Business & Commercial Aviation

By Kirby Harrison
XJet's FBO at London-Stansted Airport is setting new standards in luxury with its "tailored branding" service introduced in June.
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High engine thrust during maintenance activity can cause considerable damage to airplanes and other elements on an airport.
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By William Garvey, Jessica A. Salerno, Molly McMillin
Over the next 10 years, customers in Latin America are expected to take delivery of nearly 790 new business aircraft, with turboprops dominating the market.
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By Fred George
The Hawker 900XP, the 19th and final iteration of the 1960 de Havilland DH125, the original midsize business jet, clearly was the strongest performer.
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By Fred George
High-ticket catering doesn’t fit every business aircraft operator’s budget. If fine cuisine is expected, expect that to be reflected in the final tab.
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By William Garvey, Jessica A. Salerno, Molly McMillin
Blackhawk Aerospace has received a Supplemental Type Certificate to transform the Beechcraft King Air 300 into "the fastest King Air in the world."
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By Kirby Harrison
Aircraft manufacturers are taking a greater in-house role in the design, development and production of the executive seats that go into their jets and turboprops.
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By William Garvey, Jessica A. Salerno, Molly McMillin
Honda Aircraft delivered the first two HondaJet Elites to Hawaii on June 27. Wing Spirit, a new commercial outfit, will operate the pair on inter-island charters.
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By William Garvey, Jessica A. Salerno, Molly McMillin
Game Composites has received FAA type and production certificates for its GB1 Gamebird, a two-place composite aerobatic and training aircraft.
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By William Garvey, Jessica A. Salerno, Molly McMillin
H55, a technology spinoff from the Solar Impulse around-the-world solar-powered aircraft team, has flown a two-seat electric aircraft aimed at the pilot-training market.
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By Jessica A. Salerno
Business & Commercial Aviation news from August 1969.​
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Here are some of the more prominent UAS groups that may be useful resources, especially for those seeking to network with other operators.
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AirPower Software Group's mission is to provide the aviation marketplace with data and information necessary to make informed decisions and manage risk.
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By William Garvey, Jessica A. Salerno, Molly McMillin
The National Air Transportation Association and University of Maryland have signed a pact to review discharges of foam fire suppression systems in hangars.
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By William Garvey, Jessica A. Salerno, Molly McMillin
Bombardier Aerospace has delivered its 300th Challenger 350 business jet, the company said. The delivery comes five years after its entry into service.
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By William Garvey
Questions for Shelly Simi, President and CEO, National Association of State Aviation Officials, Washington.
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Paul Lafata
This year's guide covers turbine-powered, in-production aircraft. For out-of-production aircraft data, contact AirPower Software Group Inc.
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By James Albright
Can this airplane land itself? That is a frequent question from the flying public when first viewing a high-tech cockpit.
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By Fred George
Learjet 75 has been in production since November 2013 and flies higher, faster and farther than competitive light jets.
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By Mal Gormley
In an example of how drones can assist in disaster recovery, Duke Energy sent over 200 volunteer workers to Puerto Rico to assist in restoring power.
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The Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International predicts the global drone market will be $140 billion in 10 years.
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A number of companies offer solutions in the form of mattress packages designed to convert cabin seats into comfortable sleeping platforms within minutes.
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Aircraft accidents and incidents are useful in one, and only one, aspect. That is to help us learn.
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By William Garvey, Jessica A. Salerno, Molly McMillin
The FAA has issued multiple waivers allowing operators to fly parachute-equipped drones over people—flights normally banned because of the risk to bystanders.
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