Content Archive: October 2020

Canada’s Transportation Safety Board did not add any new aviation items to its 2020 Watchlist, but runway overruns and incursions, among others, remain.

Gulfstream Aerospace has increased the range of the G500 and G600 based on real-time operations.

Spirit will gain work on the Airbus A220 wing as well as additional work on Bombardier's business jets from the $865 million acquisition.

Canada forms Advanced Air Mobility Consortium; Third-quarter results for Gulfstream, Textron Aviation, Boeing, and Airbus; Mitsubishi Aircraft Shelves Spac

Rosen Aviation has signed a new partnership with Japan-OLED which will pave the way for it to begin providing new large format OLEDs

Traveling internationally is impossible, or is it? AIN editor-in-chief Matt Thurber gives it a try.

Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries said it may resume work on the long-delayed narrowbody airliner when the air transport market recovers.

The Brazilian airframer is working with prospective partners on a plan to bring a new twin turboprop into service by 2027.

Astronautics Corporation has received additional FAA funding to continue with phase two of its Aircraft Systems Information Security/Protection study.

Bell's commercial helicopter business was challenged by the Covid-19 pandemic.