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Homebuilt Aircraft: How Much is More than Half?

This seems like a simple question, and it is–unless you’re talking about an amateur-built experimental aircraft. Here the answer is critical because these aircraft are certificated under FAR 21.191(g), which requires “…the major...

Posted to Jetwhine by Jetwhine on Wed, Feb 27 2008

Filed under: The Buzz, FAA, General, Blogging, Aviation Marketing, Light sport aircraft, sport aviation, Aircraft Building, Kit Aircraft, 51 Percent rule, Commercial Assistance, FAA Rulemaking, Pro Builder, Homebuilt Airplane, Experimental, Amateur-built Aircraft
US Airways Starts Charging for Second Bag

Looks like US Airways has decided to match United’s effort to charge $25 to check a second bag. Raise your hand if you’re surprised. Hey you . . . yeah, the guy over there in Sheboygan . . . put your hand down. Nobody should be surprised by...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Tue, Feb 26 2008

Filed under: United, Baggage, US Airways
Tanker Decision Imminent

The multi-year, multi-billion dollar, multi-role KC-X Tanker contract could be awarded as early as today , following a meeting of the Pentagon's Defense Acquisition Board (DAB) responsible for signing off on the plan for the United States Air Force's...

Posted to Flightblogger by Flightblogger on Tue, Feb 26 2008

Filed under: Boeing, Airbus, KC-30, A330, KC-X, 767, Northrop Grumman
The Global Need for Very Light Jet (VLJ) Best Training Practices

Bob Barnes used to fly T-38s for the Air Force so the guy’s already one of my heroes. Turns out he and I served in the USAF around the same time during another war when we were both kids. Today, Barnes focuses his love of flying on VLJs and how...

Posted to Jetwhine by Jetwhine on Mon, Feb 25 2008

Filed under: The Buzz, FAA, Flight Training, aviation safety, Robert B. Barnes, VLJ mentor, Eclipse, VLJ, Cessna Mustang, Very Light Jet Training
The Now (In)famous Cathay Fly-by

Just got back from Singapore about 20 minutes ago and had to put this up: Cathay chief 777 pilot fired after low-level flypast stunt By Nick Ionnides The Aircraft in Question Cathay Pacific Boeing 777-367ER B-KPF More pictures at the Seattle-Deliveries...

Posted to Flightblogger by Flightblogger on Mon, Feb 25 2008

Filed under: Boeing, 777, Cathay Pacific
Check-In Online for Ryanair Flights 5 Days in Advance

Looks like Ryanair’s upgrade went well, and the site even came back up a day early. When I read through the page describing the benefits of the upgrade, one thing stood out. You can now check-in for your flight online up to 5 days in advance of...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Mon, Feb 25 2008

Filed under: Ryanair, Technology
Have you ever wondered what were the World's most useless/horrible aircraft?

Given that many of us are pondering deeply over the 'Greatest 100', it struck me that, as a light-hearted relief from this self-imposed mental task, it just might interest quite a number of you to consider just which were the most horrible, utterly...

Posted to Tales from the South Pacific by dakota67 on Mon, Feb 25 2008
Is New Zealand setting new standards for airport security?

The tiny South Pacific British colony of New Zealand (2,000 km south-east of Tasmania), appears to be establishing a reputation as the world leader in the battle against Air-Terror. A chum of mine, who operates Airbus A-340 Marvel-Jets to Auckland, NZ...

Posted to Tales from the South Pacific by dakota67 on Sat, Feb 23 2008
Ryanair Goes Offline for the Weekend

If you need to book a ticket, change your ticket, or view your reservation on Ryanair in the next few days, you better hurry up. Starting tonight (Friday, Feb 22) at 10pm GMT (11pm on the Continent), Ryanair will completely shut down its booking engine...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Fri, Feb 22 2008

Filed under: Ryanair, Technology
Breaking: Bombardier Gives Authorization for CSeries

SINGAPORE -- Bombardier's board has authorized the company to offer its 110-130 seat CSeries family aircraft to potential customers. Top launch customer candidates include Northwest Airlines, Qatar Airways, ILFC and Lufthansa. The authority to offer...

Posted to Flightblogger by Flightblogger on Fri, Feb 22 2008

Filed under: Singapore Air Show 2008, Bombardier
ARJ21

ARJ21 Originally uploaded by flightblogger The emergency exit configuration on the model doesn't quite match the real thing. Sent from my handheld. Read More...

Posted to Flightblogger by Flightblogger on Fri, Feb 22 2008
Singapore Day Three Wrap

I recorded at bleary-eyed podcast this morning with Addison and I apologize if I ramble. The show has been quite slow on it's last day before it opens to the public tomorrow. However, a lot has gone on with this blog over the last 24 hours. Bloomberg...

Posted to Flightblogger by Flightblogger on Fri, Feb 22 2008

Filed under: Singapore Air Show 2008
CSeries Breakthrough?

This story broke overnight here in Singapore. This could be the major step toward launch. All indications point to the seriousness of Bombardier to move forward with the product. The buzz around the P&W geared turbo fan engine is the real story of...

Posted to Flightblogger by Flightblogger on Fri, Feb 22 2008

Filed under: Singapore Air Show 2008, Bombardier
Virgin America Tries a New Tactic: Mexico

It’s been awhile since we’ve heard about any new routes from Virgin America, so when I saw a press release saying that they were applying to fly from LA to Cabo, I felt compelled to write. Cabo?!? Are they really that desperate to find a place...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Thu, Feb 21 2008

Filed under: Virgin America
Boeing Considers Suspending Short-Range 787

SINGAPORE -- Boeing is considering suspending work on the -3 shorthaul variant of its troubled 787 twinjet as it fights to get production of the long-range -8 lead version and development of the -9 stretch back on track. A 787 programme source says the...

Posted to Flightblogger by Flightblogger on Thu, Feb 21 2008

Filed under: 787, Boeing, Singapore Air Show 2008

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