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Leading up to production certificate approval, the FAA worked with Epic to develop remote audit processes to assist with the review during the pandemic.

A reported ransomware attack that shut down several data services at Garmin over the past day includes those in its aviation portfolio.

The governments of France and Spain have agreed to amend repayable launch investment contracts for the Airbus A350.

Replacing old aircraft, new propulsion technology, better air traffic management and sustainable fuels are all part of Roland Berger's mix of environmental improvements for the air transport sector.

Earnhardt Citation Crash, SimVenture, FIA Connect Coverage

EmbraerX remains secretive as to the timeline for service entry of its planned four-seat eVTOL aircraft.

Roland Berger's research into the UAM sector suggests that airport shuttle and inter city services will generate more revenues than on-demand air taxi flights.

A discussion at July's FIA Connect event considered which of the eVTOL pioneers is likely to make it to market first.

Here’s What We’re Missing With No Farnborough Flying Display in 2020

The first Learjet 28 Longhorn, which set several world records while being flown by former astronaut Neil Armstrong will become a museum piece.

During FIA Connect 2020, industry leaders agreed that the pandemic has made focus on diversity more difficult, but say the issue remains critical.

A Boeing 777G operated by Ethiopian Airlines sustained serious fire damage to its fuselage.

Dassault Aviation delivered 16 Falcons in the first half, one fewer than a year ago, and now plans to deliver only 30 business jets this year.

New U.S, EPA emissions standards are proposed for new type and in-service aircraft weighing more than 12,500 pounds in line with ICAO standards.

Women continue to face disadvantages in the workplace, despite efforts to raise awareness of preconceptions about gender roles.

After recently reopening its borders, the Bahamas will lock down Grand Bahama Island after experiencing a surge in Covid cases.

The UK operates an aging fleet of Puma support helicopters rapidly approaching the end of their service lives.

Eastern West Virginia Regional Airport/Shepherd Field has acquired the former Aero-Smith FBO, the lone services provider on the field.

The beginning of flight tests of the first of six PC-24s for KSA marked a milestone for the airframer, which kept the program on schedule despite Covid.

Sixteen years after it received the first Learjet 60 to be completed in Wichita, Unicorp took delivery of the first U.S-bound Bombardier Global 5500.

A new report maps out the size and timeline for the urban air mobility market, with airport shuttles and intercity flights seen as big earners.

Some observers say established aircraft manufacturers are better placed than startups to make a success of urban air mobility in the long run.

Collins Aerospace will design and develop the flight control actuation systems for Aerion Supersonic's AS2 Mach 1.4 jet.

The online FIA Connect event brought the aviation industry together for a much-needed conversation about how it can get past the Covid crisis.

The global pandemic has inevitably hit production rates for the F-35, but Lockheed Martin hopes to begin clawing back lost time in the fall.

A Roland Berger report delves into pros and cons of the Aircraft FIRSt scheme, which would call on the UK government to encourage aircraft retirements.

EmbraerX is stepping up development of a four-seat, all-electric eVTOL, while also preparing a concept of operations for urban air traffic management.

FAA deputy administrator Daniel Elwell said a recovery in airline traffic depends heavily on passengers consistently following Covid-19 safety measures.

Though Covid-19 has delivered a “body blow” to the aerospace industry, it will come back better and stronger thanks to the industry’s innovative spirit.

The Aerospace Technology Institute's mandate is to advance innovation among the UK's aviation industry.