans.

The International Air Transport Association calls for states to allow airlines to issue vouchers rather than direct refunds for canceled tickets.

Honeywell is putting to work storage space at its Phoenix engine campus to add capability to manufacture N95 masks.

Joe Clark co-founded Aviation Partners, Inc. in 1991, a venture that result in the savings of billions of gallons of fuel consumed.

Arkansas Jonesboro Municipal Airport, took a direct hit from a Category 3 tornado which caused severe damage over the weekend.

The Flordia-based airplane manufacturer established the production line last week after developing a successful prototype.

The latest FAA exemption, issued at the request of NATA, applies to Part 135 pilots engaged in international operations and facing expiration of medicals.

A pair of NetJets Bombardier Global 6000s flew to China to pick up surplus N95 masks and other medical equipment for Mount Sinai Health System.

A study from CItadel Consulting, commissioned by Wyvern, found Wyvern's Wingman program to adhere most closely with the ICAO source documents.

Airlines are parking up to half their aircraft, creating an unusual operating environment at airports, the FAA is advising in a safety alert.

Congressional Democrats cite the airlines’ “moral responsibility” to pay back customers and repatriate U.S. citizens.

The new Insight app from Appareo gives pilots a clearly spelled out transcription of ATC communications.

MROs and others respond to segment of aircraft whose values don't justify the costs of turbine engine overhauls.

The move by Airbus to close its Spanish plants follows a government order to cease all non-essential activities across the country.

In another exemption, FAA is holding off on enforcement actions for pilots facing expiring medicals through June 30, but HAI warns to check with insurers.