All articles by Kate Sarsfield – Page 105
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Grey outlook
Increasing numbers of illicit charters are causing consternation, but how can the offenders be stopped?
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How the manufacturers see the market
Flight International canvassed the major business aircraft manufacturers or their local representatives for their views on prospects for the Middle East market
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Dassault scores a century with 7X
Dassault has delivered the 100th Falcon 7X since the first long-range aircraft entered service in...
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Piaggio Avanti gets thumbs up from Brazil's ANAC
Piaggio has received Brazilian production and type certification for its P180 Avanti II, paving the way for the twin-engined turboprop to be registered and...
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NetJets offers fractional finance service to busineses
NetJets has launched an in-house financing service for fractional ownership buyers designed, it says, to by-pass the...
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Embraer hands over first Legacy 650 to Sugar
Embraer handed over the first Legacy 650 business jet on 22 November to UK entrepreneur and television personality Alan Sugar.
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Embraer has handed over the first India-based Phenom 100 to...
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Russian emergency ministry orders two An-148s
Russia's ministry for emergencies has ordered for two VASO-built Antonov An-148 regional jets. The first aircraft is scheduled for certification in...
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Business aviation industry steps up pressure on illegal charters
Around 50% of the world's charter flights are being performed illegally. The combination of consumer ignorance and regulator nonchalance has spawned...
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Business Aviation In brief
GAMA CHAIRMAN The US General Aviation Manufacturers Association has elected John Rosanvallon, Dassault Falcon president and Dassault Aviation executive...
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Skycatcher deliveries reaches half century milestone
Cessna has shipped the 50th 162 Skycatcher from its Shenyang Aircraft manufacturing site...
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Heliwest snaps up aerial work contracts
Australian on-shore helicopter service provider Heliwest has picked up two new contracts for its Bell 206 JetRanger and Bell 212 helicopters. The...
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General Aviation: In Brief
BANKSTOWN PROMOTION Sydney Metro airport Bankstown is offering new general aviation operators parking discounts and free weekend flying in a bid to...
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International markets will drive business aviation recovery, say airframers
International demand will make an important contribution to the business jet market's gradual recovery and account for an increased proportion of future sales, according to Cessna's vice-president for international sales Trevor Esling.
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Business aviation - In brief
NetJets made a $158 million pre-tax profit in the first nine months of 2010 compared with a $531 million loss for the first three-quarters...
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Business aviation - In brief
Embraer's new large Legacy 650 executive jet demonstrator has completed a nonstop 6,480km (3,500nm) flight from Dubai to London Farnborough.
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Private jets make their mark on the Isle of Man
Isle of Man-based VIP business aviation services provider The Private Jet is gearing up to expand its operation and global reach to exploit the demand for bespoke aircraft management from a growing niche of very high-net-worth individuals.
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Piper lures new customers with Altaire discount
In an effort to boost the sales tally of its recently rebranded and redesigned PiperJet Altaire, Piper is slashing the price tag of the $2.5 million personal jet for new customers of its M-Class propeller-driven aircraft family - the Meridian, Mirage and Matrix
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Business aviation in brief
Daher-Socata is establishing a new distributorship in the UK Ireland with a long-term TBM owner/operator.
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Business Aviation In Brief
Bombardier has inaugurated its 20,560m2 (221,300ft2) Learjet 85 component manufacturing base at Queretaro, Mexico.