Content Archive: September 2021
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.
Aircraft
Daher Receives French TBM Mx Contract Extension
The contract extension from the French Ministry for the Armed Forces is for maintenance and other support of its fleet of Daher TBM 700A/Bs.
Environment
Luxaviation and Shell Plan Joint Investment in New FBOs
Luxaviation and Shell Aviation announced a partnership that will expand their business aviation portfolio and reduce environmental impact.
Rotorcraft
Blade Aims To Dominate Organ Transport Market in U.S.
Blade said it will merge its MediMobility business with Trinity Air Medical, which it has signed an agreement to acquire.
Regulations and Government
FAA's Dickson Named as Keynote on BACE Opening Day
This will be the fourth time FAA Administrator Steve Dickson has been a speaker at an NBAA event.
Safety
AviationManuals Updates Free Emergency Response Form
The updated emergency response form by AviationManuals can now be used by FBOs and drone operations in addition to business aviation.
Environment
Clay Lacy Commits To Electric Aircraft Infrastructure
California-based FBO operator Clay Lacy Aviation has signed an agreement to provide electric aircraft charging infrastructure at all of its locations.
Charter & Fractional
UK Charter Operators Lament Brexit Changes at ACE 2021
The UK charter industry regrets the country’s departure from the EU that ushered in the need to obtain country-specific permits for flights into the EU.
