All United States articles – Page 15

  • NetJets Europe Challenger 350
    News

    NetJets cuts aircraft deliveries and workforce amid coronavirus crisis

    2020-05-04T13:32:00Z

    NetJets has more than halved the number of business jets it expects to receive in 2020, as demand for travel plummets on the back of the coronavirus pandemic. The firm has also the cut employee numbers at both its European fractional ownership operation and US-based Executive Jet Management (EJM) subsidiary by a quarter due to the weak operating environment.

  • Virgin Australia
    Podcast

    Airline Business podcast: What will industry look like when flying restarts?

    2020-04-23T16:01:00Z

    With talk in some regions turning to how airline markets might open up again as coronavirus cases peak, Graham and Lewis examine the current state of the industry and where it might be heading. Among the topics considered, they look at Virgin Australia’s demise and the moral hazard faced by ...

  • Cathay Pacific
    In depth

    Grounded commercial aircraft around the world – in pictures

    2020-04-22T11:41:00Z

    Parked aircraft have become commonplace at airports in all regions as the coronavirus outbreak prompts border restrictions and plummeting demand for air travel

  • Cargolux
    Analysis

    Air freight market goes into overdrive

    2020-04-21T11:34:00Z

    While passenger airlines have heavily reduced their services over recent weeks, the air cargo market has gone into overdrive as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

  • SkyWest
    News

    SkyWest applies for aid as Washington adjusts terms for regionals

    2020-04-14T00:53:00Z

    The US Treasury Department will not require carriers that will receive under $100 million in federal payroll grants to provide equity as a condition attached to the coronavirus relief funding following complaints from regional airlines about their unique financial challenges. The decision may simplify matters for SkyWest Airlines, which on ...

  • Vy400
    News

    Transcend Air prepares to open funding round for Vy 400

    2020-04-08T16:11:00Z

    Vertical take-off and landing aircraft developer Transcend Air is hoping to secure its first round of private investment before the end of the year, which it says should generate enough funding to build and fly the first full-scale prototype of its six-seat, tiltwing Vy 400 air taxi.

  • Joe Clark
    News

    Winglet designer and pioneer Joe Clark passes away

    2020-04-02T15:01:00Z

    Joe Clark, aviation pioneer and co-founder of Aviation Partners (API), manufacturer of blended winglets used on many business and commercial aircraft, passed away on 30 March. He was 78.

  • Voom
    News

    Airbus calls time on Voom

    2020-04-01T14:58:00Z

    Voom, the Airbus-backed online helicopter booking platform, has ceased operations following disruption caused by the Covid-19 outbreak.

  • Phenom 300E
    News

    Embraer records 2019 surge in business jet sales, but cautions on coronavirus impact

    2020-03-31T09:31:00Z

    Sales at Embraer Executive Jets in 2019 were the strongest for five years, and all the aircraft it produced in the 12 months were delivered to customers, leaving “zero white tails” in the firm’s inventory.

  • Profile picture_Broom
    Interview

    Andrew Broom on supporting pilots and operators of Citation business jets

    2020-03-27T12:46:00Z

    Having fulfilled various roles in the business and general aviation industry, Andrew Broom is now chief executive of the US-based Citation Jet Pilots Association and CJP Safety and Education Foundation

  • Longitude
    News

    Fixed-wing business aircraft deliveries strongest for a decade: GAMA

    2020-02-19T18:22:00Z

    Shipments of fixed-wing business and general aviation aircraft soared in 2019 to their highest level for a decade, thanks to resurgent business jet and piston-engined aircraft sectors. In addition, the mix of deliveries in favour of high-end, high-value models resulted in the strongest billings for the industry in four years.

  • SF50.JPG
    News

    Cabin fire caused Cirrus SF50 fleet grounding

    2020-02-17T10:15:00Z

    Cirrus grounded its global fleet of more than 170 SF50 Vision Jets on 7 February, and issued a mandatory service bulletin (SB) to all owners of the single-engined aircraft, after identifying faulty audio amplifier circuit cards as the cause of a 27 December cabin fire.

  • 300th-TBM-940
    News

    Daher delivers 300th TBM 900-series turboprop

    2020-02-14T17:12:00Z

    Daher has delivered its 300th TBM 900-series single-engined turboprop to long-time customers Dr Ian Blair Fries and Susan Fries. The high-performance aircraft - a TBM 940 with the serial number 1300 - will be used by the couple for business and private travel, says the French airframer.

  • Gulfstream G700 Cabin Aft View
    News

    Gulfstream begins demo tour with G700 cabin mock-up

    2020-02-07T13:23:00Z

    Gulfstream has embarked on an international customer demonstration tour with its G700 cabin mock-up, to drum-up sales of the ultra-long-range business jet in its key markets.

  • ANA 787
    News

    Analyst: Boeing’s previously scrapped 787-3 could be reborn as the NMA

    2020-02-07T01:08:00Z

    In considering its options for a new midmarket aircraft (NMA), Boeing could ponder using an early design of a bestselling twin aisle aircraft which was shelved a decade ago, in an effort to keep development costs low and execute on an accelerated timeline, one analyst says.

  • china-southern-737-max-8
    News

    China poses short and long-term challenges for US aerospace

    2020-02-06T05:34:00Z

    Economic vulnerability in China, coupled with a potential trade war between China and the United States, as well as the short-term but massively disruptive effects of the new coronavirus are some of the biggest risks the global aviation and aerospace industry faces at the start of the new decade.

  • 737 Max 9. 970x550px. Boeing.
    In depth

    Boeing needs to balance supply chain and customers

    2020-02-05T06:00:00Z

    Suppliers and customers are both suffering from the 737 Max’s grounding, but to restart production requires the manufacturer to manage a delecate balancing act. 

  • Wheels Up_King Air 350i (3)
    News

    Wheels Up and Delta Private Jets complete tie-up

    2020-02-04T17:22:00Z

    Charter companies Wheels Up and Delta Private Jets (DPJ) are preparing to roll-out a range of “cross-platform” benefits for customers, after concluding a merger agreement in late January to become one the largest business aircraft providers in the USA.

  • Shanghai Airlines first 787-9
    News

    China trade tensions drove Boeing’s 787 rate-cut decision

    2020-01-31T17:00:00Z

    Boeing’s decision to reduce 787 production to 10 units per month from early 2021 has been driven largely by lower orders from China as well as a reduced near-term requirement for widebody replacements. Announcing the move on 29 January, Boeing said output would remain at that level until 2023 when ...

  • Phenom 300E.jpg
    News

    Embraer launches upgraded Phenom 300E

    2020-01-31T14:01:00Z

    Embraer has launched an upgraded version of the Phenom 300E in a move designed to boost the appeal and value proposition of the best-selling light business jet.