Content Archive: August 2009
Labace Shows Resilience of Bizav in Latin America
While the rest of the world continues to struggle in the grip of an economic crisis, the recent Latin American Business Aviation Conference & Exhibitio
Aircraft
C90-series King Air to get winglets
Hawker Beechcraft (HBC) hopes to boost new C90-series King Air sales with another revision of its smallest twin turboprop.
Aircraft
Boeing Sets New 787 Schedule
Boeing announced today that it expects the first flight of the 787 Dreamliner to occur by the end of this year and first delivery in the fourth quarter of
Labace 2009
While much of the world struggles in the grip of a financial crisis, the economies in Latin America–and Brazil in particular–appear stable and even growing
Aircraft
In The Works: Stratos Aircraft - 714
Stratos Aircraft is also targeting the four-seat VLJ market, but its entry has one engine, a 3,030-pound-thrust Williams International FJ44-3AP, and more a
Bizjets provide lift for North Korea mission
The aircraft that carried former President Bill Clinton to North Korea last month on an errand of mercy seeking the release of two imprisoned U.S.
Maintenance and Modifications
FSDO Accused Of Paying Inspector To Stay At Home
The Professional Aviation Safety Specialists (Pass) AFL-CIO union
Maintenance and Modifications
Business As Usual As Twin Commander Moves
Twin Commander Aircraft is making progress on its move from Arlington, Wash., to North Carolina.
Maintenance and Modifications
Despite Economy, 300 Trainees Join Lufthansa Technik
As Lufthansa Technik’s new training year gets under way, 307 young people have joined the company on the first step of their career.
Maintenance and Modifications
Corporate Jet Support Offers 24-hour Maintenance
The newest addition to Corporate Jet Support’s maintenance capability is 24-hour on-call service at the company’s White Plains, N.Y., and Oxford, Conn.
