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Three unions representing employees in the state of São Paulo approved a plan encompassing furloughs, reduced hours, and pay cuts but guaranteed jobs.

An engineer at Safe Flight Instrument came up with the design of the Quad/Vent Splitter to assist in the treatment of Covid-19 patients.

The Treasury Department is not requiring financial instruments to compensate taxpayers for small passenger carriers to obtain payroll assistance.

The resumption of operations at Boeing’s plants in Washington state include defense program activities and support of 737 Max storage.

Wing's 10-pound drone delivers three-pound packages containing items such as medications on round trips of up to 12 miles at speeds of up to 70 mph.

What Happens if Air Traffic Controllers Can’t Work Due to COVID-19? - AIN

AINdebrief looks at bizav traffic drops due to Covid-19, defending the bizjet, air catering considerations, Leonardo completes Kopter acquisition.

An NBAA webinar examined best practices for dealing with inflight catering amid the Covid-19 landscape.

Hong Kong International Airport has “nearly closed,” according to the airport authority’s chief executive, Carrie Lam.

Webinar experts encouraged participants to consider all aspects of maintaining a parked airplane including the passenger cabin and exterior paint.

Textron Aviation said the economic instability created by Covid-19 makes it difficult for customers to purchase, take delivery of, and operate aircraft.

The move by UK budget airline EasyJet to delay deliveries comes amid pressure from its biggest shareholder to cancel an order for 107 A320neos.

A rumor about an imminent U.S. airspace shutdown promulgated by an aviation blogger earlier this week has been debunked by NBAA.

With FBOs pumping less fuel as a result of the Covid-19 crisis, NATA has offered guidance on fueling equipment that is seeing diminished use.

Gulfstream Aerospace is keeping open its production lines and other normal operations while also donating and making medical equipment.

Data analysts report business aviation traffic to be between 65 and 77 percent down on 2019, but fluctuations in future charter demand may be stabilizing.

FlightSafety's LiveLearning online recurrent groundschool will be available for more than 20 helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft models.

Tamarack Aerospace said the 3-D printed masks offer equivalent protection to the much sought-after N95 masks.

Aspen Avionics is offering discounts on the purchase of multiple displays and on safety features.

Air Ambulances Seek $363.5 Million In Emergency Covid-19 Relief

Leonardo pays $185 million for Kopter, as well as bonuses to owner Lynwood if certain milestones are met over the life of Kopter’s SH09 program.

Husky Corp. is still firming up its ventilator concept but hopes it could ease the country's shortage of units amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

Due to Covid-19, the Canadian Business Aviation Association has canceled its annual convention and exhibit, CBAA 2020, that was planned for mid-June.

Monthly A320 rates will fall from 60 to 40, while A330 rates decline to two and A350 rates to six.

With a downturn of operations due to the Covid-19 pandemic, New York's Westchester County Airport will accellerate its main runway rehab project.

The approval from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency follows Atlas Air Service's successful demonstration to the German Federal Aviation Authority.

Honeywell has temporarily reduced MSP program's minimum flight hours on engines and APUs and extended return times for rental engines and spares exchanges.

In support of the French government’s efforts to stem the Covid-19 outbreak, Dassault has provided two of its business jets for its use.

Members of the Unite union employed by BA voted to accept 30,000 furloughs by a 99-percent margin.

CCX's T-RX avionics tester has expanded capabilities for testing GPS receivers and VHF datalink transceivers.