All articles by Dominic Perry – Page 149
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EBACE: Universal Aviation opens fourth Italian site
Ground services provider Universal Aviation has opened a fourth office in Italy at Venice Marco Polo airport. This adds to the company's...
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EBACE: Jet Aviation Dubai secures new maintenance approvals
The Jet Aviation Dubai maintenance operation has received CAR-145 approval from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation in India, allowing...
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EBACE: Air Culinaire set to gain from Olympic business
This year's London Olympic Games is set to provide a bumper business boost for the business aviation sector. One company looking to dine out on the...
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EBACE: Embraer advances new Legacy jets
Embraer is moving ahead with development of the two newest members of its business jet family, the Legacy 450 and 500, as it moves towards first flight of...
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EBACE: Embraer delivers first Legacy 650 to Saudi Arabia
Embraer has delivered the first Legacy 650 to Saudi Arabia, with operator FAL Aviation recently taking ownership of the jet. "Following on from the...
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EBACE: Jet Aviation wins permission for Phenom 300 flights to Saint Tropez
Access to the French Riveria for customers on short-range flights has become easier now that Jet Aviation has secured authorisation to fly the Embraer Phenom...
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EBACE: Stratajet launches real-time pricing tool
Jet charter operators could soon be benefiting from a new pricing tool developed by technology start-up Stratajet. It claims its Stratafleet...
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EBACE: Cessna predicts bright future in Europe
Cessna is predicting a bright future for its business in Europe, despite the prevailing economic uncertainty on the continent. Speaking this morning,...
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Iberia performance, fuel costs hit IAG profitability
Sharply rising fuel prices and poor performance from Iberia, including the €25 million ($40.3 million) effect of a pilots' strike, combined to drag International...
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IN FOCUS: VIP airliner market stays strong despite global downturn
While sales of other aircraft in its range have stalled, Boeing continues to sell healthy numbers of its BBJs with production sold out until June 2014
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IN FOCUS: Victor brings price-comparison concept to business jets
When BMI axed its London Heathrow to Palma de Mallorca service, regular traveller Clive Jackson decided to start his own online business jet seat-trading platform
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PICTURES: ATR delivers 1,000th aircraft
Turboprop manufacturer ATR has hit a major milestone, with the delivery of its 1,000th aircraft.
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Victor raises £1.5 million investment
Victor, the business jet aggregation and booking website, has successfully concluded its first round of fundraising, netting £1.5 million ($2.4 million) from private investors.
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European Commission gives approval for BMI sale to IAG
The European Commission has given regulatory approval for International Airlines Group's £172.5 million acquisition of loss-making of BMI from Lufthansa,...
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Kingfisher revises timetable, drops four major Indian cities
Beleaguered Indian carrier Kingfisher Airlines has issued a revised summer timetable that sees its services to a number of major Indian cities - including...
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Boeing Business Jets eyes up VIP Max customers
Boeing Business Jets has already begun pitching a VIP variant of the re-engined 737 Max - the BBJ Max - to potential customers for 2018-19.
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Cessna, AVIC to work together on Chinese-built business jets
Cessna and Chinese airframer AVIC have signed two strategic agreements to develop jointly general and business aviation aircraft in China. The agreements...
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REDjet ceases operations blaming subsidised rivals
Caribbean carrier REDjet has grounded its fleet, blaming state-subsidised rivals for slashing prices to such a degree that it was unable to compete. The...
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Emirates to seek compensation for A380 wing-part cracks
Emirates is to seek compensation from Airbus for the disruption to its operation caused by the discovery of cracks in wing-rib feet on A380 aircraft. The...
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London Gatwick confident on approval for A380 plans
London Gatwick airport is likely to gain approval from local government next week to begin modifications to its North Terminal to allow pier-served access to A380 aircraft.