Content Archive: September 2021

Transport Canada has published a state aviation safety program to comply with the requirements of ICAO Annex 19 regarding safety management.

The biennial defense show in London was the first major international defense trade show to take place in Europe since the pandemic began.

MRO Insider's aircraft registration milestone comes as the company approaches the fifth anniversary of its platform launch.

A proposed bill in the Massachusetts Senate that would have established a $1,000 landing fee for general aviation in the state has been grounded.

Under a new agreement with Diamond Sky, charter broker Zela Jets will handle all of Diamond's charter flights to and from Cyprus and Greece.

The CEOs of Bombardier, Dassault Falcon Jet, Embraer Executive Jets, and Textron Aviation all reported robust demand.

From early November, fully vaccinated passengers from multiple countries will be permitted to fly to the U.S., ending 18 months of Covid restrictions.

The European business aviation industry must increase awareness of illegal charter operators and push for harsher sanctions to eradicate the practice.

Global petroleum producer Shell announced plans to begin production of approximately 2 million tonnes a year of sustainable aviation fuel by 2025.

Ways and Means includes SAF blender's tax credit as part of budget reconciliation package.