Content Archive: September 2006

Pakistan is the latest new market for Bombardier’s Skyjet International fixed-rate executive charter program with the appointment of Karachi-based Princely

Europe’s top court has upheld the European Commission’s July 2001 block on a $45 billion merger between Honeywell and General Electric.

A proposed noise-compatibility program for Southwest Florida Airport in Fort Myers is under review by the FAA.

Some 40 Gulfstream IIs and IIIs have been equipped with Quiet Technology Aerospace’s Stage 3 hush kit.

One Six Right, a documentary of Van Nuys Airport in California, is now available on DVD for $28.95 (plus shipping and handling).

Russian aviation officials are investigating the fatal crash of a 2004 Cessna Grand Caravan (Aruba registry P4-OIN) as it was trying to land at Moscow-Domo

China’s Aviation Authority has taken delivery of two new Cessna Citation XLSs.

Repair stations would be required to establish a quality-rating program under a notice of proposed rulemaking the FAA expects to publish next month.

Gulfstream’s initial investigation into the November 21 incident involving a jammed gear on Nike’s GV revealed corrosion on the main landing gear (MLG) upl

FBO Western Aircraft of Boise, Idaho, early last month celebrated delivering its 100th PC-12.