Content Archive: May 2021

Bizav flights were up 250.5 percent from April 2020 and slightly from 2019 in the U.S., while Europe marked a 153.9 percent improvement, Argus reported.

After taking delivery of the first electric propulsion unit, Eviation Aircraft expects its all-electric Alice airplane to fly by year-end.

The first deliverable copy of the MC-21 will feature Russian-made composites in its wings.

After years of advocacy by the bizav industry, the U.S. IRS recently shifted its position on federal excise taxes largely in favor of aircraft owners.

The Senate Commerce Committee approved a number of bills of note to aviation on May 12, including one calling for an AAM working group.

The FAA approved a pair of Service Bulletins detailing repair procedures for the Boeing 737 Max’s electrical bonding panels.

The partnership between Fly Louie and Manifest will allow Manifest members and non-members to arrange charter flights through the travel club's website.

EASA describes the Israeli-Hamas conflict as a “matter of high concern for commercial aviation.”

The transport of fuel through the Colonial Pipeline resumed on Wednesday evening after a five-day interruption due to a cyberattack on its operator.

The JetNet iQ Summit, which makes its return in September, will feature a slate of top industry speakers.