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The Wichita-based supplier to Airbus and Boeing saw 2020 revenue nearly halved by the 737 Max grounding and Covid-19's effect on commercial aviation.

The NTSB is exploring options for its training programs, but it is discontinuing use of its TWA Flight 800 reconstruction use.

Jeffries equity analyst Sheila Kahyaoglu outlined expected improvements in 2021 at the Wichita-based Beechcraft and Cessna airframer in an investor note.

NTSB chairman Robert Sumwalt said that a fan blade from the PW4000 that failed in-flight on February 20 showed so-called "beach" marks.

Hit hard by Covid's impact on the air transport sector, Spanish aerostructures specialist Aciturri has begun a risk-sharing partnership with Lilium.

According to the Aviation Business Strategies Group, nearly 70 percent of the North American FBOs it surveyed reported decreased fuel sales last year.

Facing a need to develop a master plan to guide its development, Indiana’s Jasper County Airport Authority has hired a strategic consulting firm.

The company now has seven of the very light twinjets available for charter.

The Air Charter Association said challenges brought on by Covid-19 and Brexit are driving up the number of membership applications.

An inflight engine failure suffered by a cargo 747-400 involved a smaller version of the PW4000 that failed over Colorado on February 20.

SmartSky Networks has closed on more than $32 million in additional funding as it aims to launch its air-to-ground connectivity by year-end.

Embraer recently marked the first delivery of a Praetor 500 in Brazil.

Transport Canada issues emergency airworthiness directive mandating inspection of collective sticks in Bell 505s.

The practice remains controversial and what's permitted is still unclear, though the FAA issued guidance on this subject a year ago, according to the GAO.

The FAA's 43rd annual General Aviation Part 135 Activity Survey is used to track key GA safety and economic information.

Following the grounding of all 32 of the suspect 777s in operation in Japan, the FAA ordered immediate or “stepped up” inspection of 24 airplanes at UAL.

The new Flex series from Mid-Continent Instruments and Avionics can help give new life to aircraft with obsolete instruments.

The German manufacturer has yet to complete the preliminary design review for a full-scale prototype that is expected to be larger than the earlier five-seat demonstrator.

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The suit against the Chinese eVTOL aircraft developer seeks compensation and damages from the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York for alleged materially false and misleading statements.

Mid-Continent’s Flex Custom Function Display Simplifies Aircraft Instrument Development

The uncontained failure of a Pratt & Whitney PW4077 forces a United Airlines 777-200 to return to Denver.

Airlines for America members agree to ask inbound international passengers to provide five data points.

Indonesia’s air force hopes to acquire a new fleet of multi-role fighters, along with tankers, transports, UAVs, air defense radars and AEW aircraft.

Albuquerque, New Mexico-based One Aviation will now be liquidated after several failed reorganization attempts.

Industry analyst does see some upside later in 2021, but expects MRO business to remain flat with 2020 levels for the time being.

The pandemic has been an awakening for business aviation, alleviating the pilot shortage and bringing in first-time aircraft buyers.

The Bell 206 derivative served as the U.S. Army's primary training helicopter since 1993.

The QTA HTF7000 repair, which involves reinforcing the thrust reverser doors with graphite doublers, received both FAA and EASA approvals.

Piper Aircraft M600 factory training provider Legacy Flight Training has added a Frasca M600/SLS simulator at its Vero Beach, Florida learning center.