Content Archive: February 2022

EASA and other agencies have warned of dangers to aircraft not only in Ukraine's airspace, but also in neighboring Russia, Belarus and Moldova.

Although the FAA-industry Eagle initiative aims to eliminate leaded avgas by 2030, unleaded aviation gasoline already exists.

The converted Challenger 650 bizjet is flying regular missions along the Poland-Belarus border to monitor Russian ground force activities.

Bombardier is building in flexibility in its financial outlook to prepare to respond to competitors and customers on new products, Martel said.

Helicopter Association International (HAI) is bringing a new feature to its upcoming Heli-Expo show: charter and tour flights.

Business and general aviation fixed-wing shipments were up 9 percent and billings 7.6 percent in 2021, GAMA reported.

Constant Aviation is the second independent MRO to achieve the FAA designation.

Pratt & Whitney Canada has added a lease-to-own option in its spare engines program.

Dallas-area business aviation hub Addison Airport has debuted its U.S. Customs and airport administration building.

Industry analyst Brian Foley is calling for business jet shipments to “get out of their 700-unit-per-year rut and approach 900 units as soon as 2024."