Wilson S. Leach
Founder, CEO

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Training and Workforce

AIN Year-end Report 2023

A letter from AIN CEO and Co-founder, Wilson Leach
Wilson Leach, AIN Co-founder and Chairman Emeritus
Aircraft

A Message from AIN Co-founder and Chairman Emeritus Wilson Leach

Airshows remain key events in AIN’s DNA
Dubai Airshow covers 1993

AIN YEAR-END REPORT 2022

A letter from AIN CEO and Co-founder, Wilson Leach
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Mansour Ojjeh remembered

Remembering the Lasting Legacy of Mansour Ojjeh
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AIN Contributor Carmela Pedicini Passes Away

She worked on several of AIN's publications in Brazil and Geneva.
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AIN 2016 Year End Report

In the months leading up to November’s U.S. presidential election, I shared with colleagues my belief that no matter who won, business would get back
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Barry Tully, Former AIN Senior Editor, Flies West

Barry Tully was one of three of the original senior editors of Aviation International NewsBarry Tully: Former AIN Senior Editor
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AIN's 2015 Year End Report

Last year at this time, I predicted that the worst was over for the world economy; and I said that 2015 would witness sustained growth in business aviation
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AIN's 2014 Year-End Report

For the first time since the Great Recession began - six long, frustrating, challenging years ago - I think the worst is behind us.
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AIN's 2013 Year End Report

Having successfully navigated our way through the Great Recession, we can, I believe, conquer any challenge that is thrown at us.
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AIN's 2012 Year-End Report

People whose opinions I value unanimously agreed before last month’s election that the economy would improve no matter who won the presidency.
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AIN Blog: Abace 2012 Shows Value of Chinese Market

The 2012 Abace convention in China delivered good news on the business aviation front.
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AIN's 2011 Year-End Report

Orville and Wilbur got things airborne just over one hundred years ago, and for the most part it has been a reasonably steady climb-out.
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