Content Archive: March 2011
Women in Aviation
by Amy Laboda
There are few venues in aviation today where you will find the chief of naval operations, the COO of Signature Flight Support Worldwid
Phenom 300 Gets Medevac Configuration
Embraer has signed a contract for sale of a Phenom 300 to Amil Assistência Médica.
Embraer to Decide on Next Commercial Project This Year
Embraer will decide on whether to develop a new five-abreast narrowbody aircraft some time by the end of this year, company CEO Frederico Curado said today
Aircraft
Japan Earthquake Sends Tremors Through Airline Sector
Airlines are starting to count the financial cost of the earthquake and tsunami that devastated large areas of northeastern Japan on March 11.
Aircraft
Rekkof Seeks Partner for Brazilian Parts Factory
Rekkof Aircraft will invite tenders from established Tier 1 aerostructures companies to produce parts for its planned 
AFRAA Pledges Better Leadership for African Airlines
The African Airlines Association (AFRAA) has launched a three-year plan to realign activities with member carriers’ business imperatives.
ISTAT Becoming America’s Air Show
Last week’s International Society of Transport Aircraft Trading (ISTAT) conference in Scottsdale, Ariz., set another new record this year by drawing some 1
Aircraft
Controller at Reagan National Fell Asleep On Duty
The air traffic controller at the center of the controversy surrounding a pair of flights that had to land at
Aircraft
India’s Bizjet Fleet Growing at Breakneck Pace
There were 136 private jets registered in India as of mid-March, according to new data published by the Firestone Management Group.
