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Traffic data from seven airports around the globe provides a fascinating snapshot of how the Covid-19 pandemic has dented air transport activity.

Airlines that have not benefitted from government aid struggle to survive the pandemic.

Boeing is making considerable strides in flight-testing of the T-7A advanced trainer and is on track to meet the program schedule.

Geared turbofan fixes accelerate as Pratt & Whitney gains more ready access to fleets.

Qatar’s Typhoon pilots will train in simulators equipped with CAE’s highly realistic vision system under a contract managed by BAE Systems.

Senior industry leaders addressing the opening ceremony for the FIA Connect event indicated that the aerospace sector faces a long path to recovery.

Turning to maximizing efficiency of a uniform A220 fleet, Air Baltic sees a return to its pre-Covid business plan’s targets by the end of 2022.

UK-based Electric Aviation Group says its 800-nm-range, 70-seat hybrid-electric aircraft will be ready to enter service by 2028.

Aerocor has expanded its digital aircraft library from just the Eclipse 500 to all single-pilot-certified Citations and the Beechcraft Premier I/A.

New EASA cybersecurity standards include helicopters.

The NTSB has released the docket information on the Aug. 15, 2019 crash of a Cessna Citation Latitude carrying race car driver Dale Earnhardt Jr.

NetJets’ acceptance of its 25th Challenger 650 fulfills more than $10 billion in firm orders placed by the fractional provider between 2010 and 2012.

More UK companies have joined the industrial effort to develop a sixth-generation fighter, while Saab is growing its participation in the project.

The CEOs of Airbus and Leonardo worry of difficulties working with the UK aerospace sector if Britain doesn't reach a trade agreement with the EU.

With a rapidly-growing demand for a digitally competent workforce, the UK is launching a digital learning and information portal.

The challenge of bringing urban air mobility vehicles to market is making a lot of smart people work very hard on solutions.

All segments of aviation agree, there is not one magic bullet for solving the industry's carbon emissions quandary.

BAE is adapting energy management, engine controls, and power conversion systems for use with the electric propulsion systems of new eVTOL aircraft.

Zurich-based MRO provider SR Technics is now offering remote table inspections (RTI) for engines at its facility.

Airbus A350-900 inboard flaps assemblies undergo fabrication in the UAE by Strata Manufacturing.

Rolls-Royce has mounted a series of solutions to improve durability of its Trent 1000 series engines.

IATA and engineering experts expressed skepticism about the regulatory and cost viability of proposed seat dividers to block Covid virus.

HMS Queen Elizabeth has begun operational training of both the ship’s company and aircrew in the build-up to the first operational cruise.

Boom's plan for the October 7 virtual XB-1 rollout is the next step in its ambitions to develop the Mach 2.2 55-passenger Overture.

Western Aircraft's 93,000-sq-ft expansion is driven by its pursuit of more Gulfstream and Citation work.

The UK’s defense laboratory is overseeing a project to develop unmanned vehicles to partner with manned combat aircraft.

The Max’s July 10 operational suitability flight marked one of the last procedural hurdles the program must clear before the FAA lifts its grounding.

Over four days, the industry will gather around a program of 77 webinars addressing all aspects of aerospace and defense.

The RAF plans to operate 16 Protector remotely piloted aircraft, which are based on the General Atomics MQ-9B SkyGuardian.