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British Airways is suing the UK government after refusing to participate in a meeting with the UK Home Secretary to discuss new quarantine rules.

The UK aviation industry fears that already low traffic levels will collapse when the quarantine is enforced from June 8.

The latest version of the Northrop Grumman anti-radar missile is to be fielded on U.S. Navy Super Hornets and Growlers, and on the F-35C.

Many aircraft operators are taking a fresh look at ways to update and upgrade their aircraft - connectivity is a hot topic.

Galaxy FBO, which just opened its second FBO, is already at work on its third.

The Helicopter Association International calls for installing flight recorders in all new helicopters, not just those with turbine engines.

A move to allow more foreign carriers to resume service to China comes a day after the U.S. ordered a ban on passenger flights by Chinese airlines.

With airport traffic expected to rise towards pre-Covid levels once again, Airports Council International has issued guidelines for ramping up operations.

Dassault Falcon Services completed the passenger-to-cargo conversion of a Falcon 900B in eight days.

The guide is intended to help flight departments better understand where and when a minimum equipment list is required.

With the opening of its latest location at Gerald R. Ford International Airport, Michigan-based Avflight now operates seven FBOs in its home state.

Etihad will begin service to 20 cities on June 10 from Abu Dhabi while Emirates launches flights to 16 key destinations on June 15.

Three airlines and seven airports have agreed to help implement health measures recommended by EASA’s new health protocol.

Andreas Mauritzson of Sun Air Jets says the key to a successful safety management system is one that's "lived" by every employee in every department.

Twelve passengers on a Qatar Airways flight from Doha test positive for Covid upon arrival in Athens.

UK aviation minister says government cannot act to stop layoffs at BA and EasyJet and will not extend further support to the country's aviation industry.

As ICAO releases guidance for the recovery of the air transport system, bizav groups continue to collaborate on global health management in aviation ops.

Kentucky's Owensboro-Daviess County Regional Airport is taking care of several infrastructure construction projects amid the Covid-19 induced downturn.

Airlines registered a 30-percent increase in total flights from April 21 to May 27.

Almost all travelers arriving in the UK from June 8 will be required to register for a 14-day quarantine at a fixed address.

The Bell V-280 Valor tiltrotor recently began test flights with thermoplastic parts from GKN Aerospace.

The NTSB wants helicopter manufacturers to equip turbine-powered helicopters with crash-resistant systems to record data, audio, and images.

A U.S. Department of Transportation order barring Chinese carriers from entry into the U.S. takes effect on June 16.

Norway’s Helitrans is the first customer to take delivery of new Airbus helicopters using the OEM’s e-Delivery process.

Mid-Continent Instruments and Avionics was named an authorized sales and service center for BendixKing AeroCruze, xCruze autopilots.

Satcom Direct inked a deal to be the preferred airborne connectivity supplier for Austrian aircraft management and charter operator Avcon Jet.

Business jet passengers can do just about anything in the air they can on the ground, from email and downloading large files, to videoconferencing and TV.

Fort Worth, Texas-based Trimec Aviation adds Gulfstream GIV and GIV-SP to its scheduled and unscheduled maintenance capabilities.

Appareo's new Conexus Aircraft Communication Units will help operators and manufacturers collect flight monitoring data.

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