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The FLYER enters business aviation market offering a new approach to affordable and safe charter flights
With the launch of this service, the FLYER is bridging the gap between commercial travel and business aviationBell Delivers the First Bell 505 NXi to Europe
Celebrating EASA certification and delivery of first Bell 505 NXi in Europe
Flight demand stalling in Europe
January got weaker as the month went on, with the last week seeing demand lurch towards declines from early summer last yearEBAA, NBAA Cancel EBACE2021, Plan for New, Virtual Programming During EBACE Week
The two associations added that they will seek other opportunities to jointly promote business aviation excellence throughout the coming year
Emerging trends of 2021
How is the charter market evolving and what demand and pricing trends are emerging for the Spring?New Piper M600/SLS Simulator Enters Service at Legacy Flight Training
The flight simulator uses a Piper sourced M600 fuselage, pilot seating, sub panels, switching and flight controls which enables real world, model specific training for all M600 aircraftDassault Aviation appoints TAG Aviation Hong Kong as an approved service facility
The move makes TAG Aviation Hong Kong a complement to Dassault Aviation's other authorized service centres in the region and reinforces Dassault's already strong OEM support footprint in the Greater Bay AreaA Boeing 787 VIP Aircraft delivery by SR Technics VIP Consultancy Services Team
The services and work rendered as part of the B787 interior completion ran the full gamut, starting with the project concept and tender all the way to the redelivery acceptanceDC Aviation launches new cutting-edge wheel shop
The new wheel shop will enable DC Aviation to perform maintenance work on main landing gear wheels and nose gear wheels of larger business jets
Where Russians Register Business Aircraft
Prospects for Business Aviation in Russia in 2021 and BeyondDaher expands its global support network
Daher announced the appointment of Switzerland’s MecanAir SA as an authorized service center for both the Kodiak and TBM turboprop-powered aircraftJust One Call – 22 PC-12s of Air Methods Are There When It Matters
Air Methods is an American company and a leader in aeromedical transportation and critical care logistics. Last year, they clocked over 13,000 flight hours on their fleet of 22 PC-12sBombardier Closes Sale of its Transportation business to Alstom
Net proceeds to Bombardier of ~$3.6 billion, including ~$600 million in Alstom sharesThe Registry of Aruba Names Alexandria Colindres as its New CEO
Her father, the company’s founder, Jorge Colindres, will stay on as the Executive Chairman and CEO of ARG (Aviation Registry Group of Companies), The Registry’s holding (parent) companyCirrus Aircraft Launches Limited Edition to Commemorate 8,000th Delivery
Later this year, the company will deliver its 8000th SR Series aircraft and exceed 11 million flight hours in more than 60 countries around the world
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Lockdowns threaten to stifle business jet resilience
January has brought increasingly bad news to the aviation industry, and the emphasis on border control is going to stifle even the most resilient business aviation operatorsExecuJet Haite Completes the first 96-month Inspection of a Legacy 650 in China
The 96-month inspection is the most extensive on this airframe and entails over 3,000 labor man-hoursACS spells out some home truths for business aviation
Very few areas of business aviation have escaped unscathed from the coronavirus pandemic, and the entire industry will need to adapt in order to survive this year. ACS looks into its crystal ball for the months ahead