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The lasting effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on business jet travel won't be known for some time, analyst Brian Foley writes.

New low-cost carrier Air Arabia Abu Dhabi gets ready to start operations despite Covid-19 travel restrictions.

Helicopter operators can now install Garmin's GI 275 electronic flight instruments.

Moldovan police raided a factory in Cruileni allegedly making unauthorized copies of Russian Kamov-26 coaxial rotor utility helicopters.

The UK private aviation gateway is mitigating the risk of Covid-19 infection by minimizing contact and using protective equipment.

A change to the European Union's customs code acknowledges establish practice allowing flight plans to suffice for declaration of entry and departure.

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The delayed review of the UK's contentious quarantine policy eases requirements for 59 countries, but not for travelers from the U.S. and many others.

The long-range anti-ship missile extends Australia’s maritime reach as strategic competition rises in the Indo-Pacific region.

The Stratos 716X single-engine, 4-6 seat personal jet made its first flight July 2 from the company’s plant in Redmond, Oregon .

NBAA Cancels NBAA-BACE, Boeing 737 Max Resumes Flight Testing, Global 7500 Gets Green Credentials, Farnborough Airshow Goes Virtual, OSHA Proposes Fine for

To further protect the safety of its crews and passengers, VistaJet is equipping its Global fleet with state-of-the-art telemedicine devices.

A 50 percent reduction in airplane output by ATR this year will accompany the loss of 204 jobs.

Global business aircraft activity continued its post-Covid-19 recovery last month, with traffic down 30 percent from year-ago levels, said WingX Advance.

The Air Charter Expo will return next year at London Biggin Hill Airport.

While the House infrastructure package is in doubt, several of the measures remain on the table for future legislation.

NBAA Cancels BACE, 737 Max Resumes Flight Testing, Global 7500 Gets Green Papers, Farnborough Airshow Goes Virtual, OSHA Proposes Fine at Textron Aviation

Airbus Helicopters’ medium twin H160 received EASA type certification approval on July 1.

Axa XL, the property and casualty and specialty risk division of insurance provider Axa, has recognized Wyvern’s Safety Leader Training Course.

Private aviation spend management software provider MySky is partnering with S&P Global Platts to provide users with the latest fuel pricing data.

Business jets equipped with legacy Universal Avionics FMSs will need upgrades due to parts obsolescence issues.

Following three days of flight testing the 737 Max, the FAA must now evaluate data on changes to the airplane’s flight control system.

Farnborough International Air Show Set for Online Takeoff

How AMAC’s Culture Has Allowed It to Thrive During the Covid-19 Downturn

Rolling restrictions, spiking coronavirus cases, and advisories against large gatherings led NBAA to cancel what would have been the 73rd edition of BACE.

ICAO’s decision to change the baseline date for Corsia’s emissions calculation has drawn condemnation from environmentalists but applause from airlines.

The International Air Transport Association cites Covid case rates in the U.S. and half of emerging economies as an impediment to air traffic recovery.

Eighty Textron Aviation workers are affected in today's announcement, most of whom are in Wichita.

The Department of Transportation’s Inspector General’s office faulted Boeing for failing to submit documents detailing modifications to the 737 Max’s MCAS.

After a launch in mid-June NATA's Safety 1st Clean program has reached 50 members.