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Cabin Interior and Electronics

Hot Water, in Seconds and for Any Purpose

Driessen Aerospace has introduced a new “hot cup” designed originally for the Boeing 787 galley.
Cabin Interior and Electronics

Banyan Expands into Large Business Aircraft

Fort Lauderdale-based Banyan Air Service has expanded its refurbishment service into larger aircraft and recently completed installation of an Audio Intern
Cabin Interior and Electronics

The Perfect Espresso Has To Be Italian

From Italian cabin supplier Iacobucci HF Electronics comes a new galley espresso maker.
Cabin Interior and Electronics

Aircraft Interiors Expo 2008

The change in ownership of the annual Aircraft Interiors Expo barely rated a blink as the 2008 event went off seamlessly from March 31 through April 2 in H
Regulations and Government

Upgraded FDR Final Deadline Passes

Part 135 operators of turbine airplanes configured with 10 to 30 passenger seats and manufactured after August 19 must have  upgraded flight data reco
Engines

P&WC Seeking Airframes for New Engines

An airframe match for one or both new small turbofan designs currently under development by Pratt & Whitney Canada may be announced at this month’s NBA
Engines

Safire Rethinks Engine Choice for S-26 Twinjet

The in-development 1,000-lb-thrust turbofan from startup Agilis Engines apparently isn’t a shoo-in for the Safire S-26 personal twinjet, as previously indi
Safety

Runway safety council formed

The FAA and aviation industry have formed a Runway Safety Council to examine root causes of runway incursions and make recommendations about runway safety.
Charter & Fractional

Fractional Pilot Hiring Up 19 Percent from Last Year

The rate of pilot hiring this year by five major fractional aircraft ownership providers–CitationShares, Flexjet, Flight Options, NetJets and Corporate Air
Airports

New Branson Airport to open

A privately owned and developed airport is under construction eight miles south of Branson, Mo., designed to serve vacationers flying to the Branson area,
ATC

Commission Raps UK ATC

ATC in Europe costs about 70 percent more than in the U.S., according to the 2001 annual report of the Eurocontrol Performance Review Commission (PRC) publ
ATC

FAA opts for nationwide public-use RNP routes

Too often, as their terms of office draw to a close, politicians and political appointees sign into law decisions and future commitments that many might de
FBOs

FBO Profile: Jackson Hole Aviation

Jackson Hole Airport in Wyoming has the unfortunate distinction of being the only large public-use airport located in a national park and operating under a

Bombardier faults poor bizav market

Placing the blame primarily on a “severe downturn” in the U.S.

CCAir on brink of closure

US Airways informed Mesa Air Group that it will end its code-share relationship with Mesa subsidiary CCAir on November 4, and re-assign the last remaining
Maintenance and Modifications

Regional jet maint base opens in Australia

National Jet Systems opened a regional aircraft maintenance facility in Brisbane, Australia.
Regulations and Government

European regulatory agency moves closer

European civil aviation officials have begun the year-long final process to establish the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), which is set to replace t
FBOs

FBO opens at Sardinia Airport

A general aviation terminal opened last month at Sardinia’s Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport, and local handling agent Geasar is pressing ahead with constructi
Maintenance and Modifications

Avcon commits to Learjet 24/25 RVSM program

Avcon Industries, the Newton, Kan.
Rotorcraft

Emergency ADs lower Agusta Vne

Operators of the Agusta A109E Power twin-turbine helicopter and the Agusta A119K Koala single-turbine helicopter were required by emergency ADs issued last
Regulations and Government

‘12-5’ comment period likely extended

Comments on the Transportation Security Administration’s Twelve-Five Standard Security Program (TFSSP), which details the proposed requirements to comply w
Aircraft

Cessna to introduce CJ3 at NBAA

It’s expected that Cessna will announce at this month’s NBAA show the Citation CJ3, reportedly a slightly longer, faster and more powerful version of the c
Aircraft

Premier I improvements, deliveries to skyrocket

As Raytheon Aircraft ramps up significantly the delivery rate of the Premier I–the company aims to ship 40 units this year, more than twice as many a
Security

NBAA warns of coming GA security tidal wave

With general aviation access to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) in an indefinite holding pattern, NBAA has decided to re-target its monthly
Security

September 11: Bizav one year later

One year ago, civil airplanes were the weapon used to end the lives of more than 3,000 people on American soil.
ATC

Operators fume over steep costs of DRVSM

August 8 marked the official close of the rulemaking comment period on the contentious FAA proposal calling for implementation of domestic reduced ve
FBOs

Air BP at more FBOs

Carlsbad, Calif.-based FBO Jet Source has selected Air BP as its primary fuel supplier.
Airports

New runway opens at Houston executive

Privately owned and operated Houston Executive Airport, west of Houston, has completed a runway extension to 6,610 feet.
FBOs

Key Air expanding to Minneapolis

FBO and charter/management company Key Air is building a new FBO at Anoka County-Blaine Airport in Minneapolis.
FBOs

TotalFBO now web-enabled

Horizon Business Concepts’ TotalFBO software is now available in an online version.