2024 Corporate Aviation Leadership Summit

Jennifer Leach English

A behind-the-scenes look at the February/March issue

AIN Blog: Behind the Scenes at Business Jet Traveler, February/March 2012

Charles Alcock

Singapore Show Should Reveal Realities of Asia’s Aerospace Destiny

Chris Pocock

Rafale wins MMRCA competition

Rafale First Export Success Will Be $10 Billion-plus Indian Order

Thierry Dubois

Airbus confirmed it hopes to raise the A330-300's max takeoff weight.

Airbus Studying A330-300 Improvements

Chad Trautvetter

Bombardier Rolls Out First Global for NetJets

Cessna Marks Milestone with 400th Citation Mustang

Bizjets Flock to Jet Aviation Zurich for Economic Forum

AIN Staff

LightSquared Gets Another Reprieve, while Icahn Circles

NBAA: FBO Reservations Required for Super Bowl Arrivals

Quest Kodiak Gets Brazilian OK

NBAA Launches Election 2012 Website

Flight Options Donates More Flight Time to Corporate Angel Network

Cambridge Professor Dispels Lift Myth

New Swiss Helo To Feature ‘High Visibility’ Cockpit

Matt Thurber

Heli-Expo Preview: Helicopter Industry To Gather in Dallas in February

Gregory Polek

TWU objects to AMR hiring of Bain & Company 

Transport Workers Union, Objecting to AMR’s Hiring of Bain, Picket Romney Campaign 

Bill Carey

The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) previewed a Fiscal Year 2013 budget submission on January 26.

Pentagon Will Slow JSF Buys, Cancel Global Hawk Block 30

U.S. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta ended the two-year “probation” for the STOVL version a year early.

F-35B ‘Probation’ Ended Despite Cautions in New Testing Report

Talks To Sell Typhoons to Oman and Saudi Arabia Continue

Neuron UCAV Officially Unveiled

French President Nicolas Sarkozy delayed the succession plan at EADS with political horse-trading

AIN Blog: Despite Political Meddling, EADS Gets the Best Man To Be Its Next Boss

Saab Boosts Erieye Maritime Mode as AEW Goes Multirole

Curt Epstein

S.C. Senator Seeks State Ban on FBO Ramp Fees

Narrowbody sales bounty continues in 2012

Narrowbody Marketers Continue To Set New Records 

Congress reaches deal on NMB voting rules

In Blow to Delta, NMB Ruling on Unionization To Stand

‘Banner’ Quarter Boosts Gulfstream Aerospace

Cessna and Bell Find Their Footing in 2011

Aviation Partners Fights Back Against Airbus Lawsuit

Neelam Mathews

India Scrutinizes Helo Ops Ahead of Election

Falcon 7X Fitted with Passenger Shower

Hawthorne Acquires ExcelAire

UK Contemplates Selling Northolt Airport

Clay Lacy To Get Howard Hughes Award

Schubach Aviation Donates $10K for Orphaned Animals

Gama Opens FBO at Sharjah Airport

EADS names Enders CEO

Enders Named EADS Chief Executive 

The union representing UPS pilots filed a preliminary statement of the issues it will pursue in court to try to amend the FAA’s new pilot duty rule.  

UPS Pilots, Cargo Carriers File Papers in Duty Rule Case

Thomas R. Pero

I've hunted wild ducks, grouse, pheasants and other game birds with varying levels of enthusiasm for 40 years.

Lifestyle: Now We're Talking Turkey

A study contends that changes to slot allocation rules proposed by the European Commission would penalize regional carriers.

Study: EC Slot Rule Changes Would Hurt Regionals

Norwegian Signs Record Narrowbody Commitments

David A. Lombardo

FAA Indicts Two for Falsifying Aircraft Inspection

MyTechnic Receives CAAC Approval

Banyan Delivers First Aviator 200 to South America

AeroThrust To Open Bahrain MRO

Emerald Coast Aviation Closes at Destin Airport

Air-Tec Named GE M601 and H80 Authorized Service Center

StandardAero To Provide APU Support for Adria Airways CRJs

JSSI’s Seno Joins GAMA Board of Directors

Gulfstream Names Ellender to European Product Support Sales Manager

Nigel Moll

AirTran rehired a whistleblower pilot

AIN Blog: AirTran Ordered To Rehire Whistleblower Pilot

Conklin & de Decker Offers Seminar Discount

Bizjet Flying Off To a Slower Start in 2012

Air Force LAS Contract On Hold

Bizjets Buoy Bombardier in 2011

Congressional Leaders Compromise on FAA Funding

Eurocopter’s Revenues Surge, but Deliveries Sag

Lufthansa Private Jet Coming to North America

Gordon Gilbert

Rectrix Wins Contract for Two New Massachusetts FBOs

Gulfstream’s EMEA Sales Chief Assumes New Role

UTAir Resumes Mi-26T Flights

Bizav Infrastructure Growth Planned at Côte d'Azur Airports

Bruges, Belgium, was but a blip on the tourist map until the movie In Bruges hit theaters in 2008. 

Lifestyle: A Tale of Two Belgian Cities

Interiors and MRO Show To Open in Dubai

It's been dubbed the most expensive home movie in history but the story of one man's drive to venture into space makes for a good movie.

AIN Blog: Man on a Mission

Wilson S. Leach

Orville and Wilbur got things airborne just over one hundred years ago, and for the most part it has been a reasonably steady climb-out.

AIN's 2011 Year-End Report

Hawker 900XP Gets Russian Nod

UPS pilot union files duty-time issues.

UPS Pilots Engage FAA in Latest Round in Fight for Uniform Duty Time Rules

Airbus is pushing for more efficient production to boost profits from record backlog

Record Backlog Can Survive New Credit Crunch, Says Airbus

New airline passenger protections mandated by the US Department of Transportation take effect this week.

Truth in Advertising Comes to Airline Ticket Pricing This Week

Wing cracks in A380s prompts AD

EASA Orders Airbus A380 Wing Inspections

CFM records record year in 2011

CFM Reports Record 2011

Skilled labor shortage

AIN Blog: Industry Eyes Potential A&P Shortage

Mark Huber

Politics, not just money, shaped the deal for Kestrel Aircraft's move to Superior, Wis.

AIN Blog: Kestrel Aircraft Finds Money in Wisconsin

The maintenance industry could take a lesson in cooperation from the firearms industry.

AIN Blog: A Tale of Two Industries

Sikorsky and Suppliers Will Self-Fund Raider Development

Airbus Success Overshadows EADS Military Business

Vladimir Karnozov

Russian Air Force Takes Upgraded Su-27s Intended for China

Electronic Arts filed a lawsuit against Textron, over depictions of Bell helicopters in the Battlefield 3 video game.

AIN Blog: Video Game-maker Lawsuit Targets Textron Trademark Claims

BAE Names Training Provider in Pursuit of T-X Program

Jet Services Takes Over Le Bourget’s Darta

Airline passenger, freight and traffic numbers softened toward the end of 2011.

Airline Indicators Soften, Slow Growth Seen for 2012 

Ian Sheppard

ATR rides wave of turboprop popularity 

ATR Rides Wave of Turboprop Popularity as It Ponders Larger Model

Gulfstream G280 Obtains Provisional Israeli Approval

Cessna Citation Ten Makes Maiden Flight

Amstat: Pre-owned Bizcraft Market Improved in Q4

French Helo Lobby Decries Stricter Rules

Phillips 66 Gets Major Boost

XOJet Claims 30-percent Jump in Flying in 2011

Ruag Partners with E Aviation on Lugano FBO

Helijet Installs Max-Viz Enhanced Vision Systems on Three S-76s

Former Air Traffic Controller Convicted in Disability Benefits Fraud

The Cargo Airline Association (CAA), representing air cargo carriers in the US, has sided with FAA in a suit brought against the agency by UPS pilots.

Content Archive: January 2012

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