Content Archive: May 2019
FBOs
Oklahoma Airport To Receive Third FBO
Operated by the owners of a charter company that has had a presence at Wiley Post Airport since 1997, JetSet will be the field's third service provider.
Safety
UAS-specific Weather Data Lacking
Industry expert calls for improvement of micro weather data and analytics
MEBAA Show Poised To Provide Bizav Boost in Morocco
The Moroccan government has identified business aviation as a key pillar of economic growth.
Avionics
FAA: ADS-B Rebates Are Gone
The ADS-B rebate uptake accelerated in recent weeks, and the last few hundred went in just a few days.
Accidents
At Least Four Killed in Alaskan Tour Aircraft Midair
Taquan Air said it is canceling flights while federal authorities investigate the midair collision.
Environment
Europe To Host SAJF Event Ahead of EBACE
Similar to the event held in January at California's Van Nuys Airport, Geneva-bound aircraft will be able to fill up on SAJF at several airports.
Aircraft
Textron Aviation Looks To Ramp Service In Europe
New Textron Aviation CEO Ron Draper also putting greater emphasis on sustaining engineering of company's installed fleet.
Security
Swiss Rega Develops Autonomous SAR Drone
Swiss Air Rega has developed a specialized search-and-rescue drone that can scan autonomously and fly beyond visual line of sight
Environment
Dutch Government Sets Rates for New Aviation Tax
The draft bill would help meet a commitment for a “greening” of the Netherlands’ tax regime.
FBOs
FBO Partners Adds Safety Program Management Option
The FBO consultancy, which celebrates its fifth anniversary this year, has added industry veteran Patrick Moylan to run the new division.
