Content Archive: November 2020

The company's deliveries fell to 24 in the third quarter and it anticipates a $4.5 billion net debt after it sells its transportation business.

Private aviation traffic at Dubai’s World Central-Al Maktoum International Airport has experienced strong rebound since July according to MEBAA.

The first FAA level-6 flight training device for the new Pilatus PC-12 NGX is now available for pilot training at Simcom’s facility in Scottsdale.

The European airline group predicts the winter will be immensely challenging and trims capacity to 25 percent of last year’s level.

Eurocontrol forecast how quickly traffic levels could rebound, depending on availability of vaccines.

EU leaders may impose new restrictions on the UK air transport sector in retaliation for what they view as breaches of the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement.

Certain on-demand and general aviation operators are now eligible to participate in a limited Covid-19 testing program at Calgary International Airport.

Flightdocs customers can now access their ATP Aviation Hub libraries directly from the Flightdocs platform.

Based in Germany, Atlas Air Service created the aircraft parts MRO unit in six months.

Bombardier received U.S. Department of Labor registration for an apprenticeship program at its Global 7500 wing facility in Red Oak, Texas.