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Third Cessna Citation Latitude Joins Flight-test Fleet
This flight also marked the first time all three Citation Latitude prototypes were in the air simultaneously.
Charter & Fractional
WestAir Charter Announces “Price Pledge” for Air Charter Quotes
Its “price pledge” states “it will never bill clients for more than they were originally quoted.”
Charter & Fractional
Executive AirShare Taps Pedicino as Vice President for South Texas Sales
He “will drive Executive AirShare’s growth in key Texas markets.”
Aero Finally Shifts Surplus L-159 Jets
Shell Aviation Notes Aerobatic Team Anniversary, Reveals New Packaging for Products
The company-sponsored AeroShell team is celebrating its third decade in operation.
Modern Day Amelia Earhart Lands at Oshkosh
Amelia Rose recreated and completed the fatal 1937 journey of her famous namesake.
Mahindra Rebrands Its General Aviation Aircraft as ‘Airvans’
Mahindra is renaming its piston GA8 single the Airvan 8.
Cirrus Plans 125 Jets Per Year
The company plans to spool up production of its new SF50 Vision single-engine jet to 125 units per year.
Aircraft
Cessna Debuts Second Diesel-powered Single
The new Cessna Turbo Skyhawk JT-A should be FAA certified in 2015 and will retail for $435,000.
Flying Challenge Pilots Face Off in Skills Competition
Twelve skilled flyers will compete to see who can win the Flying Challenge Cup on July 30.
Emirates to Stop Iraq Overflights, But Not Etihad
Emirates will stop flying over ISIS-controlled territory while Etihad maintains its status quo.
Aircraft
Grob Offers New Cockpits; Wins Mexico Order for G 120TP
Avfuel Brings a Blast from the Past to AirVenture
The global fuel provider is once again sponsoring the appearance of a famed warbird.
AOPA Launches Aircraft Overhaul Effort
The organization hopes modernized Cessna 150 and 152s will make flight more accessible.
Scheme Designers Hosts Scavenger Hunt at AirVenture
Keep a sharp eye out for identifying stickers while strolling the static display and you could win a prize.
BendixKing Intros New Integrated Avionics System
The AeroVue integrated avionics system will first be certified in the Beechcraft King Air 200.
Aircraft
Engine Problems Still Cloud F-35 Progress
Sonex Intros Turbo Engine, Prices Personal Jet
Kit engine boosts AeroVee to 100 hp and JSX one-person jet kit will cost $130,000, deliveries of both scheduled to begin in the fourth quarter.
Replica of World’s First ‘Airliner’ Makes Oshkosh Debut
100 years ago, a Benoist flying boat carried a paying passenger over Tampa Bay, and the rest is history.
NBAA Gives Guidance on Runway Excursions
Excursions account for more fatalities than many pilots realize.
Concerns Remain Over Plan for Drone Operations
Pace of UAS integration still behind schedule, according to U.S. agency.
FAA Re-emphasizes Elements of ‘Climb Via’ Phraseology
Agency says numerous pilot deviation reports have been filed since the new phraseology was implemented in April.
Helicopter Accident Attributed To Loss of Control
Canadian investigators recovered very little of the helicopter’s fuselage.
ICAO Clarifies State Responsibilities in Conflict Zones
ICAO says member states should be ready for aircraft to fly around areas of conflict.
Air Algerie MD-83 Crashes in Mali
Aircraft carrying 116 people was headed for Algiers.
FAA Jumpstarts ADS-B Documentation
New AC advises on ADS-B implementation.
Turboprop Crash in Taiwan Claims 48
Reports are still unclear on the role of weather conditions.
New NBAA Weather Committee Launched
New NBAA Weather Committee Launched
FSF Announces Call for Papers on Safety
Potential presenters at next year’s business aviation safety summit have until September 5th to submit their ideas.
Thales Helmet Sight To Be Sole-Source on Airbus Helicopters
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