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Analyst Predicts More Bizjet Shipments, Lower Values
Forecast from industry analyst Brian Foley predicts the delivery of 8,594 business jets worth $238B over the next decade.
Regulations and Government
FAA Seeks To 'Shorten Time Frames' on Part 23 Rewrite
The administrator still has no timeline for rule's release, but GAMA is encouraged that proposal is "moving through the system."
Regulations and Government
FAA Urged to Halt Genav International Overflight Fees
Fees were never intended to cover U.S. GA operations, Caribbean Flying Adventures Owner Jim Parker maintains.
Charter & Fractional
French Helicopter Operators Consolidate Further
Newly formed group, which operates a combined 117 helicopters, brings Mont Blanc Hélicoptères and Hélicoptères de France under the same banner.
Maintenance and Modifications
Tempus To Open Pilatus Mx Center at Scottsdale
The 22,000-sq-ft facility, subleased from Signature Flight Support, will offer “extensive” aircraft service for all Pilatus aircraft.
Accidents
Glasgow Police EC135 Crew Didn't React To Fuel Warnings
Both engines flamed out although usable fuel remained in the main tank of the Airbus Helicopters light twin.
Maintenance and Modifications
Stevens To Consolidate S.C. MRO Activity at Donaldson
As it is forced out of its FBO operation, Stevens Aviation says it will also move its MRO facility at Greenville-Spartainburg International Airport.
Charter & Fractional
NetJets Contract Would Average 28% Pay Boost
NJASAP negotiating committee tells pilots, "no money was left on the table."
Airlines
Etihad Wins Injunction to Continue Air Berlin Code Share Flights
German government pledges to keep agreements in place until January 15
Aircraft
Rudder Pedal Glitch Delays MRJ First Flight
Japanese regional jet now scheduled to take to the air during week of November 9
Aircraft
First F-16V Developed for Taiwan Requirement Takes Flight
Lockheed Martin is developing the 'Viper' configuration F-16 for Taiwan and potentially other countries, including the United States.
Airlines
IndiGo IPO Expected To Raise $465 Million
Expansion plans call for current complement of 100 airplanes to increase to 154 by March 2018
Airlines
Etihad Goes To Court To Maintain Air Berlin Code-share Flights
Files injunction in German court to continue services to 29 destinations
Aircraft
Korean Show Highlights KF-X Fighter Project
Potential engine and radar suppliers showed their wares. New Korean unmanned helicopter and fixed-wing programs were also displayed.
Aircraft
U.S. Air Force is 'Very Close' to Selecting Bomber Contractor
The service plans to soon award an engineering and manufacturing development contract for the secretive Long Range Strike-Bomber.
Aircraft
The Massive Airbus A380 Shows off Agile Flying at Paris Air Show 2015
The Massive Airbus A380 Shows off Agile Flying at Paris Air Show 2015
Aircraft
United's Interim Leadership Stays Course on Improvements
The carrier's management team is 'fully capable,' acting CEO Brett Hart told analysts and reporters in a conference call.
Aircraft
Australian MRH-90 Helicopter Problems Aired
Like other operators of the NH-90 series helicopters, the Australians have experienced capability delays and maintainability problems.
Aircraft
Falcon 5X Timing Still Unclear, as New Engine Issue Surfaces
When the 5X rolled out in June, its first flight was pegged for September, but the new twinjet has yet to fly.
Accidents
Brazil Sentence Final for Legacy Midair Pilots
Under a legal cooperation treaty, the sentence of three years, one month and 10 days would be served in the U.S.
Charter & Fractional
Chicago Helitour Company Branches into Air Charter
Charter flights are available daily or hourly and include shuttle flights to all Chicago-area airports and local and regional golf courses.
Accidents
Quest Kodiak 100 Substantially Damaged in Takeoff Crash
Registered as N153RW, the single-engine turboprop was substantially damaged in the accident, which occurred in day VMC.
Aircraft
GA-ASI Describes Progress Toward Certifying the Reaper
US company also reported service entry of the Extended Range Reaper, and a new US Army order for Gray Eagles
NBAA Adds Huerta, Fallin to Convention Speakers Slate
Huerta, Fallin to address business aviation community as Washington debates future structure of agency.
Finance, Taxes, Insurance
Waypoint Leasing Deepens Its Funding Pool
The Irish rotorcraft financing company has added two financial institutions to its stable of lenders.
Aircraft
Next-gen Avionics Upgrade Offered for Falcon 900A/B
The upgrade, which is FAA approved, includes ADS-B OUT, Fans 1/A and LPV.
ATC
Huerta: Data Comm Remains on Track for Expansion Next Year
FAA Administrator Huerta said trials in Newark and Memphis "are delivering great results."
Aircraft
Boeing’s Muilenburg Rebuts Talk of Widebody Bubble
Insists production rate will not fall below seven per month during transition to 777X
Aircraft
Embraer Hands Over 300th Phenom 300
Over the past two years, the Phenom 300 has been the most delivered business jet in the world and is on pace to do so again this year.
Regulations and Government
DOT IG Finds FAA Oversight Lacking
FAA is moving toward a risk-based oversight approach for its ODA program in face of criticism for lacking effective staffing, risk-based models.
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