Flexjet Adds GE Digital Maintenance Insight Software to Fleet
Company becomes first in the fractional jet space to incorporate this data-driven software, but how will it help them?
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Embraer Hosts First ‘Start-Up Day’ to Encourage Sustainability Ideas
A total of 16 companies pitched technologies through Embraer’s Energia Initiative.
How Pilots Can Deal With the Dreaded Summertime Heat
With warmer months around the corner, it’s important to know that heat management isn’t just about comfort.
Avfuel Offers New Fixed Forward Pricing Program
The new option offers a fixed price below current market value for an agreed-upon length of time.
Following Bankruptcy, Enstrom Helicopter Corporation is Resurrected
After closing its doors in January, the company will be reborn under an Indiana-based entrepreneur.
Spirit Airlines Urges Stockholders to Reject JetBlue Tender Offer
Frontier merger is ‘advancing as planned,’ said Spirit’s chairman.
Industry Officials Can’t Agree on How To Fix the Pilot Shortage
Republic Airways’ bid for lower ATP minimums fails to gain industry support, setting off interesting discussions.
Surf Air Mobility Inc. Announces Two Mergers and an Agreement
Company will combine with Southern Airways, go public via a SPAC, and partner with AeroTec and magniX.
USAF Extends Drone Racing League Partnership
The renewal comes in concert with the Air Force’s 75th anniversary theme to ‘Innovate, Accelerate, and Thrive.’
Russia-Ukraine Conflict Helps Send AerCap to $2 Billion Loss in Q1
AerCap Holdings N.V. (NYSE: AER), the world’s largest aircraft leasing company, reported a $2 billion first-quarter net loss on Tuesday. The Dublin, Ireland-based company attributed much of that loss to the aircraft and equipment it lost as a result of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. In a statement, the company explained that approximately 5 percent of its […]
