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The French government wants to prevent low-cost carriers from replacing Air France on routes it has to abandon as part of its €7 billion bailout.

U.S. business aviation flying is expected to return to 73 percent of normal this month and 83 percent of normal in July and August, according to Argus.

ZeroAviation is set to flight test a hydrogen-powered six-seat aircraft, but says that by 2040 the technology could carry 200 people more than 3,000 nm.

The latest draft of the House of Representatives infrastructure bill calls for up to $35 milllion a year in sustainable aviation fuel stimulus.

NBAA, asking its members to weigh in on the NPRM, said the FAA pilot record would have a "substantial impact" on a large contingent of business aviation.

Textron Aviation said that job cuts will affect salaried and hourly employees but not those working under a bargaining agreement.

In an effort to curb the spread of coronavirus, the Bahamian government will require negative swab test results for arriving visitors.

Spirit AeroSystems will now deliver 72 Max shipsets in 2020 instead of 125.

Daher has released Version 4 of its Me & My TBM app, and pilots can now get full reports on their flight via email.

Honeywell's new MicroVCS offers lower maintenance and reduced weight for electric aircraft air-conditioning needs.

ZeroAviation is preparing to start flight testing a hydrogen-powered six-seat aircraft, but says that by 2040 the technology could carry 200 people more than 3,000 nm.

AC Air Introduces Remote Helicopter Tow Tug

The Japanese eVTOL developer expects to make a first public flight during the summer of 2020.

XOJet Aviation has implemented a series of countermeasures to protect passenger and crew heath and safety as it has kept flying throughout the pandemic.

Honeywell's new MicroVCS offers lower maintenance and reduced weight for electric aircraft air-conditioning needs.

NetJets is the first charter provider and fractional-share operation to work with the FAA to launch an AQP.

Signature Flight Support has purchased the minority shares in its Italian operation, giving it 100 percent ownership of the division.

Recent production cuts and plans to go after aftermarket opportunities are part of a multi-pronged effort to improve the company's financial performance.

Northern Jet Management looks to a leaner and more efficient operation with the addition of Web Manuals services.

In addition to a new paint scheme, FAI Technik treated a customer Bombardier Global Express to a completely new interior designed by Tim Callies.

The first question to ask isn’t about how fast its network is but about how much peak throughput capacity it can handle.

Knowing the location of shipping traffic when flying over the ocean could greatly increase the odds of survival in an emergency situation.

Aircraft operators have much to consider when it comes to which methods they should use when it comes to Covid-19 disinfection.

The Helicopter Association International's "Covid Clean" program seeks to reassure rotorcraft customers.

Customer deliveries of the new Airbus Helicopters H145 D3 will begin later this summer.

Baird Equity Research senior research analyst Peter Arment is seeing a U-shaped recovery in business aviation shifting to a V-shaped one.

Another short-term extension of the medical deadlines is in the works, but FAA's Dan Elwell says the agency is hoping to "unravel" these leniencies soon.

With 109 days left until the scheduled opening of NBAA-BACE 2020 in Orlando, Florida, many are trying to decide whether or not to go in this Covid era.

BBGA says the UK goverment has ignored its proposals for safety measures it believes could avoid the need for a damaging quarantine.

The Royal Canadian Air Force is upgrading nearly half of its Hornet fleet while it waits for a new fighter.