Content Archive: September 2017

Mitsubishi test pilots took the skies again in MRJ FTA-4 on September 6.

NBAA’s Bolen Urges Industry to Reject ATC Privatization

Three business aviation aircraft manufacturers—Gulfstream, Embraer and Piper—have production plants and other major facilities along the storm path.

Traffic has now been on the rise for 10 consecutive months, the longest period of growth since 2010, EBAA said.

With a vote on the latest measure aimed at privatizing the nation's air traffic control system slated for next week, the time to act is now, he said.

More private equity firms and hedge funds will soon enter the business aviation finance sector to diversify their portfolios and reduce their exposure

Although still threatened with grounding in 2021, the radar is being improved. Meanwhile, Raytheon is marketing an enhanced version for export.

604XT certification program is running ahead of schedule, with first flight scheduled for this month and FAA and EASA certification in June 2018.

Joe Carfagna, Jr. and Mike Dwyer predicted that market prices will continue to stabilize because of the buying off of oversupply of aircraft for now.

Three-day show that opened today at Moscow Vnukovo Airport has considerably fewer business jets on display than previous JetExpo events.