Content Archive: April 2010

Business Aviation Must Plan Now for World Cup Flights

Business aircraft operators flying to South Africa for this year’s
Accidents

NTSB Highlights Inadequate Tire Maintenance

Yesterday the NTSB held a public meeting to issue the probable cause of a
Aircraft

Hong Kong Airlines Confirms Order for Six A330-200s

Hong Kong Airlines finalized a firm order with Airbus for six A330-200s, the European manufacturer confirmed today.
Maintenance and Modifications

Earthquake Shakes Up NBAA Mx Conference

Attendees arriving early to participate in the 25th NBAA Maintenance Management Confere
Maintenance and Modifications

FAA Rewriting AC on Type Design Changes

The FAA issued draft Advisory Circular (AC) 21.93 “Determining the Classifica
Maintenance and Modifications

ARSA Warns of Possible EASA Backlash, Costs

With passage of the FAA reauthorization legislation grow
Maintenance and Modifications

Tax Expert: Smart Parts Sales Tax Not Unusual

Although some operators expressed concern because Bombardier has
Aircraft

Load Tests of 787 Dreamliner’s Wing, Fuselage a Success, Says Boeing

Following a thorough analysis of data gleaned from the March 28 ultimate wing and fuselage bending trial on the Boeing 787 static test airframe, the compan
Aircraft

Embraer To Launch New Airplane Program by End of 2010

Brazil’s Embraer will decide on the platform for a new aircraft program by the end of this year, company executive vice president Mauro Kern told AIN today