Content Archive: July 2020

The successor to the Harbin SH-5 amphibian in People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) service is making progress toward service entry.

Gulfstream’s new service center at Farnborough Airport is now open and took in its first aircraft, a Middle East-based Gulfstream G450, for service.

Embraer's scheduled maintenance requirements for the Phenom 100 and 300 light twinjets have been extended by 200 flight hours.

Charter operators have a "golden opportunity" with a surge of new customers but must work together to ensure seamless experiences to retain them.

While the company noted overall first-half 2020 declines in revenue based on diminished general aviation traffic, it also cited a rising trend.

A cyberattack on Garmin resulted in widespread problems for aviation and sports product users.

A reported ransomware attack that shut down several data services at Garmin over the past day includes those in its aviation portfolio.

Brazilian authorities have given the green light for E-Jets, ERJ-145s, and EMB-120s to carry supplemental cargo.

The governments of France and Spain have agreed to amend repayable launch investment contracts for the Airbus A350.

Blackhawk Aerospace has received FAA STC approval for its XR Upgrade Kit for the King Air 350-series twin turboprop.