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EBAA pointed to rising Covid-19 cases for its decision to move its annual Safety Summit to a virtual format.

Launching service on October 15 with former Alitalia airplanes, ITA plans to take the first of the new Airbus jets by the end of the first quarter of 2022.

Nomad's authorized dealership designation with Collins Aerospace increases the Basel, Switzerland-based MRO provider's service offerings.

Most repair shops expect business to improve or at least stay the same and are raising wages and hiking rates, according to an AEA survey.

Bombardier announced this week two simultaneous Collins Pro Line Fusion installs on the Challenger 604 at its Dallas and Hartford service centers.

LCI's Nova acquisition boosts its twin-engine rotary fleet to more than 140.

Grupo Aeronáutico, Gulfstream's new authorized sales representative for Ecuador and Peru, has provided a range of services throughout Latin America.

GrandView Aviation implements a fatigue management program for pilots and is increasing their pay as it wrestles with 'incredible' charter demand.

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After over 35 years the Boeing F/A-18A/B fighter has bowed out of RAAF service, leaving the F/A-18F Super Hornet and F-35A to provide Australia’s airpower.

FlyExclusive's new business center in Key Largo, Florida, is for members of the charter operator's Jet Club program.

Flying Colours has signed with SmartSky to act as a sales and installation facility for the latter company’s air-to-ground connectivity system.

The December 7 deadline for operators to use the PRD to review pilot records follows an FAA rule released in May establishing the electronic database.

Urging a risked-based approach, EBAA pointed to WHO guidance that travel bans impose a heavy burden on people with only a possible slight benefit.

Pratt & Whitney and Embraer have signed an MOU calling for the use of 100 percent SAF in a E195-E2.

Fractional and managed aircraft company Airshare plans to expand its maintenance services in Wichita to non-fleet aircraft.

Duncan Aviation moved its Teterboro satellite operation to Meridian's FBO.

A team of researchers expect to publish results of the ECLIF3 emissions studies toward the end of next year or in 2023.

Joramco, which claims to be the largest independent MRO in the Middle East, serves clients from India to Western Europe.

The charter broker said demand was strongest for light and midsize jets.

Following its recent launch and rolling out of "Freedom" service, Four Corners Aviation has established its initial leadership core.

VistaJet is forecasting that its four Bombardier Global 7500s will each log 1,400 flight hours in their first year of operations.

USAIG chief John Brogan said underwriters are considering whether a company has SMS when they evaluate risk.

London-based jet card provider Instajet expects to add U.S. domestic routes to the Route Card in January.

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Circling approaches are 25 times less safe than straight-in approches and thus should be conducted only as a last resort.

Textron confirmed that its Nexus eVTOL is a technology testbed, rather than an active program as it continues to assess its advanced air mobility options.

Deliveries of the second-generation of the Swedish multi-role fighter will begin shortly to the Brazilian and Swedish air forces.

Blade India is expanding its service there with five new leased Airbus Helicopters H125 singles provided to its operators there.

The Exocet-armed AH-15B version of the H225M helicopter provides the Brazilian navy with a powerful anti-ship capability.