Content Archive: October 2021

AerCap CEO Aengus Kelly expects that aircraft leasing companies will have to do “some more heavy lifting" to help airlines as they recover from Covid-19.

Gulfstream Unveils New G800 and G400 Jets

The NTSB is continuing its investigation into the fatal midair between a Robinson R22 and a Piper PA-28 at Arizona's Chandler Municipal Airport.

The addition of an air operator certificate in Malta brings Luxaviation Group's total worldwide AOCs to 13.

Dassualt is bringing mockups of its recently unveiled 10X and its 6X that is in flight test, as will as a full 8X aircraft, to BACE.

UK-based global private aircraft brokerage Jetcraft is expanding its network with the opening of an office in Singapore.

Concerned by the slow and uneven development of digital health certificates, FSF is urging the industry and regulators to deploy a global, standard tool.

The global airline trade body predicts that airlines’ joint loss will narrow to $11.6 billion; North America the only region to be profitable.

The Plane Simple antenna was tested over 16 hours of flight on a G350 that transitioned between three satellites in the Intelsat Network.

The airline trade body admits that the new target will be a ‘huge challenge’ and will need the support of all stakeholders, including governments.