Business Aviation

FLIGHTSAFETY TEXTRON AVIATION TRAINING was selected as exclusive training provider at Wichita for Garmin G5000-equipped Cessna Citation Excel and
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BOMBARDIER has FAA certification to install GARMIN G5000 avionics on existing Learjet 70/75s and new Learjet 75 Liberty.
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By Molly McMillin
A coalition focused on sustainable alternative fuel for business aviation is calling attention to its use as it works to reduce carbon emissions at this year’s World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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DAC INTERNATIONAL was approved by Mexico to install ADS-B Out (BECKER BXT6553 transponders) onto eligible Part 25 aircraft.
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UNIVERSAL AVIATION SINGAPORE, Seletar Airport earned Stage 2 IBAH accreditaton for business aviation handling.
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Petar Todorovic to Vice President of Operations of sage-popovich, Valparaiso, IN.
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Dassault-owned, ExecuJet MRO Services, is to roll out several software applications from Ideagen across its global operations to standardise a series of processes as it prepares for a three year growth project.
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Bombardier has announced that the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has certified the latest update to the popular Garmin G5000 avionics suite aboard Learjet aircraft.
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By Tony Osborne
Kopter is advancing development of its single-engine SH09 in Sicily.
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Rega working on a special drone project intended to collaborate with its rescue partners.
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By William Garvey
International opposition to certain such activities, with aviation very much in the fore, is working to increase efficiency is part of aerospace DNA.
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By Jessica A. Salerno
December 25, 2019 — About 1713 CST, a single-engine, turbine-powered Bell 407 (N663SF) was substantially damaged when it crashed while attempting to
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The takeaway from all this is landing on contaminated runways, at night, in instrument conditions requires an exact knowledge of what to expect and when.
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Swiss Air-Rescue called upon by other countries to help with natural-disaster response.
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By Fred George
Many, if not most, business aircraft travelers ardently resist undergoing basic cabin safety training, so must fend for themselves in the event of mishaps.
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By James Albright
Pilots like to tell stories about things that happened as a way of entertaining friends, showing bravery and, perhaps, helping fellow pilots to avoid similar situations.
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By Ross Detwiler
Two unfortunate landings in bad weather, partially caused by tardy procedures, could have been avoided altogether by going elsewhere.
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By Jessica A. Salerno
Previews of business aviation products and services.
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By Jessica A. Salerno
Operations at greater New York’s primary general aviation facility, Teterboro Airport in New Jersey, officially became the function of Pan American
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By Tony Osborne
Kopter Group is a a newcomer in an industry with tall barriers to entry and entrenched players.
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By William Garvey
Questions For Craig Sincock, president and CEO of the Avfuel Corp.
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By James Albright
Travelers have a lot of misconceptions about aviation in general and specifically how pilots do their jobs.
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By David Esler
Deeply disturbed by the MH17 incident and the previous silence about the danger, Mark Zee began to consider “a mechanism to share information.”
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Ops Group summarizes its mission in five maxims.
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Rega’s smartphone app for marking the location of callers has been downloaded more than 1.3 million times since its launch in 2011.
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