All General aviation articles – Page 185
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Opinion
Comment: Virtual airlines look real, but the security of the product is very different
Airlines are as tightly regulated as they are for a good reason - and while virtual airlines can provide what looks to customers like an airline product, there are crucial differences
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Interview
Working Week: Geoff Gates
Geoff Gates, managing director of Securus Escrow, claims his company is Europe's only dedicated aviation escrow service, offering sympathetic time zones to clients in Asia, Europe and the Middle East
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News
BAE shelves 146 freighter conversions as market dries
BAE Systems is not intending to continue with speculative conversions of 146 regional jets into freighters, after poor take-up in the market.
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NewsNextant launches formal marketing effort for 400XT as certification draws near
Nextant Aerospace is gearing up to deliver the first 400XT business aircraft in the third quarter and has launched a formal marketing effort for the light twinjet. The jet is scheduled to receive US certification before the end of May.
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News
Japan's Narita International airport mulls over business aviation terminal development
Japan's Narita International airport is evaluating development of a business aviation terminal at its base around 60km (35 miles) from Tokyo, in an effort to attract the increasing volumes of business aircraft traffic flying to and within Asia Pacific.
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News
General aviation - In brief
Funding for London's Air Ambulance helicopter for the next seven years has been secured through a financing deal from Santander Corporate Banking.
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News
Flight Design readies proof of concept C4 for Aero Friedrichshafen unveiling
German light aircraft manufacturer Flight Design is to unveil a proof of concept version of its new four-seat piston single at April's Aero Friedrichshafen general aviation show.
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News
Broadband nod galvanizes GPS tribe
Representatives of the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Department of Defense and US aerospace companies aim to determine the potential threat to...
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News
Airport grants under the knife in FAA’s proposed budget
Medium and large airports would be given the green light to increase passenger facility charges to account for a proposed $1.1 billion reduction in airport...
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NewsUK government gives go-ahead to TAG Farnborough expansion
TAG Farnborough has won its protracted and acrimonious battle with the local community to double the number of aircraft movements at the UK’s only dedicated business aviation airport following the UK government’s decision to approve the plans.
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News
Cork Airport to remain closed until at least 18:00
Cork Airport will remain closed until at least 18:00 following this morning's crash of a Fairchild Metroliner operated by Manx2.
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NewsPICTURE & GRAPHIC: Crashed Metroliner in Cork identified as EC-ITP
A Fairchild Metroliner operated by Flightline BCN on behalf of Manx2 which crashed at Cork airport this morning has been identified as bearing the registration number EC-ITP.
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News
Metroliner which crashed in Cork belongs to Flightline BCN
Barcelona-based operator Flightline BCN has confirmed that a Fairchild Metroliner which crashed in Cork this morning was one of its aircraft.
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News
Manx2 Metroliner crashes in Cork: fatalities reported
A Fairchild Metroliner operated on behalf of Manx2 has crashed at Cork Airport in Ireland and there are reports of fatalities.
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NewsGulfstream clears icing tests and remains on track for 2011 certification
The Gulfstream G250 has completed a number of icing tests, clearing yet another hurdle in the super midsize business jet's two-year flight-test campaign.
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News
PICTURE: Daher Socata marks 100th anniversary with special edition TBM 850
Daher Socata has launched a special edition of its TBM 850 single engine turboprop series to mark the 100th anniversary of the French business and general aviation manufacturer.
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News
AA11: Hao Hai orders Cessna Caravans
China's Hao Hai General Aviation will buy 11 Cessna Grand Caravan single engine turboprop aircraft, and three Citation Encore+ business jets.
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NewsUK government shelves helicopter search and rescue privatisation
The Soteria consortium which had been in line to run the UK's search and rescue helicopter service from 2012 has expressed its disappointment at the UK government's cancellation of the privatisation following "irregularities" with the bidding process ...
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NewsAERO INDIA: Bell Helicopter delivers first 429 into India
Bell Helicopter has announced at the show the first delivery of a 429 helicopter to a customer in India.
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News
AERO INDIA: VIDEO - 2011 show set to scale the heights
Yelahanka Air Force Base here in Bengaluru will be bursting at the seams this week as the 2011 Aero India event focuses global attention on the country's booming aviation market.