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NBAA 09: Livemercial shows off airliner-turned-luxuryliner
Livemercial aims to deliver business jet comfort at an airline operator's cost by converting small airliners to VIP configurations. The company's...
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NBAA 09: PPG readies first shipment of King Air interactive windows
PPG Aerospace (booth 1881) says it will deliver 12 shipsets of 15 windows each for the new King Air 350i before year's end. The electrochromic window shades,...
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NBAA 09: Jet Aviation shows charity to Able Flight
Jet Aviation showed its altruistic side at the show by making a donation to disability training charity Able...
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NBAA 09: Saab, BAE ready for low-cost HUD customers
Saab Avitronics says it is finished development work of a new low-cost head-up display for fixed- and rotary-wing business aircraft, the first of several...
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Southwest first to serve new northwest Florida airport
Southwest Airlines has become the first carrier to commit to a service launch from an airport under construction near Panama City, Florida.
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NBAA 09: Borescopes R Us makes stand sale for $3,595
Visitor numbers may be down at this year's convention, but Borescopes R Us (booth 5328) says it has seen higher-quality delegates at its stand, including...
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NBAA 09 opening ceremony: the scene-setters
Among the line-up of speakers invited to join NBAA president Ed Bolen in the opening ceremony was Tom Buffenbarger, president of the International Association...
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NBAA 09: Piper to increase production in 2010
Piper Aircraft is planning to increase production of its piston and turbine lines as it moves forward with development of the single-engined PiperJet. Piper...
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NBAA 09: ViaSat, Innotech complete Global Express Ku-band fit
ViaSat and Innotech Aviation have completed the first Ku-band high-speed broadband system installation on a Bombardier Global Express XRS long-range business...
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NBAA 09: Business operators learn how to project and protect their image
As well as masterminding its No Plane No Gain programme to counter the unfavourable media reaction to business aviation, yesterday the NBAA mounted an on-site...
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NBAA 09: EAA undescores importance of young people to the future of aviation
As EAA celebrated flying more than 1.5 million young people over the past 17 years as part of the Young Eagles program, the organization looks to the future...
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NBAA 09: news in brief
Viking Aircraft has appointed Murrieta, California-based R W Martin as its second factory endorsed service centre for the de Havilland...
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NBAA 09: Saab, BAE ready for low-cost HUD customers
Saab Avitronics says it is finished development work of a new low-cost head-up display for fixed- and rotary-wing business aircraft, the first of several...
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NBAA 09: Signature set to expand global footprint
Signature Flight Support is looking to expand its network of fixed-base operations across the globe to extend...
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NBAA 09: Projet approval
ProJet Aviation has clinched Transportation Security Administration approval to operate into Reagan International...
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NBAA 09: news in brief
ACSS has certificated its Class A TAWS+ terrain awareness warning system for the Hawker 900XP and Hawker 750 business...
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NBAA 09: Flight Safety Foundation fights for survival
At the NBAA for an awards ceremony, the Flight Safety Foundation's (booth 4712) president and chief executive Bill Voss told Flight Evening News that...
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NBAA 09: Kilfrost launches 'sustainable' de-icing fluids
Kilfrost (booth 5513) is preparing to launch two sustainably produced de-icing fluids later this year. ABC4sustain has been developed for ground de-icing,...
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NBAA 09: Hangar owners blown away by Big Ass Fans
Big Ass Fans claims aircraft hangar owners have been blown away by its 24ft (7.3m)-diameter PowerfoilPlus fans that help keep maintenance staff cool in the...
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NBAA 09: Cirrus moves forward with Vision despite setbacks
Cirrus Aircraft (booth 2669) insists it is moving forward with its SF50 Vision personal jet program despite laying off some of the engineers assigned to...