All articles by Kate Sarsfield – Page 113
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EBACE: Securus launches escrow service for aviation
An escrow service tailored to the aviation market has been launched by Securus Escrow. The UK company has identified a gap in the market "for a service which...
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EBACE: Ambeo and GA Finance sign second Mustang lease
UK charter company Ambeo and Dutch asset finance company GA Finance signed the lease this morning for the second Cessna Citation Mustang
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EBACE: Europe gives thumbs-up to Phenom 300
Embraer (stand 7040) has received European certification for its Phenom...
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EBACE: Lees Avionics grows workforce
High-end avionics installation and maintenance company Lees Avionics (stand 383) comes to EBACE one the back of continued growth in its bespoke design business.
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EBACE: Jetalliance poised to become Russian trailblazer
Jetalliance is hoping to complete its 49% acquisition of Aeroflot Russian Airlines business aviation subsidiary Aeroflot Plus this month.
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EBACE: Lufthansa Private Jet mulls global expansion
German flag carrier and trailblazer Lufthansa is looking to introduce its top-end Lufthansa Private Jet (stand 650) brand to North America and Asia within the next two years as the product goes from strength to strength in Europe.
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EBACE: DeCrane promotes its integrated credentials
DeCrane Aerospace (stand 1169) is out in force at EBACE to promote itself as a fully integrated manufacturer and supplier of cabin products and engineering...
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EBACE: Ringing in the changes - Swiss PrivateAviation prepares for widebody move
Swiss PrivateAviation (stand 650) - Lufthansa's dedicated business aviation division - is broadening its product offering with the introduction of large-cabin,...
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EBACE: Hawker delivers first C90GTx
Hawker Beechcraft has delivered the first Beechcraft King Air C90GTx - an upgraded and enhanced version of the C90GTi, which it replaces - to a private owner...
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Taxiing for take-off
Despite the economic woes that have pummelled the aviation sector in the past 18 months, a handful of air taxi pioneers are clinging on with grit and fortitude....
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EBACE: Face the Facts - Steve Grimes
Steve Grimes has been at the helm of business aviation services company Ocean Sky for around six months. He talks to Flight Evening News about his long career in the business aviation industry, the impact of the economic crisis on Ocean Sky and his ambitions to turn the UK-based ...
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EBACE: Ocean Sky snaps up Monarch’s engineering hangar at Luton
Ocean Sky (stand 1449) has signed a multi-million pound deal to buy one of Monarch Aircraft Engineering's two hangars at London Luton airport.
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NewsEBACE: Embraer on track for Legacy 650 certification
Embraer said at the show this morning that its Legacy 650 is on track to secure Brazilian, European and US type certification in the second half of the year leading to first delivery to a European launch customer shortly after.
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EBACE: Rizon plots expansion and prepares to open new FBOs
Rizon Jet (stand 1183) is gearing up to open the first fixed-base operations in Biggin Hill, London and Doha, Qatar in July.
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EBACE: Jet Aviation Vnukovo gets EASA 145 approval
Jet Aviation's Moscow facility at Vnukovo airport has become an independent legal Russian entity, paving the way for the General Dynamics-owned company to perform maintenance services under its European Aviation Safety Agency 145 approval
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Business aviation in brief
Bombardier has delivered the first Learjet 60XR business to a Mexican customer and the first Challenger 850 and Learjet 60XR business...
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Rizon plots expansion and prepares to open fixed-base operations
Rizon Jet is gearing up to open the first fixed-base operations in London and Doha in July and September.
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Newfoundland updates waterbomber fleet
Bombardier has delivered the first of four 415 amphibians to the government of Newfoundland and Labrador.
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EBACE: Bookings belie expectations
The "theme" for the tenth European Business Aviation Conference and Exhibition in Geneva is "optimism", says Brian Humphries, president of the event's co-organiser, the European Business Aviation Association.
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NewsEBACE: Business aviation programme updates - Lifting the gloom
The business aircraft industry remains brittle as the aftermath of the economic recession continues to unsettle manufacturers. But optimism is gradually returning and on the eve of the EBACE business aviation conference and exhibition in Geneva we examine how the airframers are faring and what their expectations are for the ...