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Aveos wins new maintenance business from Mexico’s interjet
Canadian aerospace services company Aveos has secured new business from Mexican carrier Interjet for the repair of Airbus A320 components. The five...
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EBACE: FlightSafety to design simulators for updated Globals
FlightSafety International is to design a level D full-flight simulator as well as other advanced training equipment and courseware for Bombardier Global 5000 Vision and Global Express XRS Vision jets.
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EBACE: Embraer drops new hint on narrowbody interest
An executive reshuffling reveals more about the depth of Embraer's growing interest in a next-generation commercial airliner.
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EBACE: Graffiti artist adopts a new Vista
As a child, Marquis Lewis growing up in suburb of Los Angeles was fascinated by the gang graffiti that surrounded him.
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EBACE: Malta training joint venture with Swiss
Malta-based business aviation services company BizAv Services (stand 2159) and Swiss firm PrivatAir (stand 1951) have created a partnership to deliver regulated...
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EBACE: Seminar hears how latest avionic suites will cut fatal accidents
The European Business Aviation Safety Workshop at EBACE yesterday examined whether better flightdeck design can help eliminate the accident categories that result in the highest number of fatalities
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EBACE: Cessna ramps up European Citation support
Cessna Aircraft is ramping up its customer support operation in Europe in an effort to bring parts availability into line with response times enjoyed by US-based Citation operators.
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EBACE: Elliptical winglets now XXX-rated on Citation X
More than 30 performance-boosting elliptical winglets are now installed on Cessna Citation Xs worldwide, the supplier announced on 13 May.
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EBACE: FlightSafety to build Falcon 900X simulator
FlightSafety International (stand 1758) will manufacture a new full-flight simulator for Dassault Falcon 900LX business jets.
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EBACE: Lufthansa Technik ramps up for VIP completions wave
After a difficult period, Lufthansa Technik is confident its executive aircraft division is about to take off to new heights.
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EBACE: Jet Aviation expands services, operations around the world
Jet Aviation has grown its operations or added new services at various facilities around the world.
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EBACE: SAC Swiss Aviation Consultants names Cunz asset management head
SAC Swiss Aviation Consultants has appointed Clarissa Kunz as head of asset management.
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Face the Facts - Bill Boisture
Bill Boisture is chairman and chief executive of Hawker Beechcraft. He joined the business and general aviation aircraft manufacturer two years ago and has helped to steer the US airframer through the worst economic downturn for 70 years.
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Virgin Atlantic pilots to be balloted for strike
Pilots at Virgin Atlantic Airways are to be balloted for strike action over pay and conditions.
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EBACE: Banyan establishes mobile avionics team for private 727
Florida-based Banyan Air Service recently completed an avionics installation on a private Boeing 727 at the customer's maintenance base during a minimum maintenance inspection.
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EBACE: HTF7000 hits million-hour milestone on Challenger 300
Honeywell engines have surpassed the 1 million-hour milestone on Bombardier Challenger 300s after seven years in service, the company announced this morning.
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EBACE: Speed hike likely after G650 crash
Gulfstream officials this morning stayed mum on most details about the circumstances of the fatal G650 crash on 2 April, but revealed one important clue about a likely impact of the flight-test tragedy in the short term.
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EBACE: FlightSafety exhibits enhanced Vital X
FlightSafety International is exhibiting an "enhanced version" of its Vital X visual system at EBACE.
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Elbit to supply 'Flying Elephant' cargo UAS
Elbit Systems has won a contract to develop a cargo unmanned air system dubbed 'Flying Elephant' for the Israeli defence forces ...
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Making the charity connection
A new initiative from the ISTAT (International Society of Transport Aircraft Trading) Foundation - called AirLink - has been formed to help airlines make this decision, and, at least as important, to create a simple mechanism to connect airlines with charities and non-government organisations (NGOs).