Content Archive: August 2009
BJTonline: Wolfgang Puck
When the effervescent Wolfgang Puck visits Spago, his signature restaurant in Beverly Hills, he often stops by each
Aircraft
ATR 72-500 twin turboprop crashes in Thailand
An ATR 72-500 twin turboprop operated by Thailand’s Bangkok Airways crashed into a disused air traffic control tower on August 4, killing the captain and i
GAMA Airplane Shipments Off 46 Percent in 1H
The General Aviation Manufacturers Association’s second-quarter shipment and billings report, released this afternoon, shows that general aviation airplane
Foley: Bizjet Orders Could Be Net Negative for 2009
This year will be one of the most challenging on record for new business jet orders, according to business aviation industry consulting firm Brian Foley As
Safety
New Certification Rule To Offer Icing Protection
The FAA yesterday amended its certification standards for icing protection on transport-category airplanes.
Aircraft
Eclipse Aerospace in Final Push for Eclipse Assets
The trustee in the Chapter 7 bankruptcy proceedings for Eclipse Aviation late last week asked the bankruptcy court to approve the sale of the former very l
Aircraft
NetJets Europe Cuts Pilot Duty Days
NetJets Europe has achieved its goal of reducing flight crew capacity by 60,000 pilot duty days per year in response to declining demand for its fractional
