Content Archive: October 2009
Gulfstream Bestows Inaugural Outstanding Flight Award
Gulfstream Aerospace of Savannah, Ga., announced the creation of annual Outstanding Flight Awards and its first recipient at a press conference at the NBAA
Engines
Snecma Sticks with Silvercrest
Snecma is continuing development of its 9,500- to 12,000-lb Silvercrest engine for large-cabin business jets and RJs, with certification now expected in t
Cabin Interior and Electronics
Alamo Plating Intros Water Transfer Printing
Alamo Plating & Metal Finishing (Booth No.
Roaring Thunder Makes More Noise
Roaring Thunder Media (Booth No.
Cabin Interior and Electronics
Greenpoint Delivers Sixteenth BBJ Completion
Greenpoint Technologies (Booth No.
Airports
MKC Work Nears Completion
Kansas City Downtown Airport has nearly finished a $70 million refurbishment program.
What’s Flying in the Heads of Gulfstream Engineers?
Gulfstream isn’t shy about saying that the new wide-cabin G650 will not forever be the upper echelon of the Savannah, Ga.-based company’s aircraft line.
Aircraft
Farnborough Kestrel Could Be Built by Liberty
Farnborough Aircraft director Adrian Norris said this week at the NBAA Convention that his company is in discussions to have Liberty Aircraft produce the a
Regulations and Government
FAA Updates Parts Certification Rules
The FAA published new regulations for manufacturers of aircraft and aviation products that will update and standardize FAA requirements to better align the
