Content Archive: June 2017

Nordam restructures, Tim White to lead JetAviva as president and John Goglia becomes chairman of PAMA.

Mitsubishi engineers are working on design changes to overcome possible certification issues.

ICAO adoption of the new phraseology signaled international acceptance of “climb/descend via” clearances that the FAA implemented in 2014.

Company president and CEO Kelly Ortberg remains hopeful that business aviation will bottom out sometime next year.

The proposal calls for access for general aviation and to rural communities, but it also does not spell out general aviation exemptions from user fees.

The Ka-62 is expected to cost in the $10 million range, seat 12 to 15 and be aimed primarily at the offshore energy and search and rescue markets.

After announcing its plans for expansion earlier this year, Rigby Group subsidiary XLR Executive Jet Centre is now operating at Birmingham Airport

The MiG-21 derivative has been heavily modified.

In a White House event, the President painted a bleak picture of the state of the U.S. air traffic control system the FAA manages.

Qatar Airways and several local Gulf carriers cancelled flights in the wake of a Saudi-led, politically-motivated airspace closure.