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Never have clouds, i.e., internet-based computing, been more welcome in the aerospace and defense industry.

The pandemic is causing new complications for the Indian government’s plans to sell flag-carrier Air India.

HAWAIIAN AIRLINES resumed Honolulu-Tokyo Narita/-Las Vegas and plans November 1 to restart -Oakland/-Phoenix/-San Jose; by November 18, it will be

AFRIJET BUSINESS SERVICE, Gabon leased ex-CanaryFly ATR 72-500F (711) in deal arranged by AELIS Group.

NIPPON CARGO AIRLINES entered into agreement with ASL Airlines Belgium to operate two 747-400Fs in a mutually beneficial relationship. NCA will

INDIGO, India sold three new GTF-powered A321neos to Jackson Square Aviation Ireland, and leased them back.

AMERIJET INTERNATIONAL leased 767-300ERF (26996; ex-American) from Cargo Aircraft Management (ATSG).

Air Canada has finalized an order for an initial batch of 25,000 rapid-response COVID-19 test kits, as it looks to convince the Canadian government to relax its 14-day quarantine rule for international arrivals.

AIR TRANSPORT ACTION GROUP expects COVID-19 pandemic and related downturn in air traffic to result in loss of up to 46m aviation-supported jobs; it

Cronan Enright to Head of Strategy of CDB Aviation, Dublin.

Steven Townend to Deputy Managing Director and Chief Financial Officer of BOC Aviation, Singapore.

Partners in a joint Portugese-Brazilian venture to develop a multipurpose light transport aircraft hope to have the twin-turboprop ATL-100 on the market by the beginning of 2026.

Indian Ocean carrier Air Seychelles plans to restart international services Nov. 1, operating a limited schedule to a small number of destinations.

Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways will include a diagnostic test to detect COVID-19 infections with all of its tickets.

Rolls-Royce announced a £2 billion ($2.6 billion) rights issue Oct. 1, as the UK engine manufacturer sought to shore up its balance sheet.

Oct. 1 marked a solemn day for the U.S. airline industry.

Boeing on Oct. 1 confirmed that it will consolidate production and final assembly of its most advanced commercial product, the 787, at its North Charleston, South Carolina, facility, in 2021.

An Open Skies agreement has been signed by the U.S. and Bangladeshi governments, paving the way for the two nations to establish “a modern civil aviation relationship.”

Brussels Airlines plans to operate 42 medium-haul and 16 long-haul routes during the upcoming winter season between Oct. 25 and March 27.

Secretive startup Joby Aviation let Aviation Week’s Guy Norris witness a flight test of its new electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing aircraft. He and

This webinar took place October 1, 2020. New data suggest Airbus and Boeing may have been approaching peak production before the COVID-19 crisis. The

Boeing needs to find new customers for 13% of the 737 MAXs it has built but not delivered following order-book shuffling by customers prompted by

AirAsia Japan’s shareholders are reportedly preparing to shut down the carrier, as the AirAsia Group focuses its attention on its Southeast Asian operations.