Melbourne, Florida-based Liberty Aerospace is entering the final phase of US Federal Aviation Administration flight testing leading to instrument flight-rules certification of the XL-2 two-seater.
Source: Flight International
2005-07-05T00:00:00+01:00
Melbourne, Florida-based Liberty Aerospace is entering the final phase of US Federal Aviation Administration flight testing leading to instrument flight-rules certification of the XL-2 two-seater.
Source: Flight International
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Russian operator S7 Group has signed a tentative agreement with state lessor GTLK covering the intent to supply 100 Tupolev Tu-214s to the airline. The memorandum of co-operation has also been signed by aerospace firm United Aircraft which is overseeing the revived production effort for the twinjet. Deliveries of the ...
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