Content Archive: November 2020

The UK government is investing almost $28 million to encourage development of sustainable aviation fuel use.

Etihad’s plan to start services to Tel Aviv on March 28 heralds a codeshare deal, MRO collaboration and cooperation on cargo services.

The latest fighter loss is the second for the Republic of China Air Force in the past few weeks, and the fourth this year.

AIA and IAM leaders say say bills to protect aerospace worker jobs would help stabilize the industry and "it's time for Congress to act."

Sherif Abouzeid will lead JetHQ's new sales office in Egypt.

The French navy—which currently flies Falcon 200s and 50s—is to continue its tradition of operating Falcon models in the maritime surveillance role.

After the U.S. Air Force contract, Hermeus received $16 million in funding as it works toward the design of its Mach 5 aircraft and the engine to power it.

A Global 6000 experienced a runway excursion following a nosewheel steering failure and “inadvertent application of right braking” while landing.

Metrojet completed 4C checks on two Gulfstream G650ER within the allotted 30 days.

A new order signed by FAA Administrator Steve Dickson paves the way for the Max’s return to service by year-end.