Content Archive: September 2021
Aircraft
Air New Zealand Joins Airbus's Hydrogen Airliner Project
The Asia-Pacific carrier will study how Airbus's planned Zero E hydrogen airliners could be integrated into its domestic and regional flight network.
Bombardier Transitioning Learjet Plant into COE
Bombardier is training its Learjet production workers to become A&Ps and transitioning hangars to support the brand as production winds down.
JetNet Forecasts 'Enduring Recovery' for Bizav
The JetNet iQ report forecasts 718 new jet deliveries in 2021, up 15 percent from 2020, and a 7 percent delivery increase in 2022.
IADA Joins Canadian Business Aviation Association
The move by aircraft brokers group IADA comes less than three months after joining the European Business Aviation Association.
RUBAE Show Presses On in Pandemic Times
The 15th edition of the Russian Business Aviation Exhibition (RUBAE) opened at Moscow Vnukovo Airport on September 8.
Avionics
Garmin Certifies Smart Rudder Bias in Cessna 414A
Garmin has received FAA approval for Smart Rudder Bias in the Cessna 414A and for the GFC 600 autopilot in the Piper Meridian.
Business Aviation Factbook Showcases Industry Benefits
NBAA, in partnership with GAMA, has released a 33-page updated Business Aviation Factbook, providing a look at the industry’s benefits.
Aircraft
Jet Aviation Expands Gulfstream Mx Support in Europe
Jet Aviation's Vienna maintenance facility has now received EASA approval for the Gulfstream G500 and G600.
Avionics
Textron Aviation Begins Pro Line Fusion Installs in CJ2+
Collins Aerospace received FAA STC approval in March for Pro Line Fusion installs in the Cessna Citation CJ2+.
Aircraft
Aerospace Industry is Largely Positive About Future Prospects
The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics surveyed 1,000 professionals from 38 countries about the current and future state of the industry.
