Kerry Lynch
Editor, AIN monthly magazine

Kerry Lynch stepped into the role of editor of the Aviation International News monthly magazine in May 2022 after serving with AIN for eight years. She joined AIN in December 2014 as a senior editor covering Washington and business aviation news. She has also served on Convention News teams, including as editor of HAI Convention News. Lynch previously spent 25 years with Aviation Week. During her time there, she reported for and later steered The Weekly of Business Aviation, oversaw business aviation content on the Aviation Week Intelligence Network, served on the Show News staff, and held roles as the Washington columnist for Business & Commercial Aviation and Overhaul & Maintenance monthly magazines. In 2021 she was honored with the National Business Aviation Association Platinum Wing Award for lifetime achievement in journalism and was the 2004 recipient of the National Air Transportation Association’s Aviation Journalism Excellence Award. She also has been a recipient of an Aerospace Media Award for business aviation (2022) and NBAA Gold Wing Award (2003, 2024). Lynch graduated from The Ohio State University with a bachelor of arts in journalism.

Latest from Kerry Lynch

Aircraft

Cessna Secures EASA Approval for 14-place Caravan

Approval for higher density configuration comes as Europe progresses toward commercial single-engine turbine IMC approval.
Regulations and Government

Huerta: Administration Open to Alternative ATC Models

Huerta cautions that any changes to ATC governance structure must consider unintended consequences
Aircraft

BBJ’s Longridge Sees Sales Momentum Continuing

Boeing Busines Jets sold a record 13 aircraft in 2013.
Aircraft

Rapidly Growing Helo Fleet Raising Pilot Shortage Concerns

Helicopter fleet grew by 30 percent in 2014, but pilot population not keeping pace.
Aircraft

Bombardier Eyes $30 Billion Bizjet Market in China

The manufacturer adds support as it predicts 950 business jet deliveries through 2023.
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Aircraft

Honeywell: Helicopter Demand Remains Strong In China

Honeywell survey reveals softening of demand in China, but purchase expectations still above world averages.
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Aircraft

Lektro Continues Growth with Embraer Approvals

The company credits its largest aircraft tug for helping spur a 65-percent jump in sales.
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Aircraft

Cirrus Lands Deals from China for 68 Aircraft

Cirrus holds signing ceremonies for two contracts, including a 60-aircraft deal to repeat customer Sun Yingui.
Charter & Fractional

Sino Jet Debuts at ABACE As Newly Merged Company

Merger with Bear Jet follows last fall’s acquisition Tsing Hua Capital.
Charter & Fractional

JetSolution Teams with SCA and Avicus on Parts, Charter

JetSolution forms JetCharter and JetParts under new partnership agreements.
Charter & Fractional

With Ink Still Wet on AOC, VistaJet Preps for China Ops

VistaJet has plans to expand in the Asia Pacific market with its China plan ready to go, involving a local partner
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Aircraft

Boeing Evaluates Passenger/Cargo Combi BBJ

Boeing testing the market for a split passenger/cargo configuration in growing VIP product line.
Regulations and Government

NBAA Chief Bolen Highlights Growth of ABACE

Attendance is expected up for this year’s event, while exhibitors and number of exhibitors from the Asia Pacific region on par with last year.
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Aircraft

Cessna Expands Chinese Presence with Charter Venture, Part 145 Approvals

Cessna’s newest joint venture secures business license and hopes to launch operations in 2016.
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Aircraft

Airbus Introduces ‘Summit’ To Asia

Interior designed to push price of VIP widebody down below $200 million and reach customer sooner.
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Regulations and Government

China To Continue Airspace Relaxation

Industry officials are eyeing China’s next Five Year Plan, which will establish goals for 2016-2020.
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FBOs

Castle & Cooke Eyes International Traffic At Van Nuys

Fixed-based operator Castle & Cooke continues to experience a pick up in traffic from China at its Honolulu, Hawaii, facility.
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Aircraft

Quest Plans Kodiak Ramp-up In Asian Sales Push

Having been acquired by a Japanese company, Quest Aircraft has a new reason to be interested in Asia.
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Aircraft

Honda To Debut HondaJet in Japan, Europe

The aircraft, which won provisional certification in March, is set to launch on a 26,000-nm tour involving 13 countries.
Accidents

NTSB Docket Reveals Cockpit Warning Before GIV Crash

NTSB releases 800 pages of documents surrounding last year's Gulfstream crash in Bedford, Mass.
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Cabin Interior and Electronics

Comlux America Breaks Ground on Indianapolis Expansion

The expansion will increase Comlux America's VIP completion hangar space in Indianapolis to 157,000 sq. ft.
Regulations and Government

General Aviation Rally Lands in Vero Beach

More than 500 people attend GAMA's 13th rally held at Piper's facility in Florida.
Regulations and Government

Industry Leaders Hail NY GA Sales/Use Tax Exemption

AOPA estimates that New York sales and use taxes contributed to the loss of nearly 700 based aircraft in state since 2002.
Regulations and Government

NBAA Asks Operators To Comment on NYC Airport Slot Plan

NBAA fears the proposal would significantly hamper a range of business aviation and GA operations.

People in Aviation: April 2015

Industry announcements and appointments
Regulations and Government

FEC Fines NATA for Campaign Finance Violations

NATA uncovered PAC-funding scheme involving 20 employees and reported violation to FEC.
Regulations and Government

TSA Working To Address GA Issues

The agency is collaborating with industry to move forward on several key issues.
Regulations and Government

EASA Releases A-NPA on Light Aircraft Standards

EASA moving forward as timing in the U.S. remains uncertain.
Regulations and Government

A4A Seeks Self-Funded ATO With Stakeholder Board

A4A asks Congress to consider air traffic reforms that would remove governmental constraints and improve ability to manage assets.
Regulations and Government

Santa Monica To Prep Leases for Possible Closure of SMO

City Council agrees to three-year and month-to-month leases, while vowing to pursue options to control fate of Santa Monica Airport.
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