Content Archive: August 2016
Regulations and Government
Ethiopia Pursues Bizav Growth Through AfBAA Membership
The African Business Aviation Association has opened a new chapter in Ethiopia.
Aircraft
Russian Carrier Awaits MiG-29s for Syrian Airstrikes
The Admiral Kuznetsov will contribute to the Russian air campaign later this year.
Airports
So Far, So Good for Genav Traffic at Rio Olympics
The Rio Olympics opened this weekend without notable general aviation traffic flow issues, despite heightened security procedures.
Cabin Interior and Electronics
MAG Adds FAA STCs for AW139 VIP Interiors
The STCs cover more than eight different interchangeable layouts and configurations.
Finance, Taxes, Insurance
Embraer Seeks To Reduce Workforce With Voluntary Cuts
Aims to save $200 million in worker compensation
Rotorcraft
Lower Oil/Gas Flying Drags Down PHI's Financials
PHI's latest quarterly revenues plunged by $31.4 million year-over-year in the second quarter, thought it still managed to post a $4.2777 million profit.
FBOs
Desert Jet Begins Operations at New FBO
With its permanent facility under construction, the full-service aviation company opened its FBO in a temporary building.
Aircraft
F-16s Operate With Virtual F-22s During Training Event
The 'Distant Frontier' training event was a live, virtual and constructive system first, according to developer Northrop Grumman.
Rotorcraft
Kuwait Signs Contract for 30 H225M Caracal Helicopters
With Poland’s order still not finalized, deal is a welcome boost for Airbus Helicopters
Barry Tully, Former AIN Senior Editor, Flies West
Barry Tully was one of three of the original senior editors of Aviation International NewsBarry Tully: Former AIN Senior Editor
