All General aviation articles – Page 119
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OSHKOSH: Shandong Bia Ao shows off Chinese-built DA40
China's Shandong Bin Ao, marked its Oshkosh debut by showcasing a DA40, built in China in partnership with Austrian airframer Diamond Aircraft.
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OSHKOSH: Stemme shows of enhanced S10 motor glider
German motor glider manufacturer Stemme demonstrated its flagship S10 aircraft at the EAA AirVenture air show in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, in an attempt to relaunch the brand in the USA.
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OSHKOSH: Cirrus to start Vision SF50 production in 2015
Cirrus Aircraft is planning to launch serial production of its new Vision SF50 personal jet in late 2015, leading to first deliveries later that year.
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Beechcraft deliveries rebound in Q2, 400XPR delayed to Q4
Beechcraft deliveries rebounded in the second quarter, but the certification schedule slipped slightly for a light jet upgrade programme.
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OSHKOSH: Terrafugia demonstrates Transition flying car
Terrafugia demonstrated the ground and airworthy capabilties of its Terrafugia flying car for the first time at a public event.
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OSHKOSH: FAA grants Icon weight exemption for A5 amphibian
Icon has been cleared to deliver the A5 amphibious light sport aircraft using a spin-resistant airframe after receiving a key exemption from regulators.
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ARJ21 completes high temperature and humidity flight tests
Chinese airframer Comac has completed high temperature and high humidity flight tests on its ARJ21 regional jet, verifying the effectiveness of the aircraft's...
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Gulfstream adds G280 avionics functionality
Since Gulfstream delivered the first G280 business jet in November 2012, the Savannah, Georgia-based aircraft manufacturer has delivered more than 10 of the type to customers and seen the fleet log more than 3,100h and 1,800 cycles.
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PICTURE: Angola's SonAir resumes EC225 passenger flights
Angolan oil and gas offshore transportation provider SonAir has become the first operator to resume passenger flights with the suspended EC225 fleet.
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CAIGA predicts Cirrus will end six-year decline in sales
Cirrus parent company China Aviation Industry General Aircraft (CAIGA) expects SR20/22 deliveries to reach a three-year high by the end of 2013 amid strong first-half results.
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Malta picks AW139 for SAR and border patrol duties
Malta has picked the AgustaWestland AW139 for its maritime border patrol and search and rescue helicopter requirement ...
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FAA rules committee recommends changes to Part 23 regulations
An aviation rulemaking committee convened by the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is recommending a range of policy and regulatory changes that could...
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New Jersey's General Aviation airports receive funding boost
General Aviation airports in New Jersey have received $1.8 million in state funding to help revitalise the struggling facilities.
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Higher prices set to blunt Gulfstream momentum into Q3
Gulfstream's production system and services business made significant progress in the second quarter, but rising costs are expected to blunt the company's momentum in the second half of the year.
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Lisa Airplanes to resume flight testing of Akoya
Lisa Airplanes is gearing up to restart flight testing of its Akoya amphibious light sport aircraft, three months after the French company emerged from receivership with the financial backing of private Chinese investors.
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Gulfstream G280 gets approval from China and Canada
Gulfstream has clinched validation for its G280 business jet from the civil aviation authorities of China and Canada.
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PICTURES: CHC flight tests fully modified EC225, targets rapid return to service
CHC Helicopter has begun flight tests of a Eurocopter EC225 fitted with the full range of EASA-mandated safety modifications from its base in Aberdeen, Scotland,...
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Gulfstream moves closer to customers with London site
Gulfstream has opened its first sales and design centre outside the USA to reflect the burgeoning demand for its business jets from international markets.
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Bill passage boosts Part 23 rewrite hopes for small aircraft
A long-awaited effort to reform airworthiness certification rules for small aircraft received a boost late on 16 July from the US House of Representatives. The...
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TAG Aviation becomes first UK operator to introduce paperless cockpits
Farnborough-based business aviation services company TAG Aviation has become the first UK operator to receive approval from the UK Civil Aviation Authority...