2024 Corporate Aviation Leadership Summit

Gregory Polek

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Aging CRJs To Get P2F Conversions

Matt Thurber

Heli-Expo ’13 Lands in Las Vegas on Monday

Chad Trautvetter

Under Sequestration, FAA Will Bear Brunt of Cuts at DOT

Thierry Dubois

Eurocopter Reveals More Details on 2012 Performance

Charles Alcock

ExecuJet Europe Steps Up Transfer of Personnel to UK

AIN Staff

Embraer, Sierra Nevada Win USAF Light Attack Contract

AOPA Chief Craig Fuller To Leave Association

San Marino Registry Records 43rd Aircraft in Three Months

D-Jet Suspension, Layoffs at Diamond Aircraft Are Result of Failed Medrar Acquisition

Liénard Is 2013 Chairman at the Central European Private Aviation Association

Israel Gives Nod To Bell 429 Helicopter, Also Approves Gross Weight Increase

Boeing Pitches 787 Fix To Japanese Authorities

David A. Lombardo

West Coast Aviation Maintenance Gets Nod from JSSI

EADS Results Rise, But Concerns Linger Over A350XWB

Arsa Cautions Congress on Sequestration

Kentucky School Puts Students on Aviation Career Track

USC Aviation Offers Human Factors Mx Class

Nigeria To Get Bizav Maintenance Facility

Duncan Aviation Offers Falcon 2000/2000EX GH-3900.2 STC

Associated Air Center To Refurb Head-of-State BBJ

Palmertree To Head US Aviation MRO Operation

FAA Mulls Change to Agusta A109E Tail Rotor Life Limit AD

Bill Carey

Controllers Union: Sequestration Will Affect Traveling Public

Sierra Nevada Claims USAF Contract for A-29 Super Tucano

Twin Commander Offers Fuel Boost Pump and Oxygen Port Mods

Globe-girdling G650 Logs Four City-pair Records

Airlines Urge Governments to Agree on Climate Measures 

Briefing Offers Glimpse of FAA's UAS Concept of Operations

Mark Huber

LaHood: 100 Airport Towers To Close Under Sequestration

Diamond Aircraft Restructures; Suspends D-Jet Again

End of an Era as Hawker Is Shut Down

FAA Revisits Helicopter Certification Standards

Spagnolini Out as AgustaWestland CEO, Replaced by COO Romiti

Socata Soups Up 2013 TBM 850 Elite Turboprop Single

Quest Aircraft Bolsters Leadership Team

Bell Helicopter Delivers First Bell 429s to Customers in Africa

Bond Offshore Helicopters Wins $24M Contract

Research: Graduate Student Studying Air Rage

Premier IA Crash in Georgia Not an Overrun Accident

Education: Management of Flight Training Evolves

Research: Head Injuries Aboard Regional Airlines

New Research Due on Ice Crystal Formation in Engines

Union Demands More Oversight of Contract Maintenance

FAA Highlights Sequestration Cuts to ATC

ICAO Audits Philippines Aviation Safety

CHP Helicopter Saves Hiker from Mountain Lion

Hawaii Man Indicted in Hijacking Hoax

Feds Weigh Boeing’s Bid To Return 787 to Service

U.S. Transportation, Security Officials Warn of ‘Sequestration’ Impact

Neelam Mathews

AirAsia To Launch Indian Operation with Local Partners

Ian Sheppard

New ERA Boss Heads Fight for European Regionals

Airlines, Airports, ANSPs Cooperating, Says Canso’s Poole

The U.S. military grounded its fleet of Lockheed Martin F-35 Joint Strike Fighters after a routine engine inspection revealed a cracked turbine blade.

Cracked Turbine Blade Grounds F-35 Fleet

Boeing, Elbit Partner To Offer DIRCM Systems

Chris Pocock

British Army Deploys Micro-UAV, But Not Watchkeeper

U.S. Army Cancels LEMV Surveillance Airship

David Donald

IDEX: UAE Displays New AEW and Tanker, Buys Predator

Vladimir Karnozov

More Sukhoi Fighters for China, Indonesia

LaHood Predicts Widespread Tower Closings, ATC Delays

GA Groups Propose Changes to TSA Security Guidelines

Bombardier Bizjet Backlog Bursting at the Seams

As Sequestration Looms, GA Sizes Up Cuts to FAA

Flight Options Says Business is Really Taking Off

Engine Approval and Orders Boost CSeries Program

Curt Epstein

FBO Titans Clash At California’s San Jose Airport

Five Killed in Premier I Overrun

With NASA’s Help, Aerion Validates Laminar-flow Wing for SSBJ

FlightSafety International To Install Gulfstream G650 Sim at Long Beach Facility

Gulfstream G150 Fleet Leaders Rack Up 10,000 Hours

AirSatOne Releases New Wireless Flightstream Router

BAE Systems Growing in Regional Airline Support Market

Boeing Techs Vote to Strike, Engineers Accept Offer 

FAA: $1 Lease for Van Nuys Aviation Center Could Fall within Guidelines

Mubadala Aerospace/UAE University Launch Tech Program

Amac Aerospace Adds Russian Maintenance Organization Approval

NAFA Chooses JSSI for Conference Seminar

Duncan Aviation Authorized To Modify Extended Life Battery

DAC International Secures Dual PMA

Atlantic Aero Adds Citation X to Repair Station

Mid-Canada Mod Center Named Satcom Direct Dealer

NTSB Issues Nose Gear Safety Recommendation to Hawker Beechcraft

Second Embraer Legacy 500 Enters Flight-test Fleet

Standalone Beechcraft Emerges To Face the Future

Business Aircraft Flying Off To a Good Start in 2013

NBAA Lauds ICAO Proposals for Aircraft Emissions, Noise

AfBAA Study Makes Case for Bizav Growth in Africa

Los Angeles Helicopter Noise Bill Reintroduced

Avantair Pilots Vote for Union Representation

Piper Revenues, Aircraft Deliveries Soared in 2012

Switzerland-based Amac Gets Russian Maintenance Approval

The Aviation Home Office Sets Up Shop

AFL-CIO Issues Sequestration Warning

The U.S. military cleared the F-35B short takeoff/vertical landing (Stovl) variant of the Joint Strike Fighter to resume flight operations last week.

Content Archive: February 2013

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