Content Archive: March 2020

U.S. aerospace giant Boeing is suspending production activities at its Renton, Everett, Auburn, and Frederickson facilities.

The Dubai-based air transport giant will shut down passenger flying while imposing a 25 to 50 percent salary cut.

Three Ways Honeywell Aerospace Solves Their Customers’ Toughest APU Challenges

In an ongoing effort to relieve pressure on beleaguered hospitals, the Armée de l’Air has begun transporting patients to less-affected areas.

The Covid-19 crisis has not materially impacted the nation’s air ambulance industry—yet.

The private charter sector seems to have been able to capitalise on urgent demand for lift as Covid-19 travel bans bite, but how long will this last?

The FAA has now had to close towers in New York, Chicago and Las Vegas after positive tests were found among technicians.

Despite differences of commercial and GA, they provide a complete service and life with both will not return to normal during the Covid crisis.

To help its members during this period of hardship, NATA is proposing a sweeping slate of remedies to Congress.

The parent company of De Havilland Canada and Viking Air will lay off some 980 employees.