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Covid-19 forced the Australian flag carrier to delay plans for ultra-long-haul flights between the east coast of Australia and cities such as London.

The company reports that its aircraft are being used around the world to distribute the vaccines to isolated areas.

Two of the aircraft will operate under the San Marino Registry.

India is the latest country to join the Aireon space-based ADS-B network, which should mean more economical operations with lower fuel burn.

Wheels Up soon will be a publicly-traded company on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) thanks to a definitive agreement with a special-purpose company.

Rolls-Royce has successfully conducted its first tests on a business jet engine using 100 percent SAF.

Available flights will initially be on Airbus AS350 and AS355 light singles and twins as well as Robinson R44s.

NATA and NBAA are seeking further guidance or rulemaking on the responsibilities of brokers and charters surrounding FET collection.

What to Expect for the Aviation Industry from the Biden Administration

Plotting transoceanic routes based on most efficient air distances will result in fuel savings and a reduction in CO2 emissions.

The Aviation Manufacturing Jobs Protection Act of 2021, introduced in the House, would provide federal cost-sharing for aviation manufacturing jobs.

Collins is looking across all disciplines with "Redefining Air Travel" ambitions as the pandemic is spurring permanent changes in some flying approaches.

The new Congress begins with the introduction of bills calling for mandatory HTAWS, seeking limits on air tours.

Ross Aviation's FBO at Palm Springs, California-area Jacqueline Cochrane Regional Airport is one of 19 FBOs at 17 locations across the U.S.

Few practical options exist for mitigating helicopter noise in the Washington, D.C. area.

Dassault flight tests so-called SmartThrottles on an experimental Falcon 7X, easing power management and enabling advanced upset recovery.

Satcom and air-to-ground network debuts will bring cheaper Wi-Fi to more airframes in 2021.

Gregory Beason is president and CEO of AllClear, Glenn Hogben CEO of ACA, and David Wyndham v-p for Asset Insight.

Preliminary and final accident reports, February 2021

Torqued: Why does the FAA ignore the fact that that the risk of flying is far lower than driving when looking at Covid-19 risk?

Joby Aviation and Wisk are among the vehicle partners supporting the U.S. agency's Advanced Air Mobility program

Currently, only a few thousand civil aircraft are built worldwide each year, but the new AAM sector claims it will be turning out tens of thousands of units annually.

Bell officially launched the 19-passenger 525 in 2012.

The first batch of F-16s from the Israeli Air Force arrived at Top Aces' Arizona location this week.

As a nation, we’ve become extremely divided—and it’s negatively affecting our workforce culture.

An emerging safety threat identified through incident investigations and flight data analysis points to lower-than-prescribed rotation rates during takeoff

After the sale of its transportation unit to Alstom, Bombardier—as a standalone business aviation company—is left with $4.7 billion in debt.

Having bought Cobham Aviation Services in September, Draken has formally rebranded its UK-based activity.

The new standard developed by ASTM International's GA aircraft committee will be used by OEMs, MROs, and regulators.

The FAA has issued TSO authorization for the uAvionix tailBeaconX ADS-B Out transponder.