US government shutdown ends as aviation operations return to full funding
A partial US government shutdown that began on January 31, 2026, briefly stalling operations for parts of the federal…
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FAA furloughs more than 10,000 employees as US government shuts down again
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) placed more than 10,000 employees on furlough as a partial US government shutdown entered its…
Private equity interest in FBO market grows as Bain Capital buys APP Jet Center
Private investment firm Bain Capital has entered the US fixed-base operator market with the acquisition of APP Jet…
Honeywell’s revenue, profit grow as aerospace aftermarket demand stays strong
Honeywell International reported higher quarterly revenue and profit for the fourth quarter of 2025, driven largely by sustained demand in…
Gulfstream’s 2025 results climb sharply as deliveries and backlog grow
Gulfstream closed 2025 with a steep jump in aircraft deliveries and strong demand that pushed parent company General Dynamics’ aerospace…
DOT announces sweeping FAA reorganization focused on safety improvements
The US Department of Transportation unveiled what agency leaders described as the largest organizational overhaul in Federal Aviation…
Australia’s first MC-55A Peregrine spy jet lands near Adelaide
Australia has taken delivery of its first MC-55A Peregrine, introducing a new airborne intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, and electronic…
A220-500 vs 777-10X vs A350-2000: Avolon predicts new program launch in 2027
Global lessor Avolon has indicated that a new commercial aircraft program launch could be announced in 2027, with…
Congress takes up FAA funding bill that would avert another government shutdown
US lawmakers are weighing a funding package that would raise the Federal Aviation Administration’s budget to $22.2 billion for fiscal year…
FAA issues new NOTAMs warning of military activity near Latin America
The Federal Aviation Administration has issued seven new Notices to Airmen (NOTAM) warning pilots and airlines of potential…
Reports of layoffs at ForeFlight spark concern among pilots
Reports of mass layoffs at ForeFlight have spread quickly across social media and pilot forums, prompting concern about the future…
Unleaded UL100E fuel advances as pressure mounts to replace 100LL avgas in US
A proposed 100-octane unleaded aviation fuel developed by LyondellBasell and VP Racing Fuels has moved closer to potential…
Group bookings: Where automation goes to die (and how to save it)
AeroTime columnist Ann Cederhall is an instructor with IATA on Airline Distribution Strategy and with Aeroclass on Airline Retailing, Ann is a frequent speaker and…
Joby acquires Ohio manufacturing facility to support production ramp up
Joby Aviation has expanded its US manufacturing footprint with the acquisition of a 700,000-square-foot production facility in the…
FAA selects RTX, Indra to replace 612 aging air traffic control radars
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has selected two contractors to replace hundreds of aging radar systems that…
Argentina modernizes aviation rules, eases GA and charter operations
Argentina’s National Civil Aviation Administration (ANAC) has enacted sweeping changes to the country’s civil aviation regulations that liberalize…
US Aviation Academy wins $835M US Air Force pilot training contract
The US Air Force has selected US Aviation Academy to provide early-stage pilot training under a long-term contract valued at $835.6 million,…
Airlines resume Caribbean service, add flights after Venezuela airspace closure
Airlines scrambled to restore service and add capacity throughout the Caribbean on January 4, 2026, after the Federal…