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Sirius and WSI Team To Provide Cockpit Weather Service

Following in the steps of XM Satellite Radio, rival Sirius plans to offer a competing “always-on” weather service for aircraft through an agreement with da
Security

TSA develops new plan to fill thinning ranks of air marshals

Perhaps one of the least appreciated benefits of corporate aviation is that its pilots and their passengers don’t have to endure the security procedures of

Frost & Sullivan Analysis Shows Healthy Bizjet Market

Frost & Sullivan’s “World Business Jets Market: Investment Analysis” released yesterday says that strong corporate profits and more orders from China,

Dassault Feeling the Dollar Pinch

According to Dassault Aviation chairman and CEO Charles Edelstenne, the French aircraft manufacturer is planning on moving some of its activities out of Eu
Charter & Fractional

JetBird Gets Enough Funding To Fly

JetBird, Europe’s planned new low-cost charter service, has raised €21 million ($31 million) in fresh capital through an oversubscribed private placement o
Maintenance and Modifications

Completions/Mx Startup To Open in Basel

AMAC Aerospace is preparing to open a new business aviation completions, refurbishment and maintenance facility in Switzerland next August.

AIN Audiocast: Jack Pelton, Cessna Chairman, President and CEO

Over the past week Cessna Aircraft has made headlines for buying bankrupt Columbia Aircraft and for a decision to manufacture its SkyCatcher light sport ai
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Charter & Fractional

Newly Acquired Flight Options Buying Phenom 300s

Flight Options late Friday simultaneously announced its finalized acquisition by Miami-based private equity firm H.I.G.
Aircraft

Special Report: Pre-owned Market 2007

Business Jets: In 2007 demand for business jets surges This year the business jet market started off busy and never took a breather.
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Finance, Taxes, Insurance

Aviation Finance

What a difference a year makes.In AIN’s annual report on aviation finance last year (October 2006, page 38), lenders expected 200

People in Aviation: December 2007

Alan Klapmeier, chairman and CEO of Cirrus Design, has been named chairman of the General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) for next
Accidents

Final Report: EMS King Air encountered unreported slush

Hawker Beechcraft King Air A100, Sault Ste.
Accidents

Final Report: Helicopter crashed while filming car commercial

Eurocopter AS 350BA, Panamint Spring, Calif., Dec.
Accidents

Final Report: Gear torque knee failed

Hawker Beechcraft King Air B300, Englewood, Colo., Jan.
Accidents

Final Report: Sling load entangled in tail rotor

Eurocopter AS 350-B2, Nuiqsut, Alaska, Aug.
Accidents

Final Report: Cheyenne's tail separated in MiG jet blast

Piper PA-42 Cheyenne, Prescott, Ariz., Oct.
Accidents

Factual Report: Pilot blames fatigue for hard landing

Fairchild SA-227-AC, Grain Valley, Mo., Aug.
Accidents

Factual Report: TBM crashes on missed approach

Socata TBM 700, Dartmouth, Mass., Feb.
Accidents

Preliminary Report: GII crash kills two pilots

Gulfstream IIB, Santo Domingo, Venezuela, Oct.
Safety

Preliminary Report: King Air Crew reports engine problems

Hawker Beechcraft Super King Air 200, Bogota, Colombia, Oct.
Accidents

Preliminary Report: CitationJet takes off on taxiway

Cessna CitationJet 525, Memphis, Tenn., Oct.

Preliminary Report: JetRanger loses power while hovering

Bell 206B JetRanger, Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, Oct.
Accidents

Preliminary Report: EMS King Air crashes in mountains

Hawker Beechcraft King Air C90A, Pagosa Springs, Colo., Oct.

Honeywell Foresees Flat Civil Sales

With a commendable bow toward candor, Honeywell released its civil helicopter market outlook at Heli-Expo by qualifying the results of its survey: “The 200
Accidents

Preliminary Report: Learjet not aligned properly

Bombardier Learjet 35A, Goodland, Kan., Oct.
Accidents

Preliminary Report: Caravan pilot did not get WX briefing

Cessna 208B Grand Caravan, Naches, Wash., Oct.

Speaking of the future: Rolls-Royce/Teal

Crystal-ball gazing is a major part of any trade show.

Heli-Expo 2003

Maybe it was pent-up demand.

Industry awaits Sturgell’s confirmation to head FAA

Former Top Gun instructor-pilot Robert Sturgell, who took over the FAA as acting administrator when Marion Blakey completed her five-year term on September
Regulations and Government

Congressional Observer: December 2007

• At press time, appropriations for the 12 government agencies were still in the holding pattern.