Content Archive: April 2020

Saab has delivered the first of three GlobalEye swing-role surveillance systems to the United Arab Emirates on schedule.

The Embraer Phenom inspections at the Eagle Creek MROs included landing gear overhauls and, in a few instances, Garmin G1000 upgrades.

CEO David Calhoun detailed plans for slashing the Boeing workforce by 10 percent and widebody aircraft production in half by 2022.

First-quarter deliveries at Gulfstream Aerospace fell 33 percent due to Covid-19 travel restrictions, while supply chain issues will curtail production.

Schools have adapted to online curriculums for now but believe these tools can be used in part to maintain a future pipeline.

A passenger face-covering requirement at JetBlue starting May 4 follows national measures in Canada and the UAE.

Most Boeing South Carolina employees will return to work on May 3 and 4.

William H. “Bill” Wells Jr., the former president and owner of Cashmere, Washington-based Cascade Helicopters and past HAI chair died at 86.

The workforces of NetJets Europe and Executive Jet Management have been cut by 25 percent in response to a significant dip in demand for flights.

How Business Aviation in the Middle East and North Africa is Responding to Covid-19