Content Archive: May 2008

Eclipse Aviation this afternoon officially launched its single-engine jet program.

Last month’s maiden flight of the Cessna Citation CJ4 prototype was “a rousing success,” according to the Wichita-based OEM.

Bombardier Aerospace expressed “regrets” this week over a March 13, 2007, accident involving a Q400 turboprop at Japan’s Kochi Airport after the Japanese A

Dassault Falcon salespeople are starting to hear customers voicing concerns about their airplane’s effect on the environment.

When large areas of the Asian economy tanked in the late 1990s, business aviation in the region suffered.

Just three months after issuing its annual 10-year business jet delivery forecast, Honeywell published a revised and less optimistic forecast.

EADS Socata at EBACE outlined what its product launch might be next year–a twin-engine business aircraft that is bigger than its TBM 850 turboprop single.

Since mid-September, a French operator  has been flying the first Embraer ERJ-135 dedicated to charter in Europe.

Ibis Aerospace came to last month’s NBAA Convention with a restyled full-scale cabin mockup of its Ae270 turboprop single.

After a 26-year relationship with FlightSafety International, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America (MHIA) announced at last month’s NBAA Convention that it