All articles by Murdo Morrison – Page 28

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    EBACE: BBJ Max continues its steep sales climb - Boeing

    2018-05-29T08:26:26Z

    Boeing Business Jets has made a strong start to the year with four new orders so far, including two for the BBJ version of the 737 Max, BBJ chief executive Greg Laxton said at EBACE this morning.

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    EBACE: Avinode reports rising demand for charter in Europe

    2018-05-29T08:21:24Z

    ​Demand for business aviation charter flights in Europe is seeing a “healthy rise in demand”, with the US market also growing strongly, says Avinode, the online exchange for charter services.

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    EBACE: Bombardier renames largest business jet Global 7500

    2018-05-29T07:44:22Z

    The Global 7000 is no more. Five years after its launch, and 18 months after first flight, the Bombardier flagship making its EBACE debut on the static display tomorrow is from today being rebranded as the Global 7500. The new name reflects its longer endurance – although the fact that ...

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    EBACE: Piaggio takes orders for four Evos as it embarks on financial restructuring

    2018-05-29T07:43:24Z

    Piaggio Aerospace this afternoon unveiled a five-year strategy to boost production and take the company into profit by 2021. It came as the Italian airframer revealed a “continuing sales momentum” for its P180 Avanti Evo, with four orders so far in 2018.

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    EBACE: Jet Aviation looks to growth after absorbing Hawker Pacific

    2018-05-28T08:02:03Z

    Jet Aviation executives have made the short trip to Geneva this year weeks after signing off on the company’s largest-ever acquisition, Australian fixed-base operation, maintenance, repair and overhaul, and aircraft management outfit Hawker Pacific.

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    EBACE: MEBAA chairman strives for regulatory unity

    2018-05-28T08:00:01Z

    Ali Alnaqbi may not have as many members in his organisation as his counterparts in the USA and Europe, but the founding and executive chairman of the Middle East Business Aviation Association has to deal with more regulatory authorities.

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    EBACE: Bombardier reveals two new R-R Pearl-powered Globals

    2018-05-28T07:58:39Z

    One of the best-kept secrets in business aviation for years was revealed last night when Bombardier announced it has been working undercover with Rolls-Royce and other suppliers on re-engined, re-winged and longer-range versions of the Global 5000 and 6000.

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    EBACE: Jetcraft hails recovering market and posts upbeat 10-year outlook

    2018-05-25T13:11:40Z

    Would-be buyers are beginning to outnumber sellers in the used business jet market for one of the first times in almost a decade, according to one of the industry's most influential aircraft trading companies.

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    EBACE: Luxaviation's 10-year path to greatness

    2018-05-25T11:30:00Z

    ​Patrick Hansen has an unassuming explanation of how the company he founded just 10 years ago, Luxaviation, has become one of the most powerful players in business aviation, and driven consolidation in a highly fragmented sector. “We had good capital and good people, and a certain amount of luck,” he ...

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    EBACE: Stobart aims to make Southend key London gateway

    2018-05-25T10:23:00Z

    Stobart Aviation is vowing to make its new Stobart Jet Centre at Southend airport one of the main business aviation gateways to London, and to launch a network of FBOs throughout Europe.

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    EBACE: Longer hours attracting business at Biggin Hill

    2018-05-25T08:19:10Z

    Biggin Hill insists its extended opening hours – among the longest of any business aviation airport in London – and investment in infrastructure are helping it pull ahead in the capital's ultra-competitive market for VIP traffic.

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    EBACE: Jetex to help power up electric aircraft developer

    2018-05-25T08:17:38Z

    A US start-up hoping to develop the world's first electric-powered business aircraft has received a boost from fixed-base operator Jetex. The Dubai-based private company is investing in Wright Electric's project and has committed to install charging infrastructure across its 30-strong airport network.

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    AIX: FACC signs stowage bin deal with Austrian and launches aftermarket business

    2018-04-12T08:29:00Z

    ​Austrian interiors and aerostructures company FACC yesterday unveiled a new aftermarket division, and signed a deal with Austrian Airlines to launch its new A320 stowage bin retrofit.

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    AIX: AMAC debuts at AIX as it looks to build commercial MRO

    2018-04-11T13:07:20Z

    Swiss business aircraft completions house AMAC Aerospace is making its AIX debut as it looks to diversify into the commercial maintenance and cabin refurbishment market.

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    AIX: Acro wins A320 seat deal with Viva Air

    2018-04-10T12:48:13Z

    ​UK seat maker Acro is to supply its Series 3 ST seat to Viva Air for the Latin American low-cost airline group’s 50-strong Airbus A320 order. It is Chinese-owned Acro’s first deal in the region and significant in that it is another line-fit contract for a company that has for ...

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    AIX: K+N launches targeted logistics service for interiors sector

    2018-04-10T12:22:42Z

    ​Transport and distribution giant Kuehne + Nagel has launched at AIX what it calls the “first end-to-end logistics solution” for interiors manufacturers, airlines and maintenance, repair and overhaul organisation working on aircraft refurbishments.

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    AIX: STG wins first two Boeing retrofit deals for lighting system

    2018-04-10T07:44:29Z

    ​Aircraft lighting specialist STG Aerospace is launching a version of its LiTeMood LED ambient lighting system for the Airbus A320 and A330, after achieving success on the retrofit market for Boeing narrowbodies.

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    AIX: Adient and Boeing reveal first fruits of collaboration

    2018-04-10T06:28:35Z

    Almost three months after announcing their planned partnership, Adient and Boeing are today unveiling two prototype seats they intend to contribute to Adient Aerospace, their recently-proposed cabin seating joint venture.

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    AIX: AIM Altitude reveals integrated front row monument for Vantage XL seat

    2018-04-09T15:22:29Z

    ​AIM Altitude has collaborated with sister company Thompson Aero Seating to develop a front row monument that complements the Northern Irish manufacturer’s Vantage XL business class range and can be customised by the customer to “reflect its brand”, according to the AVIC-owned interiors specialist.

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    AIX: Bombardier switches focus to CRJ

    2018-04-09T10:31:57Z

    After making its AIX debut last year with a production-standard cabin mock-up of the newly in-service CSeries, Bombardier is back at Hamburg, but this time the emphasis is on its CRJ family and the Atmosphere cabin it unveiled last year. It comes as the Canadian manufacturer expects an upswing in ...