Content Archive: August 2022
Brazil Business Aviation Traffic Growing
Compared to 2019, 2020, and 2021, business aviation activity in Brazil is on a huge upswing.
Daedalean Opens U.S. Business, Hires Regional Executive
Daedalean—a developer of autonomous flight for aviation and eVTOL—has hired Dr. Yemaya Bordain to lead their new office in Phoenix, Arizona.
Matt Greene Remembers a Special Safe Flight Salesperson from 52 Years Ago - AIN’s 50th Anniversary
Matt Greene Remembers a Special Safe Flight Salesperson from 52 Years Ago - AIN’s 50th Anniversary
Charter & Fractional
Summer Charter Inquiries Heat Up at Luxaviation
Luxaviation is seeing 1,000 or more charter inquiries a day from clients seeking summer travel.
AOPA Notches 200th You Can Fly Flying Club
Over the past decade, AOPA has provided resources to and supported the formation of 200 flying clubs as part of an effort to foster the GA community.
White House Summit Brings AAM Into National Focus
The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy hosted a daylong summit on the challenges and opportunities of integrating eVTOLs and UAS.
Aircraft
Are Boeing’s Max 10 and 777X Still The Right Aircraft For the Post-Covid Air Transport Market?
Are Boeing’s Max 10 and 777X Still The Right Aircraft For the Post-Covid Air Transport Market?
AINsight: Forecasting Wx Easier Than the Aircraft Market
Forecasting the weather is more accurate than trying to predict the future of the preowned business aircraft market.
Manufacturer Focus Shifts To Sustainable Aviation Imperative
Companies such as Rolls-Royce, GE Aviation, Pratt & Whitney, Collins, and CAE, to name a few, are forging ahead with sustainable technologies.
Aircraft
Plane Aviation Back at LABACE, and So Is Cirrus
Among the returning LABACE exhibitors this year is Cirrus Aircraft distributor Plane Aviation.
