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Brazilian export bank BNDES and other financial institutions have committed to provide up to $600 million in debt financing.

While the number of available pilots will continue to increase with airline furloughs, charter execs say during an NBAA webinar the situation is temporary.

Air Charter Operators Face Covid Market Uncertainty and Regulatory Complexity

The hydrogen-powered version of the aircraft is expected to start flight testing between 2028 and 2030.

Introducing the Bose ProFlight Series 2 Aviation Headset

With 2020's hurricane season already off and running, Covid-19 could present an additional hurdle to FBOs and aircraft operators in the storm zone.

Leonardo has received EASA certification for the super-medium twin AW189K, a variant developed with a pair of Safran Aneto 1K engines.

Fast Rabbit Aviation LLC in Seattle takes delivery of the milestone copy of the latest variant of the Citation Model 525 from Textron Aviation.

Chief development officer Alex Bellamy will leave Mitsubishi Aircraft as the company names a new chief engineer for the M90.

The Senate Armed Services Committee approved language to block Defense Department spending to support Ligado's plans for use of the L-band spectrum.

GE Aviation’s retiring CEO David Joyce will relinquish his duties to former Embraer Commercial Aviation chief executive John Slattery on September 1

NBAA Leadership Council Briefing details trends charter executives are seeing as industry attempts to recover.

The program will provide a six-month unscheduled maintenance plan from JSSI that's cost-free to buyers of an aircraft through Jetcraft.

The UV light system has been proven to kill a wide range of viruses and bacteria, and is believed to be effective against Covid-19.

Embraer will reverse its “carve out” of Commercial Aviation while division CCO Arjan Meijer assumes the chief executive’s role from John Slattery.

The new Honeywell business unit will offer avionics, power, air traffic management, and other systems for new aircraft in the UAS and UAM sectors.

New political and budget pressures could ground some police helicopters in the U.S.

A bill to mandate HTAWS and flight recorders for large helicopters was introduced by House and Senate Democrats.

New Bristow CEO Chris Bradshaw says industry consolidation "long overdue."

Kaman Aerospace has already received commitments for its first five unmanned K-1200 K-Max helicopter kits for civil operators.

Hangar foam fire suppression debate, EU relaxing travel Covid travel ban, EASA certifies first electric aircraft, eVTOL news

Santa Fe Aero Services and Skyland Aircraft, MRO providers at Santa Fe Municipal Airport, will give a portion of inspection work fees to a local food bank.

The Covid-19 pandemic is clearly having impacts on the aviation medical segment.

The latest WingX data shows business aviation activity down 34 percent worldwide in June, but better than the 47 percent decline looking back to May.

Rolls-Royce has delivered the 8,000th engine manufactured at its Dahlewitz, Germany facility. Gulfstream took the milestone engine, a BR725 powerplant.

NATA's Safety 1st Clean standard details what FBOs need to do to help curb the spread of Covid-19

The largest Cessna 172 operator is the Civil Air Patrol, which this this week ordered 11 more of the type.

British Airways, EasyJet and Ryanair asked a court to rule on their objections to a 14-day quarantine requirement for most travelers arriving in the UK.

Data Shows Business Aviation is Down, But Not Out for the Count

EASA this week completed what it says is the world's first type certification for a fully electric aircraft, indicating it will pave the way for others.