Content Archive: March 2020

NBAA's Schedulers & Dispatchers Conference became a casualty of the growing tide of Covid-19-related event cancellations.

The UK AAIB’s report is a tour de force on why higher safety requirements for commercial operations protect unwary passengers.

Brussels is granting the temporary suspension until June 30 of the 80-20 “use it or lose it” rule for airport slots.

An increasing number of high/ultra-high-net-worth individuals are increasingly using other people’s money to purchase business aircraft.

Million Air's corporate entity has acquired the Million Air FBO at Vancouver International Airport from its licensee. Plans call for a major renovation.

The World Fuel Services sponsored network of upscale FBOs now numbers 76 locations worldwide, with the addition of its three newest members.

The investments include electric car charging points at its London Luton facility.

Bryan Williams, Duke Energy’s manager of unmanned aerial systems, explained the integration of his program into the corporate flight department.

Recent Department of Defense contracts have swollen the order books for the Army’s Black Hawk, the Air Force’s Jolly Green II, and Navy Poseidons.

The unexpected U.S. travel restrictions force airlines across Europe to massively cut services to the country.