Content Archive: June 2009

The FAA has issued a number of special conditions needed for Spectrum Aeronautical’s all-composite S.40 Freedom twinjet to achieve type certification.

Honda Aircraft has announced a delay in first flight of the conforming prototype HondaJet and projected first customer delivery.

The new Global Executive Helicopter Network (GEHN) began operations on May 1 as a transatlantic alliance of helicopter charter providers.

FAA and Transport Canada certification of Bell’s new 429 light twin could come as early as this month.

Volo Aviation’s five FBOs are now official service providers for NetJets fractional-share flights and flights by NetJets affiliates.

oMiddle East charter provider Rizon has begun work on a new FBO and hangar facility at Doha Airport in Qatar.

Los Angeles Worlds Airports (LAWA) first proposed phasing out jets that meet Stage 2 noise restrictions at Van Nuys Airport in 1990.

The Transportation Security Administration has added Los Angeles International, Manchester (N.H.) and Long Beach (Calif.) airports to its list of gateways

For many years, J.A.

May 2009 Jet-A fuel chart.