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The company’s customers will provide Air Charter Guide users access to the Tuvoli platform, while Tuvoli customers will have access to charter market intelligence.
Business Aviation

By Guy Norris
Look closely and tucked away behind most of the eVTOL and other futuristic concepts in the North Hall’s urban air mobility/unmanned air systems innovation display area, Boeing is quietly making a statement about where its future ambitions lie in high-speed flight.
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Paul Corkery, GE Aviation Turboprops general manager
From autothrottle to FADEC, automation is reigning in new era for these trusted aircraft.
Business Aviation

By Paul Jackson
Designed, styled and built in Italy, the P2012 Traveller is a nine-passenger, piston twin with which Cape Air will re-equip most of its fleet, providing links to 35 destinations across the Northeast, Cape Cod and the islands, the Midwest, eastern Montana, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands and the British Virgin Islands.
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Not many commercial helicopters reach 1,000 deliveries, yet Leonardo’s AW139 has achieved this feat in just 15 years.
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By Molly McMillin
Textron Aviation recently expanded its global parts distribution across warehouses at three U.S. facilities.
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By Molly McMillin
Textron Aviation is nearing the mating of the wing on the prototype of its new utility SkyCourier twin turboprop, with first flight expected next year.
Business Aviation

By Angus Batey
Efforts to further reduce emissions and continued efficiencies gained through better flight planning and navigation may not convince the critics.
Business Aviation

By Angus Batey
It has been almost a year since Piaggio entered insolvency, but the lawyer charged with turning the airframer around can see light at the end of the tunnel.
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By Angus Batey
In May, PrivateFly founder and CEO Adam Twidell told ShowNews he hoped his company’s competitors followed him into offering fixed-price private flying. His rationale was that any initiative that makes the sector more accessible would help improve business for everyone.
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By Paul Jackson
High-flying plans for its high-flying fleet, as acquisitions and initiatives come thick and fast at Wheels Up.
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By Angus Batey
Gulfstream has announced a new scheme to assist customers in offsetting their emissions.
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By Bradley Perrett
The AC312E is close to certification, AC332 detail design is almost done, and the AHL should soon be submitted for launch approval.
Aircraft & Propulsion

By Fred George
With four or perhaps five aircraft dedicated to the flight test program, the G700 is targeted to get its type certification and enter service in 2022.
Business Aviation

By Fred George
In his 20/Twenty column, Fred George takes a look at the G550.
Business Aviation

By Tony Osborne
Flight testing of the five-seat electric vertical takeoff and landing platform is proceeding apace at the Oberpfaffenhofen airfield near Munich.
Air Transport

By Molly McMillin
Pilatus Aircraft has unveiled the new, upgraded version of its PC-12—the PC-12 NGX single-engine turboprop, the third generation of its PC-12 airframe.
Business Aviation

By Molly McMillin
Boeing has partnered with Flightdocs to easily bring Aviall.com parts inventory to Flightdocs customers.
Business Aviation

By John Morris
It’s been a hectic first year for the International Aircraft Dealers Association, which offers the world’s only accreditation program for dealers and the only certification program for individual brokers.
Business Aviation

By Tony Osborne
The UK plans to look at the creation of a mobile national counter-drone capability to respond to “challenging drone security incidents” such as the shutdown of London’s Gatwick Airport last December.
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By Guy Norris
Cloaked in secrecy until unveiled this week by Rolls-Royce as the powerplant for Gulfstream’s long-range G700, the Pearl 700 has emerged as the second engine to evolve from the company’s Advance2 demonstrator program and is poised for first flight on the aircraft maker’s newest flagship.

By Tony Osborne
German urban air taxi developer Volocopter has shown off its vision for an urban air mobility terminal.
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By Molly McMillin
Textron Aviation continues to make progress on the development of its Cessna Denali single-engine turboprop program, but delays with its GE Catalyst engine has put off the aircraft’s first flight.
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By Fred George
Aimed at toppling the 7,700-nm-range Bombardier Global 7500 as the reigning large-cabin uber jet, the $75 million G700 is the largest, heaviest, roomiest, most luxurious and, very likely, the longest-range business aircraft yet built by the U.S. manufacturer.
Business Aviation

By John Morris
Global connectivity expert Satcom Direct can synchronize an entire aircraft mission with the flight department with the unveiling of its latest data product, SD PostFlight, at the show here today.
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