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). Lynch graduated from The Ohio State University with a bachelor of arts in journalism.
Latest from Kerry Lynch
Regulations and Government
Graves, Inhofe Introduce Pilot's Bill of Rights 2
Bill would expand pilot protections during enforcement actions, seek improvements to Notam system and provide liability protection for volunteer pilots.
Rotorcraft
UAVs: Low-Altitude Dangers
Pilots are concerned about the increasing number of encounters with UAVs.
Safety
Senate Commerce Clears Hart Nomination for NTSB Chairman
The White House reissued the nomination after the Senate failed to take action last year.
Aircraft
Honda Aircraft Installing First HondaJet Simulator
Initial simulator arrives as HondaJet nears certification
Regulations and Government
DHS Shutdown Looms
Senate action on bill expected today, but House and Senate lawmakers have been at impasse.
Cabin Interior and Electronics
Gogo BizAv Revenues, Profit Surge
Gogo Business Aviation service revenue outpaces equipment sales in fourth quarter for first time.
Al Naqbi Retiring from Presidential Flight Post
Retirement will enable him to dedicate time to the Middle East & North Africa Business Aviation Association.
Environment
GAMA Joins Group To Urge Sensible Environmental Regs
GAMA to work with ATAG as ICAO develops aviation environmental standards in 2016.
Global Business Aircraft Flying Edged Up Last Year
Charters, real estate flights lead gains, with growth coming in Europe, the Middle East and North America.
Rotorcraft
Turbomeca Arrano Wins Out over P&WC PW210 for Airbus X4
Airbus Helicopters and P&WC decided against pursuing growth version of PW210E for X4, but plan to collaborate on other potential opportunities for engine.
Aircraft
Aviation Groups Staging ‘Arsenal of Democracy’ Flyover
Former President George H.W. Bush is co-chairing the event, which will include vintage aircraft flying in formation on the 70th anniversary of VE Day.
Regulations and Government
NATA Seeks Meeting On FAA Slot Proposal
FAA is proposing new limits at Kennedy and Newark, along with existing limits at LaGuardia for unscheduled operations.
Aircraft
Gulfstream To Sponsor Pacific Coast Open
The polo tournament has been held for more than a century.
Charter & Fractional
KlasJet CEO Sees Opportunity For Business Aviation
Airline delays and cancelations cost travelers billions, while business aviation can save executives several hours each flight, KlasJet chief says.
Aircraft
Japanese Company Setouchi Buys Quest Aircraft
Quest will remain in Sandpoint, Idaho under the current leadership team.
Rotorcraft
Foley: Heli Market Woes To Spill into 2015
New shipments plummeted 24.7 percent to 971 helicopters in 2014, according to GAMA
Regulations and Government
Bizav Groups Cheer House OK of Small Business Tax Bill
The measure, which would permanent increase expensing allowance for small businesses to $500,000, faces uncertain future.
Aircraft
General Dynamics Sets Succession Plan for Gulfstream Leadership
Larry Flynn will succeed Joe Lombardo as executive v-p for General Dynamics, while Mark Burns will take over Flynn's duties as Gulfstream president.
Aircraft
With New Leader at Helm, Bombardier Aims for Level Flight
Business jet orders soften, deliveries increase as Bombardier looks to improve liquidity.
Regulations and Government
HAI, GAMA Team On Part 27, 29 Review
A long-awaited review of FAA Part 27 and 29 helicopter certification regulations is still years away.
Aircraft
Mixed Delivery Results Tempers Near Record Billings
“Overall the industry trajectory is positive. But we are not nearly where we need to be,” said GAMA president and CEO Pete Bunce.
Study: General Aviation Economic Impact Climbs to $219B
New study finds “hefty increase” in industry economic contribution, but number of jobs has dropped over past nine years.
Regulations and Government
FAA To Measure Noise Complaints in LA
A noise-complaint system to be launched in the spring should provide a complete picture of noise in the Los Angeles area.
Regulations and Government
House To Vote On Small Business Expensing
Backed by business aviation groups, the measure would permit small businesses to expense rather than depreciate certain capital expenses.
Regulations and Government
HAI, FAA Forum to Tackle ADS-B Equipage Concerns
FAA fears industry is falling behind on equipment mandate.
Regulations and Government
Industry Groups Back ICAO Approach on Emissions
Five aviation groups write heads of U.S. FAA and EPA, endorsing consideration of CAEP recommendations.
Aircraft
Airbus First ACJ319 Elegance Orders 'In Pipeline'
Airbus booked four orders for ACJ320 family in 2014, about on par with total VIP/ACJ sales in 2013.
Training and Workforce
NBAA S&D Committee Names Scholarship Recipients
Scholarships help recipients develop business aviation scheduler and dispatcher careers.
Cabin Interior and Electronics
Gogo Biz Offering ATG-4 Technology For Large Bizjets
Gogo Biz to begin shipment in spring of ATG 8000 packages to enable the ATG-4 capabilities.
Aircraft
Quest Kodiak Deliveries Reach New Heights In 2014
Deliveries increase as demand grows from North America and Asia.
