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Fuel

Blender's Tax Credit Gains Steam on Capitol Hill

Ways and Means includes SAF blender's tax credit as part of budget reconciliation package.
Sustainability and Environment

Shell Looks To Be Leader in SAF Production

Global petroleum producer Shell announced plans to begin production of approximately 2 million tonnes a year of sustainable aviation fuel by 2025.
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Charter & Fractional

ACA: It Takes a Village To Combat Illegal Charter

The European business aviation industry must increase awareness of illegal charter operators and push for harsher sanctions to eradicate the practice.
Aircraft

Airlines Welcome Lifting of U.S. Ban on Foreign Travelers

From early November, fully vaccinated passengers from multiple countries will be permitted to fly to the U.S., ending 18 months of Covid restrictions.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

SkyGuardian RPAS Undertakes European Trials

Trials have proven the ability of the SkyGuardian to operate in controlled airspace as the UK gears up to begin operations with the Protector RG.Mk 1.
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Aircraft

Return of the Nighthawk: Now It’s Official

Two F-117s have deployed to Fresno to train with the California ANG, affording the public its first view of the aircraft since its 2008 "retirement".
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Charter & Fractional

VistaJet Enhances Onboard Pet Care

VistaJet's more than 200 cain hostesses have undergone training for basic emergency and behavioral care for clients' furry companions.
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Finance, Taxes, Insurance

MySky Promises Accurate Charter Quotes In Seconds

Spend management platform MySky has introduced a Quote feature that it says uses real operational data to quickly provide accurate pricing.
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Rotorcraft

GetHeli Expands To International Operators

UK-based helicopter charter booking platform GetHeli added international operators to its database and longer term is looking at eVTOLs.
Aircraft

Lockheed Martin Unveils KC-Y Tanker Contender

The U.S. Air Force is gearing up to buy another fleet of tankers, which could pitch the A330 MRTT into battle again with the Boeing KC-46.
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Aircraft

Tradewind Aviation To Take More PC-12s, Expand Service

Tradewind Aviation aircraft and service expansion comes as the company marks 20th anniversary.
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Training and Workforce

AINsight: A Seat at the Table

Part 91 flight department leaders aren’t just aviation experts, they’re also business leaders and a big part of that is aligning with the company.
Aircraft

Air New Zealand Joins Airbus's Hydrogen Airliner Project

The Asia-Pacific carrier will study how Airbus's planned Zero E hydrogen airliners could be integrated into its domestic and regional flight network.
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Aircraft

NBAA-BACE To Place Focus on Advanced Air Mobility

NBAA is hosting its largest cadre of AAM exhibitors yet at BACE and is bringing together a panel of government leaders to discuss emerging technologies.
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Finance, Taxes, Insurance

Leasing Venture Orders 12 More Helicopters

Helicopter lessor LCI and Sumitomo Mitsui Finance and Leasing are acquiring 12 more helicopters worth more than $120 million.
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Rotorcraft

Phoenix PD Orders Five Airbus H125s

Phoenix PD calls Airbus H125 "best aircraft for the job."
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Finance, Taxes, Insurance

ZenithJet Adds Biz Aircraft Cost-management Program

ZenithJet has rolled out a cost-management program for business aircraft owners and operators.
FBOs

Industry Group To Examine Ground Handling Safety

NATA announced the creation of the Ground Safety Alliance, an industry-led, data-gathering body that will work to improve ground handling safety.
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Aircraft

Duncan Expanding ACA Installs to Multiple Bizjet Types

MRO provider Duncan Aviation has increased its Aviation Clean Air ionization system installations to eight business jet types and will add more.
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Aircraft

ATR, Braathens Regional Airlines and Neste Accelerate Pure SAF Certification

The partners will operate a test flight with a ATR72 turboprop regional airliner early next year with one engine burning 100% SAF and the other one 50%.
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Sustainability and Environment

CAAFI Applauds Call to Action on SAF

The Commercial Aviation Alternative Fuels Initiative applauded the U.S. government’s recognition of the role that SAF will play in decarbonization efforts.
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Finance, Taxes, Insurance

UK Firm Brings Bizjet AOG Insurance to U.S. Market

UK-based Falcon MGA Services has teamed with Peter Schmitz to bring JetSure AOG flight-cancellation insurance to the U.S.
Maintenance and Modifications

Embraer Launches Upgraded TechPubs Platform

Embraer Services & Support's new TechPubs will be integrated with EmbraerX's Beacon digital maintenance platform.
Sustainability and Environment

Seeking an FBO That Has SAF? 4AIR's Got a Map for That

Sustainability solutions provider 4AIR has posted the first interactive SAF map depicting the availability of SAF for business aircraft operators.
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Avionics

Garmin Certifies Smart Rudder Bias in Cessna 414A

Garmin has received FAA approval for Smart Rudder Bias in the Cessna 414A and for the GFC 600 autopilot in the Piper Meridian.
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Aircraft

Jet Aviation Expands Gulfstream Mx Support in Europe

Jet Aviation's Vienna maintenance facility has now received EASA approval for the Gulfstream G500 and G600.
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Avionics

Textron Aviation Begins Pro Line Fusion Installs in CJ2+

Collins Aerospace received FAA STC approval in March for Pro Line Fusion installs in the Cessna Citation CJ2+.
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Aircraft

Aerospace Industry is Largely Positive About Future Prospects

The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics surveyed 1,000 professionals from 38 countries about the current and future state of the industry.
Aircraft

Daher Receives French TBM Mx Contract Extension

The contract extension from the French Ministry for the Armed Forces is for maintenance and other support of its fleet of Daher TBM 700A/Bs.
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Aircraft

Boeing Shows Optimism in New Commercial Airplane Outlook

The U.S. airframer projects demand for more than 43,500 new airplanes valued at $7.2 trillion over the next 20 years in its new Commercial Market Outlook.
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