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

Duncan Aviation and KGB Aviation Solutions have teamed to provide a new data analysis service that ensures FDRs and CVRs meet recording requirements.

Airbus is exploring both new technology and operating methods to make helicopters quieter.

AIN editor-in-chief gets out of the house for a trip to France during the coronavirus pandemic.

Airbus research into helicopter noise is being used to evaluate potential eVTOL designs.

Maverick Helicopters will be the launch customer for Spidertracks’ Insights virtual flight data recorder technology on its Spider X.

Nearly a decade after it was initially slated to open, Berlin’s new Brandenburg Airport (BER) finally made its operational debut on Saturday.

The new Fireside Partners program offers a "tactical roadmap" to recovery, the company said.

Guy Gribble, who died on October 26, was known for his international operations presentations at NBAA IOC, as well as at Bombardier Safety Standdown.

Randy Hudon, who died on October 29, formerly led BellSouth's corporate flight department and remained deeply involved in Auburn University.

Avidyne's new FOQA Flight Data Intelligence program will help pilots spot flying performance issues before they cause problems.

Hill Helicopters revealed its 400-shp Hill GT50 light turbine engine designed specifically for the new Hill HX50 single.

The effects of Covid-19 are playing a part in making private charter an attractive investment, says Balmoral Advisors investment banker.

Mitsubishi Stops Work on Its Long-Delayed SpaceJet M90 Airliner

Global 7500 - for the smoothest ride and best all-weather performance

Barbados’ Grantley Adams International Airport has received a second FBO with the opening of the new M Jet facility.

Europe’s largest low-cost carrier group hopes to operate at least 30 Max 200 jets in summer 2021, hints at new Max order.

FreeFlight Systems has unveiled a digital-to-analog convertor that allows replacement of legacy radar altimeters with a lighter-weight digital system.

SkyStep is now EASA and FAA certified for Citation models 500, 501SP, 550, 551SP, S550, 560, 525A, and 525B.

The Corporate Angel Network’s (CAN) Fund an Angel Virtual Auction raised more than $275,000 through sponsorships, auction items, and donations.

The first A380 to retire from Emirates Airline ended its career with a flight to Tarbes, France.

A UK government funding program is could help new airline Flypop get off the ground with services to India from late 2021.

Clay Lacy Aviation has received permission from the Connecticut Airport Authority to expand its East Coast operations facility into a full FBO.

AMAC Aerospace is keeping busy with many VIP airliner and maintenance projects.

According to Jet Support Services' quarterly Business Aviation Index, business aviation activity has recovered to 78.4 percent of 2019 levels.

Preliminary and final accident reports

Bob Stangarone takes the helm of the New England Air Museum, while Glenn Hogben is now joint deputy chair of the Air Charter Association.

Is the FAA still tops when it comes to safety oversight, after the Boeing 737 Max crisis?

The company now has almost 60 U.S. patents either granted or pending, with six new applications having been filed last month.

A new white paper from the Canadian Advanced Air Mobility Consortium makes the case that Vancouver is an ideal launch pad for this new mode of air transportation.