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The state's Department of Transportation has indicated it plans to close Dillingham Airfield next year.

The commercial airplane manufacturer posted a $466 million net loss in the third quarter of 2020.

Heathrow urges the swift introduction of Covid-19 passenger testing to replace the quarantine rule and reverse a fall in traffic.

A letter from 80 organizations appeals to key U.S. Senate leaders to ensure the FCC reconsiders its approval of the Ligado L-Band spectrum use.

The FAA is conducting more business virtually in Covid-19 era: 5,000 Zoom meetings a day.

Third-quarter aircraft deliveries at Gulfstream Aerospace continued to edge closer to pre-Covid levels, but were still down 15.8 percent from a year ago.

The Air Charter Association's under-35 "NextGeneration" group will help showcase and encourage the future workforce of the industry across a range of jobs.

The team, which now encompasses 16 bases nationwide, has completed its second decade.

This is Ontic's fourth tranche of JT15D parts manufacturing rights from Pratt & Whitney Canada.

Despite predicting a record net loss in FY2020, Japan-based All Nippon Airways plans to create a new low-cost widebody unit for medium-distance flights.

HJS said the newly designed website enables visitors to search aftermarket component options, parts inventory, and other resources.

FAA hopes to have a proposed rule mandating broader safety management systems (SMS) ready by 2022.

Traxxall 360 streamlines workflows with a more intuitive interface that is customizable and is faster, more robust, and more secure, Traxxall said.

The 42,000-sq-ft facility replaces Aircraft Specialties' previous home for the past 34 years.

The trade body warns that unit costs will have to be cut by 30 percent to match expected decline in unit revenue and reach break-even in 2021.

Global private lift provider VistaJet has unveiled a new collection of private and secure high-end vacation destination partnerships.

Following an unhappy experience with the Dhruv, the FAE is receiving H145s equipped for military, search and rescue, and disaster relief operations.

Nav Canada, the private company that operates the country’s ATC system, reported a net loss of $584 million in Fiscal Year 2020.

NBAA was among a number of GA organizations that support the Relay in the Sky Tribute to health care professionals that involved flights across the U.S.

Tamarack Aerospace has performed the first European Atlas active winglet installations on a pair of Cessna Citation CJs at its new London facility.

Asian Sky Group reports continued slowing of GA operations and fleet growth, but says flight hours have shown resiliency.

Bombardier's 50,000-sq-ft service center at Essendon Fields Airport in Melbourne, Australia is expected to become operational in 2022.

Joe Anckner, who passed away on October 18, spent 44 years at Guflstream, selling more than 200 of the OEM's jets in more than 50 countries.

Tecnam's nine-passenger, all-electric P-Volt is set to enter commercial service during the second half of the 2020s, according to the Italian manufacturer.

At the recent Flight Safety Foundation's IASS, safety leaders expressed concern about headcount cuts and supply chain disruptions that could harm safety.

Covid-19’s impact on the U.S. domestic airline industry was the topic of a panel discussion during the 2020 International Air Safety Summit.

The UK's Aerospace Technology Institute is preparing to consider a fresh round of applications for R&D funding from smaller aviation businesses.

Gulfstream will move maintenance work to Van Nuys, California, and completions to Appleton, Wisconsin, and Savannah, Georgia.

The Danish emergency response and healthcare group is already employing drones to support operations worldwide.

The company's leader said the partners necessary to begin the service continue to make progress despite the Covid-19 pandemic.