Content Archive: October 2020

Simavia was previously an area sales representative for TBM aircraft in Russia.

Rady Fahmy, who led a resurgence of the African Business Aviation Association, died on October 16.

The long-range missile and multi-spectral reconnaissance pod would both enhance Taiwan’s ability to conduct operations against mainland China.

Bombardier's first-ever virtual Safety Standdown brought back perennial favorite keynotes, along with new safety experts.

The delivery marks the fifth Bell sent to Poland this year.

AML Global Eclipse intends to purchase the remnants of Eclipse Aerospace, which merged with Kestrel Aircraft in 2015 to form One Aviation.

Along with more fleet cuts, American Airlines plans to defer deliveries of eighteen Boeing 737 Maxes originally due for delivery next year.

While business aviation as an industry has existed for more than seven decades, there are still some family-owned companies that are riding high.

Gulfstream noted in its sustainability webinar yesterday that it has received more than 1.2 million gallons of SAF since March 2016.

Saving Berni Stranders the Sea Turtle with a Piper Malibu