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'Taking risks to be the winner'
Bill Boisture, president of Gulfstream Aerospace as well as an executive vice president of General Dynamics, which bought Gulfstream in 1999, joined the Sa
FBOs
FBO Survey 2002 - A home away from home for passengers and crew
The state of the aircraft service industry eight months after September 11 can best be described as guardedly optimistic.
Rotorcraft
Cadorath Receives R-R, FAA Approvals for Nozzle Repair
The process involves replacing worn cooling tubes for existing nozzles that previously could not be repaired.
NBAA Convention News looks back
This special issue of Aviation International News represents the 30th year this publication has supported NBAA.
Aviation leaders plead case for GA
General aviation leaders trouped up to Capitol Hill late last month to plead with Congress for an audience with President Bush’s security advisors to expla
ATC
Shutdown of National Airspace System Was ‘Organized Mayhem’
The airspace shutdown on 9/11 was done methodically but quickly, with many calling it "organized mayhem."
Maintenance and Modifications
Gulfstream Names Mark Knall V-p and GM of Appleton Operation
Knall will oversee daily operations of the MRO for all Gulfstream aircraft.
Rotorcraft
Turkish Group Orders 17 EC135s
Is This a Better Safety Briefing?
Most fliers can probably recite the safety briefing by heart on just about any airplane these days.
Regulations and Government
Congress Passes Bill Banning U.S. Participation in EU-ETS
Regulations and Government
FAA Releases College Football Championship Notam
Security measures, including TFRs and discrete transponder requirements, expected during College Football Championship.
