Content Archive: September 2019

Airbus hopes to circumvent problems Boeing experienced with outfitting its widebody 787 for business operations.

The new Beijing airport was scheduled to open on September 30, but it could open ahead of schedule.

Russia and Saudi Arabia will eventually clamor for the new model, Airbus believes.

The two brands will offer exclusive benefits to their clients.

After several hundred general aviation flights carrying supplies, rescue workers and in some cases evacuees, the major efforts to the ravaged islands end.

India’s Light Utility Helicopter is virtually ready for production, and a factory is being prepared, but a contract still awaits.

Business aircraft activity fell 0.6 percent year-over-year in the U.S., Canada and the Caribbean, marking the first August since 2014 not to see an uptick.

The aging warriors continue to span the globe on “show of force” missions that test the B-52H bomber’s ability to reach any part of the planet.

With hundreds of commercial flight delays and cancellations since Sept. 7, bizav operators should plan flights to the area carefully, through Sept. 26.

The company expects to have a new engine within five years.