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Charter & Fractional

VistaJet sees surge in revenue

European charter operator VistaJet reports that revenues grew by 20 percent last year and that the company has expanded its fleet of Bombardier jets to 26
FBOs

FBO wants to bring corporate ops back to Reagan National

It has been almost nine years since terrorists showed the world how easy it was to hijack fuel-laden airliners and use them as missiles on Sept.
Sustainability and Environment

Europe likely to approve ETS Support Facility

Eurocontrol appears to be close to finally approving the funding and development of its ETS Support Facility, which would give business aircraft operators
Charter & Fractional

Darby challenges certificate revocation

Five years after the February 2005 Challenger overrun at Teterboro–one of the most notorious accidents in business aviation history–the FAA has
Aircraft

More Delays Logged in HondaJet Program

The HondaJet program has once again been delayed.
Cabin Interior and Electronics

Silentium Air Intros Challenger 300 Noise-reduction Kit

Silentium Air introduced its 300 series, a customized noise-reduction kit developed expressly for the Bombardier Challenger 300.The Montreal-ba
Charter & Fractional

Flight Ops Receives First Phenom 300

Flight Options took delivery of its first Embraer Phenom 300.
FBOs

Northwest Florida Airport Opens

Northwest Florida Beaches Airport (KECP) near Panama City, Fla., the first new greenfield airport since Denver International in 1995, opened last month.
Accidents

Stabilizer Failure Caused Grob Crash

The November 2006 fatal crash of the Grob G180A SPn prototype was caused by failure of the twinjet’s horizontal stabilizer, which “suffered an in-flight br
Accidents

FAA Denies Sanctions Against Midair Pilots

The FAA rejected a request from Brazilian politicians to revoke the pilot certificates of the two U.S.
Aircraft

Falcon 2000DX/EX/LX to land shorter

Dassault is about to receive certification for a “nose-up autobrake” feature to further cut Falcon 2000-series landing distances, chief test pilot Philippe
Cabin Interior and Electronics

Nextant Picks Inspect Tech I-Shade for Beechjet 400Next

The I-Shade cabin light management system has been picked by Nextant Aerospace for its
Cabin Interior and Electronics

Townsend–Where the Leather Meets the Road

At last month’s Ebace, Townsend Leather promoted its latest Milano collection of upholstery leather–four patterns in 14 colors each from rich creams to pew
Cabin Interior and Electronics

Duncan Aviation Offers White Paper on Paint

Duncan Aviation of Lincoln, Neb., has released a white paper addressing common misperceptions and pitfalls inherent in preparing for an aircraft exterior p
Cabin Interior and Electronics

Flying Colours Flying High on Challenger 850 Contracts

Flying Colours, a Canadian independent completion and refurbishment center, is knee-deep in cabin finish work on Challenger 850s and conversions of CRJ200
Cabin Interior and Electronics

Edelman Offers Leather with a Bite

Edelman Leather has launched a new line that it expects will take a “bite” out of the market.
Cabin Interior and Electronics

Completion business gets back on track at Associated

When Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE)
Aircraft

Buyers dipping more toes in pre-owned waters

Despite teetering over the abyss of economic collapse and having to overcome negative public perception surrounding corporate jet ownership, the used aircr
Charter & Fractional

NetJets Predicting Profitable 2010

Berkshire Hathaway’s first-quarter financial report notes that revenues at its NetJets subsidiary grew by 18 percent year-over-year, generating positive pr
Maintenance and Modifications

Torqued: No child left unbuckled

Buckle up for safety! The long-running ad campaign that got us all to wear our seat belts when driving is just as relevant to airplanes as cars, and childr
Maintenance and Modifications

ADI offers MD902 STC for night-vision lighting system

Aero Dynamix (ADI) is offering the first EASA STC approval for a night-vision lighting system on an MD902.
Maintenance and Modifications

Jet Aviation expands international approvals

At Moscow Vnukovo airport, Jet Aviation has completed the steps to operate as an independent Russian legal entity.
Maintenance and Modifications

Altenrhein Aviation fares well thanks to Gulfstream mx

Work on Gulfstream’s midsize jets played a major role in keeping 2009 income levels up for Switzerland’s Altenrhein Aviation.
Maintenance and Modifications

Cutter Aviation consolidates Dallas operation

The Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex has been host to an expanding Cutter Aviation since 2002.
Maintenance and Modifications

Cessna to open Spanish Citation Service Center

Spain’s Valencia Airport will be the site of Cessna’s new European Citation service center.
Maintenance and Modifications

ACC Columbia Jet Service expands mx capabilities

ACC Columbia Jet Service, formerly known as Aviation Center Cologne, has a new facility at Hannover Airport as a result of its recent merger with Columbia
Maintenance and Modifications

Ruag trims back in response to net loss

The Ruag Group has streamlined its business aircraft maintenance facilities in response to a net loss in that sector of approximately $103 million for 2009
Maintenance and Modifications

Boca Aircraft mx named Eclipse Gold Service Center

Eclipse Aerospace has named Boca Aircraft Maintenance located in Boca Raton, Fla., the exclusive U.S.
Maintenance and Modifications

Bombardier AOG Line mx OK for Jet Aviation Paris

Jet Aviation’s new Paris Le Bourget facility, which recently received EASA Part 145 line station approval, was appointed a Bombardier AOG line maintenance
Maintenance and Modifications

Turbine Fatigue Cited in Fatal California Helo Crash

Yesterday the NTSB released the finding of the cause of the May 24, 2008, Is