Content Archive: May 2018
Airlines
Korean Long-haul LCC Air Premia To Launch Service in 2019
Airline to be led by former Jeju Air president
Aircraft
Aviators Warned: Don’t Take Space For Granted
The space business is vibrant, but threats are growing, conference hears.
Charter & Fractional
EASA-approved Flight Sharing Grows But Concerns Remain
While the U.S. FAA put a stop to advertising flights with non-AOC holders, EASA opened the door.
Bombardier Boosts its Worldwide Support Network
With a focus on providing exceptional support, Bombardier set out to further heighten the customer experience
Regulations and Government
FAA Updates Guidance on NEF Programs
Operators should update their NEF programs as needed, the agency warns.
VistaJet Re-ups with London-area Caterer
Bon Soirée prepares made-to-order menus with flexible times.
Maintenance and Modifications
Cobham, Chicago Jet Collaborate on FANS Upgrade
Cobham announced that Chicago Jet Group has added its NextGen Aviator 300D as well as Avionica’s avWifi to its STC for the Dassault Falcon 900.
EBACE To Highlight New Exhibitors, Alternative Fuels
This years edition of EBACE will have a pavilion dedicated to new visitors.
Aircraft
Pilatus Hands Over PC-24 to Former Nestlé Chief
Twinjet will be available in Europe to members of "Flying Club 24,” a new aircraft membership firm based in Sion, Switzerland.
Paper Finds Barriers To Solving Europe's Pilot Shortage
AeroProfessional's report finds corporate aviation particularly vulnerable to staffing issues.
