Content Archive: April 2010
Aircraft
Euro Falcon M&O yields goldmine of info
Dassault Aviation’s maintenance and operations (M&O) seminar held here in Geneva on April 1 was a prime opportunity for the Falcon business jet manufacture
Multiple headaches dog Euro bizav in 2010
Despite the industry’s troubled times, the European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) now has more members than in its entire history–425 companies–a
Airline Traffic Figures for March Approach 2008 Highs
The world's airline industry posted yet another banner month in March, as demand for international passenger service grew 10.3 percent and cargo demand inc
EBAA committee unveils emergency response plan
The European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) is launching a new template for an emergency response plan that it wants to encourage operators to adopt.
User fees, security rules dominate NBAA agenda
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Regulations and Government
UK delays rule changes pending today’s election
The political uncertainty surrounding the general elections being held today in Britain will undoubtedly have an effect on general aviation in the UK.
FBOs
JetEx Le Bourget is first node in global network
Dubai-based JetEx Flight Support chose Paris for the first step in a planned international expansion that it says will see its FBOs established as far afie
BBA Aviation divisions see slow business in ’09
BBA Aviation’s Aftermarket Services and Systems and Flight Support divisions have weathered the recession with a modest 7-percent drop in revenue for 2009.
Charter & Fractional
Lufthansa’s Private Jet finds new clients during downturn
The major airlines have taken a big hit on high-yield premium fares during the economic downturn, and German flag carrier Lufthansa has removed first-class
