2024 Corporate Aviation Leadership Summit

Gordon Gilbert

Year Starts Uneven for Business Aircraft Accidents

Neelam Mathews

Politics appears to be standing in the way of liberalization of the Indian airline sector.

Indian Government Set To Renege on Commitment To Allow Foreign Investment in Airlines 

Gregory Polek

Bombardier has expressed satisfaction with progress toward recruiting more interest from the leasing community.

Lessors Buoy Bombardier’s Sales Aspirations 

AA unions decry their company's resistance to a merger with US Airways. 

US Airways, American Airlines Employees Press for Merger as AMR Goes Its Own Way

AIN Staff

Pakistan CAA Ramps Up Scrutiny after Crash

Bird Strikes Prompt Wildlife Hazard Plan

FAA Must Improve Its Analysis of Safety Data 

Surviving Loss of Control Requires Manual Flying Skills

Former FAA Safety Inspector Sentenced To Jail

NTSB 2011 Accident Statistics Show Uptick

AD Addresses Faulty Lear 60 Extinguishers

Air Charter Safety Foundation Receives ASAP Approval

Dutch Will Not Prosecute Turkish Airlines for 2009 Accident

Charles Alcock

The new Western Approach factory will give GKN the capacity it needs for A350XWB and A400M wing aerostructures work.

GKN Sharpens Its Composites Edge with New Wing Aerostructures Factory

Ian Sheppard

Boeing Set To Wrap Up Dreamliner Tour 

Bill Carey

The first 787 built in North Charleston, S.C., rolled out of the factory on April 27.

Boeing Rolls Out First 787 Built in South Carolina

Boeing Commercial Airplanes CEO Jim Albaugh argued for reauthorization of the Export-Import Bank April 27. 

Albaugh Pushes Ex-Im Bank Reauthorization at 787 Rollout

Greek Aircraft Mechanic Sentenced to Prison

Chris Pocock

Turkey Upgrades the T-38 Jet Trainer

BAE Challenges Lockheed Martin for F-16 Upgrade Work

Reaper UAV Upgrades Could Include Longer Wings

AeroVironment Scores Another Small UAS Success

U.S. Marines Field APKWS Guided Rocket in Afghanistan

The proposed merger of US Airways and American Airlines seems to have support from virtually everyone who matters but the management of bankrupt American

AIN Blog: Airline Unions, Boeing at Odds over USAir-AA Merger  

Chad Trautvetter

Zenith Jet Forecasts $257B in Bizjets over 10 Years

ALC said the threat of competition drove AIG's lawsuit against it.

Air Lease: Competitive Threat Drove AIG Lawsuit

Curt Epstein

Eclipse Aerospace announced yesterday that it has received a production certificate from the FAA

Eclipse Receives Production OK from FAA

General Dynamics Soars on Gulfstream’s Wings

Matt Thurber

First Conforming Cirrus Vision Jet To Fly in 2014

Thierry Dubois

Eurocopter EC175 Zeroes In on Certification

Light Jet Deliveries Rise in First Quarter, Notes JetNet

P&WC Tapped To Power New Eurocopter Twin

Nextant 400XT Wins Three STCs 

Sheltair Breaks Ground on New FLL FBO

Is the FAA Drowning in a Data Tsunami?

Global Aerospace Launches New Safety Site

David A. Lombardo

EASA OKs Camo4jets for Citations and Embraers

The latest delay to the MRJ will last at least a year.

Latest MRJ Delay To Last At Least a Year

Bombardier has started testing C Series systems on its Ciasta.

First Systems Tests and Simulations Under Way for Bombardier C Series 

AAR To Open Major Maintenance Base in Duluth

Bombardier Offers Engineering Services in India

CAE Adds Second São Paulo Training Center

Sierra Industries Receives Mexican Government Approval

Aero-Dienst Named GE CF34-3 Engine ASC

GA Telesis To Support Evergreen’s CF6-80C2 Engines

Lufthansa Technik Strengthens Presence in Turkey

Gowder Named v-p and GM of Kelly Aviation Center

FAA Issues AD for Bell 206 Rotor Blade

Boeing delivered the first 747-8I airliner to Lufthansa.

Boeing Delivers First Airline Intercontinental to Lufthansa 

A lot of people find the FAA's "nurturing" to be very uncomfortable.

AIN Blog: The Nurturing FAA: What's in a Word?

IRS Memo Contradicts Congress’ Intent on Ticket Taxes

Embraer Inks Aircraft Financing MoU with China’s ICBC

FAA Reminds Pilots of Possible ILS Interference

Hawker Beechcraft To Lay Off 350 Workers

A Good Year for Pilatus, but Not So Much for the PC-12

CAE Upgrades Falcon Sims with Smoke Generators

Augusta State Airport Limited To One Runway During Maintenance

Pentastar Aviation Names New President and CEO

North American Jet Charter Ops for Eclipse EFB iPads

PremiAir Closes Fixed-wing Charter Division

Italian Parliament Passes Aircraft Luxury Tax Changes

Access to European bank debt has dried up for airlines.

Euro Debt Crisis Limits Airline Finance Options

The U.S. Ambassador to ICAO questions whether it will move on emissions market-based measures.

U.S. Ambassador to ICAO Skeptical Council Can Reach ETS Consensus  

The campaign to include cargo pilots under the FAA's new pilot duty rule gained support in Congress.

Bill Filed to Include Cargo Operations in FAA’s Duty Rule

Air Canada Pilot Awakes Groggy

Multiple Causes Cited for Air Canada Altitude Deviation

Pilot Training Isn't Enough

Voss Says Pilots Must Back Up Automation

Part 91 Crew Rest Interpretation Debated

Jetstar Go-Around Explained

Cockpit Cellphone Use Prompted Go-Around

Drone Will Be Safe for Hawaii Air Traffic, Says Builder

New FAA Fatigue Legislation

Cargo Pilots Included in Proposed Crew-rest Legislation

Future Flight Risk Tools Explained 

JetBlue Captain Pleads Insanity

Qantas Discovers Engine-Failure Cause

Qantas Uncovers Cause of 747-400 Engine Failure

Peter Shaw-Smith

Mubadala subsidiary Strata will make composite structures for the 777 and the 787 Dreamliner

Boeing Expands Aerostructures Supply Network into the Middle East

Spirit workers returned to the production lines today in Wichita.

Spirit AeroSystems Resumes Production

FAA wants Comments on Pilot Certification

FAA Wants Comments on Pilot Certification Rule

ERA spring conference highlighted threats to European regional service.

Europe’s Regions Threatened by Loss of Hub Connections

King Air Crashes in Brazil

Textron To Produce Weapons for India’s Jaguars

US Airways reached agreements with three of American Airlines' unions.

US Airways Takes “First Step” Toward Merger with American Airlines

A400M Airlifter Spreads Its Wings

K-Max Proves Unmanned Heli-Lift in Afghanistan

V-22 Program Stays the Course as Crash Investigated

LAS Competition: New Legal Move as New RFP Expected

The FAA has made available lists of public and private entities currently authorized to operate UAVs in domestic airspace.

Content Archive: April 2012

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