All articles by Kate Sarsfield – Page 7
-
NewsUpgraded Phenom 300E clinches Brazilian, European and US certifications
Embraer has received certification from the Brazilian, European and US regulators for the latest version of the Phenom 300E, and is preparing to deliver the first example early in the second quarter.
-
InterviewBringing intelligent pricing to the airline and travel markets
Charlotte Gassert is vice-president of sales, Europe, for pricing analytics company Infare, which employs large data sets to help airlines, airports and travel agents optimise their revenue management systems
-
InterviewSatair chief executive on satisfying the aftermarket demands of airline and MRO customers
Despite failing to make the cut as a pilot, Bart Reijnen has had a nearly 25-year career in the aviation sector and now works as chief executive of Airbus-owned Danish aftermarket support company Satair
-
InterviewDriving performance at PPG Aerospace
Dan Korte is global vice-president for PPG Industries’ aerospace business, where he helps develop strategy at the paints, coatings and parts supplier and has responsibility for driving its performance
-
NewsAnalyst hopeful that business aviation is ‘better prepared’ for Covid-19 downturn than 2008 crisis
The business aviation industry may be better prepared the Covid-19 downturn, than it was for the 2008 financial crisis, according to aviation analyst Brian Foley.
-
NewsVistaJet changes business model to help tackle coronavirus crisis
Luxury business jet operator VistaJet says it is adapting its business model on the back of the coronavirus outbreak, to ensure that those with “critical travel requirements are able to keep moving during this time of uncertainty”.
-
NewsGama Aviation prepares for impact from Covid-19 outbreak
UK aircraft services provider Gama Aviation says it is “strongly focussed” on maintaining business continuity through the Covid-19 crisis, but the uncertain trading environment triggered by the pandemic is expected to “severely impact” its performance in 2020.
-
NewsBombardier suspends production in Canada and Belfast
Bombardier is to halt work at most of its operations in Canada, plus its aerostructures unit in Belfast, Northern Ireland, to comply with governmental restrictions designed to limit the spread of the coronavirus.
-
NewsAdministrator extends deadline for Piaggio bids
Piaggio Aerospace’s administrator has extended the deadline for parties to submit expressions of interest in the Italian manufacturer on the back of disruption caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
-
NewsSkyCourier completes initial ground testing
Cessna has completed initial ground testing of the SkyCourier twin-engined turboprop as the Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-65SC-powered prototype edges closer to first flight, scheduled for around mid-year.
-
NewsBEA becomes first UK company to secure SET-IMC approval
British European Aviation (BEA) has become the first company to secure approval from the UK regulator allowing commercial flights with single-engined turboprop aircraft at night and in instrument meteorological conditions, so-called SET-IMC operations.
-
NewsAMAC readies BBJ 747-8 for refurbishment
AMAC Aerospace is preparing a Boeing BBJ 747-8 for refurbishment following the arrival of the privately-owned VIP widebody airliner at its Basel facility in mid-March.
-
NewsEBAA calls on governments to support Europe’s business aviation community
The European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) is calling on the continent’s governments and legislators to support the sector throughout the current crisis as the COVID-19 pandemic forces the grounding of many aircraft and the livelihoods of a host of firms.
-
NewsEHang partners with Seville to launch urban air mobility initiative
Chinese electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft developer EHang has joined forces with the Spanish city of Seville to develop and launch the country’s first urban air mobility (UAM) service.
-
NewsPilot of doomed Piper Malibu in Sala case not licensed to fly piston-single
UK accident investigators have concluded that the pilot of the doomed Piper Malibu PA-46-310P (N264DB) that crashed on 21 January 2019 in the sea off Guernsey carrying Argentinian footballer Emiliano Sala was not licensed to fly the aircraft at the time of the accident and was conducting an illegal charter.
-
NewsFly Aeolus plots expansion on Cirrus success
Fly Aeolus, the largest operator of the Cirrus SR22 in Europe, is preparing to expand its fractional ownership programme within its core regions of Belgium, France, Germany and the Netherlands to exploit the growing business demand for the high-performance piston-single.
-
NewsSkyports secures more funding for vertiport development
Urban air mobility (UAM) infrastructure developer Skyports has secured an extra tranche of investment, bringing total Series A funding for the UK start-up to over £6 million ($7.8 million).
-
NewsBombardier introduces Gogo’s Avance L5 retrofit for older Learjets
Bombardier has introduced the Gogo Avance L5 in-flight connectivity system as a retrofit for North America-based operators of its older Learjet aircraft
-
NewsDaher introduces Garmin autoland safety system on TBM 940
Daher has installed Garmin’s autoland automatic landing system in the TBM 940 as part of a package of enhancements introduced on the 2020 version of its high-speed single-engine turboprop.
-
NewsAcropolis takes delivery of first completed ACJ320neo
UK VVIP charter operator Acropolis Aviation has taken delivery of the first outfitted Airbus ACJ320neo from Swiss completions company AMAC Aerospace, and is preparing the luxury re-engined narrowbody for its first commercial flight on 3 March.