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Charter & Fractional
VistaJet Soars To New Highs in 1H16
Traffic and passenger numbers surged 23 percent and 20 percent, respectively, in the first six months.
Bizav Execs To Gather for Cincinnati Symposium
The third annual Cincinnati Business Aviation Symposium will be held September 29 on the Northern Kentucky University campus.
Aircraft
Iran Welcomes Russian Strategic Bomber to Hamedan Base
Hamedan is the second foreign base Russia has occupied in its bombing campaign against militants fighting the Syrian government.
Regulations and Government
At Long Last, Aeromedical Reform Is on Horizon
Congress passes much more expansive bill than originally envisioned.
Aircraft
Flying the New HondaJet
Flying the New HondaJet
Aircraft
The Airlander Hybrid Airship, the World’s Longest Aircraft, Takes to the Skies
The Airlander Hybrid Airship, the World’s Longest Aircraft, Takes to the Skies
Aircraft
British Hybrid Airship Makes Delayed 'First' Flight
Manufacturer says that defense is still the key market, although civil authorities EASA and UK CAA will monitor flight tests.
Airlines
A4A: Airlines Edge Closer to Average Corporate Profitability
The 10 major carriers analyzed by Airlines for America collectively reported pre-tax profit of $12 billion during the first half of 2016.
Rotorcraft
Bristow Helicopters Crews Aid Louisiana Flood Rescues
Bristow crews retrieved people from flooded homes, small boats, levees and high ground surrounded by floodwaters.
Aircraft
WeatherTech Stretches G280’s Legs to the Limit
Despite its 3,600-nm book-number range, the G280 landed with reserve fuel in excess of NBAA IFR requirements on the record-breaking flight.
Rotorcraft
New Challenges for Erickson
Long-term financing plan needed.
Regulations and Government
EASA To Tighten Pilot Medical Requirements
Proposals will serve as the basis for rulemaking to be published by the European Commission toward year-end.
FBOs
Baltic Bizav Forum Host Modernizes To Support Growth
Despite stagnating traffic levels in many parts of Europe, Latvia-based Flight Consulting Group says it is supporting a growing number of flights.
Rotorcraft
Argentina’s Cicare Prepares for Certified Helos
The small, family-owned company has its sights set on several development projects.
Regulations and Government
CBP's Kerlikowske To Address NBAA Opening Session
Kerlikowske has been lauded for his efforts to collaborate with the business aviation community on key access issues.
Bennet Walsh To Lead IS-BAO Programs for IBAC
Walsh brings a background as an auditor, pilot and senior safety officer to his new role.
Maintenance and Modifications
Teci Adds Conquest II to Airframe Program
The company already offers engine support for the turboprop twin.
Maintenance and Modifications
Amac Aerospace Returns BBJ to Service
One BBJ rolls in for service as another rolls out.
Maintenance and Modifications
Jet Aviation Basel Gets Nod from Philippines CAA
The approval is for the Falcon 900 and the company is pursuing similar approval for the 2000 series.
Maintenance and Modifications
ARSA Seeks Industry Input on Technician Training
The association will add the most highly requested topics to its training schedule
Maintenance and Modifications
StandardAero Halves TFE731 Core Inspection Times
The inspections, conducted under the FastLane program, took about two weeks.
Avionics
AIN Blog: How To Fix the Low-cost Simulation Game
There must be a better way to replicate modern integrated flight decks in low-cost simulators so pilots can use them for realistic practice.
Aircraft
UK To Acquire New ASRAAM Variant for F-35B Fighters
The Advanced Short Range Air-to-Air Missile will be the first British-designed missile to enter service on the F-35.
Conklin Releases Update for Aircraft Life Cycle Cost
Adds data for the Embraer Legacy 450, Piper M600, Daher TBM 930 and Airbus Helicopters BK117B2-850.
Bizav Activity in Europe Logs Largest Monthly Gain YTD
Business aircraft flying in Europe climbed 1.9 percent from July 2015, to 85,685 business aviation departures, according to data from WingX Advance.
Accidents
EASA Issues Proposal for EC Rules Tied to Germanwings Crash
Opinion calls for strict psychological testing as part of class 1 medical exam, more effective oversight of aeromedical examiners
ATC
FAA Moves Toward Five-knot Speed Adjustments for Flow
Change is designed to make airspace more efficient, enable more direct routing.
Airports
FAA Rules that Santa Monica Must Keep Airport Open
The latest decision is the FAA's response to the city of Santa Monica's appeal in a complaint brought by airport tenants and operators.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Predator Bs Tested for Ballistic Missile Defense
General Atomics said two MQ-9 Predator Bs participated in the Pacific Dragon naval exercise off Hawaii in late June.
FBOs
Hangar Space Going Like Hotcakes at Texas Airport
Adding to its already impressive 300,000+ sq ft of indoor aircraft storage, McKinney National Airport says more hangars are to come.
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