Business Aviation

Immature cells can present significant upset potential
Business Aviation

James Albright
There is something strangely prehistoric about the way many of us continue to fly what we grew up calling a “non-precision” instrument approach. After flying across continents and oceans with navigational precision measured in decimals, we push the nose over a thousand feet per minute “or so” and wait for the minimum descent altitude (MDA). That altitude is measured with an altimeter accurate to plus or minus 75 ft., plus whatever temperature tolerances may exist, and based on an altimeter setting that may be an hour or more old.
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Autorotation — do it quickly and do it right
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By Fred George
Risk management starts with standardization and discipline
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By William Garvey
The demands aren’t always what they seem
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Associated Air Center (AAC), a division of Dubai Aerospace, has announced that it has been awarded a new custom interior completion contract for a green Boeing 787-8 BBJ aircraft.
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Dubai-based Empire Aviation Group (EAG) has added a Challenger 605 to its African-based fleet which now consists of six business jets.
Business Aviation

Recently aviation’s alphabet groups in Washington, D.C., joined FAA in an eight-month “Got Weather?” national safety campaign.
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Textron Aviation's Cessna Citation X+ - the world's fastest civil aircraft - has achieved Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) type certification.
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Bombardier Aerospace has announced that it has received certification from the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for its Challenger 350 business aircraft. Transport Canada certification was granted on June 12, 2014.
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Embraer has concluded the Joint Definition Phase (JDP) of the E190-E2 jet, at the end of May, by conducting the preliminary design review.
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By William Garvey
Pilots need training, regardless of their mount
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With the successful integration of SPECIM's Aisa FENIX, a full spectrum imager, on the DA42 MPP special mission airplane, Diamond Aircraft has added unparalleled hyper spectral detection capabilities to its range of survey turnkey solutions.
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By Fred George
The Global 6000’s cockpit, featuring Rockwell Collins Pro Line Fusion avionics, is a work in progress.
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By William Garvey
One airline’s business aviation success

Abu Dhabi-based investment and development company, Mubadala has become the majority shareholder in Piaggio Aero, the Italian manufacturer of the fast turboprop the Avanti II and the Hammerhead UAS.
Maintenance & Training

The Middle East Business Aviation (MEBA) event is likely to be the most exciting edition to date when it takes place 8 - 10 December at the purpose-built venue in Dubai World Central (DWC) for the first time, industry association MEBAA said,
Aerospace

Middle Eastern operators and flightplanners were among guests at Le Bourget, Paris to celebrate the inauguration of Universal Aviation's updated FBO
Safety, Ops & Regulation

By Fred George
Capability, reliability and product support build brand loyalty.
Business Aviation

By David Esler
It's one of your worst nightmares. You’ve captained a trip to a remote area of an African country, and your first officer and one of the executive passengers have contracted a local disease — maybe dengue fever, but you’re not sure. The trip came up fast, and researching disease hazards and health care infrastructure was definitely not on your mind. But it sure is now, as you scramble to cope with a situation you never had time to envision.
Business Aviation

By William Garvey
While the 8X is essentially an iteration of the three-engine model one digit removed, its additional cabin space and increased fuel load make it the French planemaker’s most comfortable long-ranger.
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Fast Five with John Cudahy President, International Council of Air Shows

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Fly-SAX has announced the appointment of Brown Francis as general manager of SAX-Tanzania, a new airline established in Tanzania.
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We strapped into the left seat of TBM 900 S/N 1014 with Daher-Socata’s chief pilot Stéphane Jacques at the firm’s plant in Tarbes, France, for a two-hour evaluation flight.

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Bombardier’s unveiling of the Global 7000 mock-up has generated strong traffic flows through the exhibit. The thrust of the marketing campaign is more quality of lifestyle than pure business use.

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