Content Archive: September 2011
Aircraft
ILFC Files IPO Papers
Insurance giant AIG appeared closer to proceeding with plans to wind down its exposure to the aircraft leasing business when on September 2 its ILFC unit f
Aircraft
Third Trans States Landing Accident in Ottawa Raises Questions
Authorities in Canada continued their investigation this week into a September 4 runway excursion at Ottawa International Airport involving a Trans States
Regulations and Government
Pressure Mounts on U.S. Congress To Fund FAA
The analogy of a ticking timepiece arose more than once last week as the U.S.
Aircraft
AeroVironment Unveils Shrike, a Small Vertical-lift UAS
AeroVironment, manufacturer of a line of small unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) used by the U.S.
Aircraft
Japan Proceeding with F-X Competition, Official Says
Japan is apparently proceeding on schedule with the 
Aircraft
Raytheon To Market Israeli Defense System in US
Raytheon will market the Rafael Iron Dome mobile air defen
Aircraft
ATR Strikes Again with 72-600 Order from UNI Air
ATR celebrated its second major order in as many days today, as EVA Air subs
Regulations and Government
AIN Blog: Remembering 9/11, In My Own Words
As editor of AINalerts, I recently asked readers to share their accounts of 9/11, so I thought it only fair to share my own story from that day.
Charter & Fractional
AIN Blog: Charter Feels the Squeeze from All Sides
I thought that working in the media was a precarious career path until I started to learn more about the executive charter business.
