Content Archive: April 2011
Torqued: Disaster prompts new look at risk assessment
The Japanese trifecta of tragedy has some people rethinking risk-assessment models and catastrophic risk in general.
ATC
ATO Chief Krakowski Resigns from FAA
Hank Krakowski, head of the FAA’s Air Traffic Organization (ATO), resigned today amid the fallout of not one but two incidents in as many weeks where the s
NARA Meeting Sounds Upbeat Note for Bizjet Sales
Reports from last week’s National Aircraft Resale Association’s spring meeting in Naples, Fla., inspire continued optimism about the business aviation indu
Aircraft
GKN To Build HondaJet Fuselage
GKN Aerospace has been selected to build the entire fuselage for the HondaJet, the UK-based aerostructures specialist said today at a press conference in L
Charter & Fractional
Fractional Share Sales Take Off at Flight Options
Cleveland-based Flight Options said it saw renewed interest in fractional share and jet card (JetPass) sales during the first quarter, noting that net shar
Rotorcraft
Offshore-oil Eurocopter EC175 Pegged for 2012 Approval
Eurocopter confirmed that it plans to gain type certification for the EC175 medium twin this year while clarifying that it expects complementary certificat
AIN Blog: Why David Sokol Refused My Interview Request
As you've probably read, NetJets chairman and CEO David Sokol resigned abr
Torqued: Work continues for a future free of fatalities
Certainly the news that there were no U.S.
