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Aviation Week

26 Aug 2015

Gulfstream G150

Swan song for the smallest Gulfstream The G150 is one of the fastest and most cost-effective mid-light business aircraft that is capable of flying non-stop between most coastal cities in the U.S.

Aviation Week

1 Aug 2015

Thales Introduces New Head Mount Display For Business Aircraft

Thales is taking the helmet out of the helmet-mounted display and bringing Top Gun technology to the business jet world. Less than three years after acquiring an innovative line of helmet-mounted displays (HMD) from U.S. helmet-maker Gentex, Thales is offering the same technology for applications rang...

Aviation Week

1 Aug 2015

FreeFlight ADS-B Gains FAA STC

Texas-based FreeFlight Systems has received FAA Supplemental Type Certificate and Approved Model List certification for its ADS-B systems,which are ready for shipping and installation. The systems are approved for installation in more than 400 light general-aviation aircraft....

Aviation Week

1 Aug 2015

Embraer Predicts Jet Deliveries For The Next 20 Years

In its recent market outlook, Embraer predicts deliveries of 6,350 jets in the 70-to-130 seat category over the next 20 years.

Aviation Week

1 Aug 2015

MAC Air Breaks Ground For New FBO

Portland, Maine-based MAC Air Group broke ground at Portland International Jetport for a new 43,000- sq.-ft., full-service operation.

Aviation Week

1 Aug 2015

Boeing Business Jets Launches BBJ MAX 9

Boeing Business Jets has launched its BBJ MAX 9 large cabin, ultra-long-range business aircraft with an order from an undisclosed European customer. It’s the fifth firm order for a Boeing Business Jet (BBJ) MAX aircraft. Boeing has previously booked four orders for the BBJ MAX 8 model. The fi...

Aviation Week

1 Aug 2015

Colombia Types Challenger 300, 350

Bombardier Aerospace has received type certification for the Challenger 300 and Challenger 350 business jets from the Unidad Administrativa Especial de Aviacon Civil (UAEAC) of Colombia, the country’s Civil Aviation Authority, the company said. The Challenger portfolio is gaining strong momen...

Aviation Week

1 Aug 2015

New East Coast Member Only Flights

It’s worked on the Pacific coast, so why not on the Atlantic coast as well? That’s the thinking of the team that founded Surf Air, the growing commercial operation that provides scheduled PC-12 service among various California business aviation airports to its members.

Aviation Week

1 Aug 2015

Bell Helicopter’s Model 525 Relentless Lifts Off

Bell Helicopter’s all new Model 525 Relentless is flying.

Aviation Week

1 Aug 2015

Accidents in Brief (August 2015)

June 29 — About 1944 Hawaiian standard time, a Short Bros. SD3-60 (N221LM) sustained minor damage following a gear up landing at the Kalaeloa Airport [John Rogers Field] (JRK) Kapolei, Hawaii. The airplane was registered to and operated by Trans Executive Airlines of Hawaii Inc. The ATP-rated pi...

Aviation Week

1 Aug 2015

One Aviation Markets Eclipse 500 “Special Edition”

One Aviation, the newly formed company that combined Eclipse Aerospace with Kestrel Aircraft, is marketing an Eclipse 500 “Special Edition” that includes the features and available options of a new production Eclipse 550. The Eclipse SE carries a base price of $2.195 million and...

Aviation Week

1 Aug 2015

A Sight to See

Lou Churchville EVS is gaining in popularity for good reason In our business of flying, “The Perfect” is very much still the enemy of “The Good,” especially when it comes to attaining dependable, economica...

Aviation Week

1 Aug 2015

Airbus’s Electric-powered E-fan Demonstrator Crosses English Channel

Airbus’s electric-powered E-fan demonstrator aircraft made a successful — and heavily promoted — crossing of the English Channel on July 10, but the company’s expectation of being the first to make the passage on electric power alone was snuffed by an enterprising French a...

Aviation Week

1 Aug 2015

Negative Torque Sensing vs. Autofeather

Misleading cues and confusion lead to Metro crash Recently much correspondence has passed about our staff pilots, technical writers and several readers regarding our understanding — and sometimes misunderstanding — of engine-out performance of FAR P...

Aviation Week

1 Aug 2015

EVS Gulfstream

Aviation Week

1 Aug 2015

Wind Shear: Has It Been Tamed?

Learning from seventy years of experience Years ago, pilots were a bit self-deluding when it came to wind shear. Many didn’t even recognize it as a problem and chalked up the occasional loss of an airplane to pilots who didn’t quite have what it tak...

Aviation Week

1 Aug 2015

Fast Five: Michael J. Silvestro

CEO, Flexjet and Flight Options A marketing graduate from the University of Notre Dame

Aerotime

29 Jul 2015

Virgin Galactic SpaceShipTwo crash caused by co-pilot error

An official investigation into the deadly crash of a Virgin Galactic SpaceShipTwo over California last October finds that a co-pilot unlocked the ship’s braking system too early. The incident, according to the National Transportation and Safety Board’s report, could have been prevented w...

Ainonline

28 Jul 2015

Bizjet International Has a Tay 611-8C Engine To Spare

Tulsa, Okla.-based BizJet International acquired a Rolls-Royce Tay 611-8C engine that it will make available to customers to keep them in the air when they’re having their own engine worked on. According to BizJet vice president of sales and marketing Brian Barber, the Lufthansa Technik subsidiary...

Ainonline

28 Jul 2015

Ontic Adds JT15D Capability

Ontic Engineering & Manufacturing acquired the manufacturing rights from Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) for certain new JT15D engine components. Ontic specializes in extended life solutions for OEM legacy products. This is Ontic’s first acquisition from P&WC and will add to its portfolio of engine supp...

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