Content Archive: July 2020

The aerospace supplier is turning toward build its defense business while looking at a strategy to accelerate a rebound in commercial aviation.

Following the recent receipt of Part 145 approval, the company next plans to obtain a similar nod from EASA to expand its international reach.

The online event continued the agency's campaign to educate regarding the factors involved with illegal charter, NBAA said.

Roland Berger says the next few years will be more of a transition than a recovery for civil aviation, as air transport demand gradually returns.

The proposed 500,000 square-foot facility at Opa Locka will include hangars, offices, a hotel, and support buildings.

While many see a single European FCAS program being the best way forward, national ambitions are suggesting that this will not happen any time soon.

The airline group asserts that the ongoing Covid-19 crisis and its impact on demand justify their demand to freeze their slot portfolios.

The Aerospace Technology Institute's mandate is to advance innovation among the UK's aviation industry.

A young flight instructor ponders the pandemic's effect on his career as a pilot while remaining hopeful about the future.

Though Covid-19 has delivered a “body blow” to the aerospace industry, it will come back better and stronger thanks to the industry’s innovative spirit.