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The new guide is available to members and is expected to become the subject of a webinar.

The Council on Aviation Recovery Task Force (CART) expects to issue guidelines on testing for Covid in late October or early November.

Industry leaders complained about fragmentation in national government Covid regulations.

The field of supersonic contenders is growing increasingly crowded but the market may only sustain one or two of them, analysts believe.

Contemporary design trends go airborne in today’s bizav cabins

The Cassio technology demonstrator will visit 10 cities all around France to show local business and political leaders its potential.

In a conference this month, Uber Elevate's head of engineering seemed to temper expectations regarding the pace and scale of its plans to launch urban air mobility services.

Pamela Cohn, COO of Hyundai's new Urban Air Mobility Division, addressed questions posed by the Roland Berger consultancy.

Grounded since April last year, debt-laded Jet Airways appears positioned to restart operations early in 2021.

Airline pilots claim to have spotted pilots flying in "jetpacks" at thousands of feet near LAX, but could that be possible?

The UK government is considering introducing a test days after arriving in the country with a shorter self-isolation period of seven days.

Business aircraft flying in the U.S., Canada, and Caribbean last month ticked up 1.2 percent from August, but is down 16.6 percent year-over-year.

The U.S. District Court dismissed a case by NBAA and airport advocates to preserve Santa Monica Municipal Airport on procedural and jurisdictional grounds.

The Helicopter Company will provide a Leonardo AW139 helicopter and crew to support construction of the Kingdom's massive Red Sea project.

Greg Hoggett has been named general manager of Bombardier Aviation's expanded service center at London Biggin Hill.

The aviation job website JSfirm said the latest Boeing Pilot and Technician Outlook underscores the strong demand for hiring will return.

ICAO has delayed the applicability date of a new global reporting format for assessing runway conditions and runway condition reports to pilots.

Astronics’s Max-Viz 1200 and 1400 enhanced vision systems have received FAA and Transport Canada approval for installation in the Airbus AS350.

NTSB chairman Robert Sumwalt highlighted the need of fitnesses of duty both in the air and on the ground during NBAA's Virtual Safety week.

The team tasked with engineering the UK’s FCAS are concentrating on technology and capability development ahead of finalizing platform design.

Chinese airlines in September carried 98 percent of the domestic traffic posted during the same month in 2019.

The plan for antigen testing to start at Paris airports as soon as next month drew kudos from IATA.

Despite Covid, some companies are now pushing forward and using their business aircraft more to conduct in-person meetings.

As SAF supplies continue to rise, some see the sustainable fuel in as much as 20 percent of the jet fuel consumed in North America by 2030.

Among the Beechcraft King Air models, the 360/360ER is the first to have Gogo Avance L3 as an option for in-flight connectivity and entertainment.

Bombardier is planning to take on 1,000 paid internships this year and recently launched a Women In Engineering internship program that includes mentoring.

Sweden’s government is planning a major increase in the defense budget that will see the air force keeping JAS 39Cs in service for at least a decade.

Aerion signed an MoU naming Electra as a preferred partner for Aerion Connect in the greater New York metropolitan area and other hubs.

The UK's Information Commissioner’s Office imposed its largest penalty ever against BA for processing personal data without adequate security measures.

Ruag International's sale of operations at Oberpfaffenhofen to General Atomics Europe includes its military helicopter MRO and Dornier 228 production.