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747-8I Schedule ‘Aggressive But Achievable,’ says Boeing
Boeing plans to fly the 747-8 Intercontinental for
Aircraft
New Japanese LCA To Launch A320 Services
A&F Aviation, the new Japanese airline established earlier this month by All Nippon Airways (ANA) and First Eastern Investment Group (First Eastern), will
Aircraft
Cost control continues to challenge Airbus, even as new orders flow
Airbus entered 2011 with a clear perspective on its main challenges and opportunities.
GE-Avic Deal Highlights Old Suspicions
Protectionists have sounded the familiar alarms over GE’s joint venture with China’s Avic, formalized during January’s state visit to Washington by Chinese
Regulations and Government
Large Aircraft Security Proposal v2.0 Coming Soon
Speaking at the National Air Transportation Association's FBO Leadership Conference this week in Savannah, Ga., Transportation Security Administration gene
Aircraft
Gulfstream G650 Shows Off Its Fast Legs
Gulfstream G650 S/N 6004 recently demonstrated the modelπs high-speed cruising capabilities, flying more than 1,900 nm in 3 hours and 26 minutes.
Regulations and Government
Genav Groups Call for NextGen Financial Incentives
Despite efforts to reduce federal government spending to 2008 levels, general aviation groups told Congress yesterday it is "critical" that the next FAA re
Safety
Canadian Safety Board Casts Wide Blame In S-92A Crash
Canadaπs Transportation Safety Board (TSB) yesterday issued its final report on the
Green Is Gold for Heritage Aviation
Heritage Aviation, the recently op
Metroliner crashes in Ireland after attempts to land in fog
A Fairchild Metroliner crashed in fog at Cork Airport in Ireland today, killing six people and injuring six more.
Aircraft
Boeing to deliver 787 to Air India in Q4
Boeing will deliver Air India’s first 787 Dreamliner by the fourth quarter, Boeing India president Dinesh Keskar said yesterday at Aero India.
Maintenance and Modifications
Snap-on System Automatically Tracks Tools
Tool manufacturer and distributor Snap-on Industrial has introduced the ATC 5 tool-control system, which combines software, a keyless entry system, foam-
Maintenance and Modifications
AAT Aircraft Maintenance Receives Part 145 Approval
Dallas-based AAT Aircraft Maintenance has been certified as an FAA-approved Part 145 repair station.
Maintenance and Modifications
Chromalloy Coating Enhances Engine Performance
Chromalloy is offering a new thermal barrier coating it claims enhances the performance of gas turbine engines.
Maintenance and Modifications
Embraer Expands Support in Middle East and Africa
Embraer and EgyptAir Maintenance & Engineering have signed a five-year agreement designating the MRO an authorized service center for the Embraer E17
Jet Aviation Offers AOG Hotline in EMEA, Asia
Jet Aviation has launched a 24-hour AOG hotline for Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia.
FBOs
Addison Intercepts Bizav Flights as Snow Gripped Dallas
Two freak Dallas-area winter storms–one ice, the other snow–in the days leading up to the Super Bowl were bad news for air travelers trying to get to the b
Aircraft
AIN Blog: The Airborne Intelligence Conundrum
When it comes to defense coverage, AIN naturally focuses on airborne systems and platforms, including some very high-tech stuff, of course.
Aircraft
Fifth Boeing 747-8 Freighter Enters Flight-test Program
The fifth Boeing 747-8 Freighter took to the air for the first time today from Paine Field in Everett, Wash.
Aircraft
UK Chinook Upgrade Flies, More Details Emerge
Boeing announced the first flight of an upgraded 
Aircraft
Marshall Pursues Its Core C-130 Hercules Business
Marshall Aerospace took steps to boost the future of its core business: C-130 Hercules maintenance and support.
Aircraft
Light Air Support Contenders are Tested by U.S. Air Force
Flight evaluations of the two contenders for the U.S.
Aircraft
Airbus Sees Progress, and a Setback, for A330MRTT
Airbus Military has flight-tested the fuselage refueling unit (FRU) of the
Rotorcraft
Rotorcraft Pioneer Charles Kaman Passes Away
Helicopter pioneer, inventor and philanthropist Charles Huron Kaman died Monday at the age of 91.
Bizav Poised for a ‘Growth Spurt,’ Says Analyst
In his latest outlook, business aviation analyst Brian Foley sees an industry poised for a growth spurt, “albeit from an extremely depressed base.” He note
