Content Archive: June 2020
Aircraft
Cessna's Skyhawk 172 Marks 65 Years Of Flight
The largest Cessna 172 operator is the Civil Air Patrol, which this this week ordered 11 more of the type.
FBOs
NATA Launches New Covid Standard for FBOs
NATA's Safety 1st Clean standard details what FBOs need to do to help curb the spread of Covid-19
Engines
Rolls-Royce Deutschland Delivers 8,000th Engine
Rolls-Royce has delivered the 8,000th engine manufactured at its Dahlewitz, Germany facility. Gulfstream took the milestone engine, a BR725 powerplant.
Bizjet Activity Strengthens in June, but Still Lags
The latest WingX data shows business aviation activity down 34 percent worldwide in June, but better than the 47 percent decline looking back to May.
Maintenance and Modifications
New Mexico Mx Providers Join in Local Covid Support
Santa Fe Aero Services and Skyland Aircraft, MRO providers at Santa Fe Municipal Airport, will give a portion of inspection work fees to a local food bank.
AINdebrief Episode 12 | June 12, 2020
Hangar foam fire suppression debate, EU relaxing travel Covid travel ban, EASA certifies first electric aircraft, eVTOL news
Charter & Fractional
Data Shows Business Aviation is Down, But Not Out for the Count
Data Shows Business Aviation is Down, But Not Out for the Count
AINsight: Aviation Medicine in the Pandemic, Part 2
The Covid-19 pandemic is clearly having impacts on the aviation medical segment.
Charter & Fractional
ACASS Expands Global Footprint Through Sonas Stake
Montreal-based Acass is expanding its global footprint with its stake in Sonas Aviation.
Charter & Fractional
TailHail Brokerage Takes on the Charter Industry
Charter brokerage TailHail aims to sell memberships and help bring more people into charter flying.
