Content Archive: October 2010

The flight-test program is continuing apace for Nextant Aerospace’s Beechjet 400 conversion as it moves closer to certification.

The Sukhoi Superjet 100 last month passed a

Whether it’s entirely the fault of the economic crisis we may never know, but we can be sure the anticipated very-light-jet (VLJ) revolution never happened

San Antonio-based Emivest Aerospace, manufacturer of the SJ30 light jet, announced on October 20 that it petitioned for restructuring under Chapter 11 of

In a surprise announcement at the NBAA convention, Stratford, Conn.-based Sikorsky Aircraft revealed that it reached an agreement “in principle” to make

As airline traffic continues to recover from the global recession, airframe and engine manufacturers continue to develop new models and consider follow-on

Ruag Aviation has delivered its first modernized 228NG twin turboprop to launch customer New Central Airservice.

When Cessna canceled the large-cabin Citation Columbus last year, many wondered what the company would do next.

The European Helicopter Safety Implementation Team (EHSIT) has released a 22-page “training leaflet” aimed at making helicopter pilots more aware of ­hazar

According to JPMorgan’s latest business jet monthly report, improvement in the pre-owned market has stalled.