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Training and Workforce

EBACE 2011: CAE Signs Training Agreement with International Jet Management

Austria’s International Jet Management (IJM) and CAE signed a four-year training agreement on Tuesday at here at EBACE.
Charter & Fractional

EBACE 2011: ABS Jets and Avcon Jet To Open Embraer Line Maintenance Station in Kiev

Prague, Czech Republic-based ABS Jets (Stand 775) has announced the creation of a joint venture with Vienna, Austria-based Avcon Jet to open an Embraer lin
Maintenance and Modifications

EBACE 2011: Airbus Adds Comlux America as Approved U.S. Outfitter

Airbus announced that Comlux America has been appointed an Airbus cabin outfitter in the U.S., following a detailed audit of the Indianapolis, Indiana-base
Charter & Fractional

EBACE 2011: German Charter Operator Vibro-Air Adds Citation CJ3 To Fleet

German operator Vibro-Air (Stand 843) recently added a Cessna Citation CJ3 to its charter fleet.
Maintenance and Modifications

EBACE 2011: Air Works Appointed Dassault Falcon aAuthorized Center

Air Works India Engineering (Stand 1869) has been appointed a Dassault Falcon authorized service center (ASC), offering Falcon operators a maintenance capa
Safety

DC Aviation Gets Wyvern Approval

At EBACE yesterday DC Aviation (Stand 2039) received safety authorization from Wyvern (Stand 843).
Avionics

EBACE 2011: Thrane and Thrane shows news handset at EBACE

Thrane & Thrane is demonstrating its new Aviator wireless handset here at EBACE (Stand 979) as well as the company’s full range of Aviator satcom systems,
Aircraft

Gama:  Deliveries, billings down in 1Q 2011

General aviation aircraft deliveries during the first three months of this year experienced another overall drop of 4.6 percent
Aircraft

Northrop Grumman Firebird Vies for Male Market

Northrop Grumman unveiled a new optionally piloted vehicle in the medium-altitude, long-endurance (Male) class, which is currently dominated by General Ato
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Aircraft

A400M Disputes Resolved, and Engine Certified

In recent weeks, important contractual issues surrounding the A
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Aircraft

Boeing Phantom Ray UAV Makes First Flight

The Boeing Phantom Ray stealthy and autonomous UAV demonstrator made its first flight at Edwards AFB on April 27, and flew again in early May.
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Aircraft

First Production Su-35S Takes Off

Flight tests of the first production Sukhoi Su-35S
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Aircraft

Russian Helicopters Fails To Convince Investors

A partial flotation of state-owned Russian Helicopters on the London and Moscow stock markets was postponed last week after potential investors failed to s
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Aircraft

Dassault drops DX models, enjoys sustained deliveries overall

Dassault’s unexpected announcement here in Geneva on Monday of the new 2000S model fills a crucial entry-level gap at the lower end of the Falcon family.
Engines

Geared Turbofan for Bizav Not Suited to All Missions

Business aviation will still be burning fossil fuels in things that are recognizable as turbine engines 30 years from now.
Avionics

Garmin touchscreens are new pilot interface

At this year’s Aircraft Electronics Association show in March, Garmin International (Stand 1367) introduced the long-awaited successors to the 14-year-old
Charter & Fractional

Global Jet Looks Ahead to Rebound

Global Jet Concept is
Avionics

Universal steps up to space-based mandates

The recent switching on of Europe’s Egnos
Rotorcraft

Eurocopter gives its EC145 the Mercedes-Benz touch

Eurocopter will unveil the first example of the
Avionics

TrueNorth delivers greater comms control

Airborne telecommunications specialist Tru
Regulations and Government

Manx registry claims record membership

Four years after its establishment in May 2007, the
Security

Sentinel 100L stands guard 24/7

Oviv Security Technologies is demonstrating an enhanced version of its Sentinel 100L aircraft security system here at the EBACE show, with displays both i
Avionics

Head-up guidance moves to smaller aircraft

New technology is finally enabling avionics manufacturers to make head-up display (HUD) systems smaller, and Rockwell Collins is first out of the gate w
Aircraft

European market forecasts paint a mixed picture

Against a background of broadly optimistic forecasts for a slowly recovering global business aviation sector, prospects for the industry in Europe include
Avionics

Rockwell Collins Receives Final Fusion TSO

The FAA issued the final in a series of 50 Technical Standard Orders (TSO) for the Rockwell Collins
Safety

Web technology gets Arinc flight planning closer to client

      More than 500 business aircraft are now using Arinc Direct services in Europe, the Middle East and Asia, and the aer
Training and Workforce

FlightSafety focuses on Asia, Middle East markets

After a year best described as challenging, flight-training provider FlightSafety International has seen an uptick in business since January and is adding
Engines

Honeywell engines power in-development Gulfstream, Embraers next

Honeywell (Stand 7044) has completed certification of its HTF7250G engine, which powers the in-development supermidsize Gulfstream G250, and is progressing
Engines

HTF7000s power their way into millionaire class

The in-service fleet of Honeywell’s HTF7000 turbofans powering Bombardier Challenger 300s reached one million flight hours in April.