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News and developments about airplanes, helicopters and unmanned air vehicles used in all varieties of operations, including airlines, military, business, commercial, general aviation and private.

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Falcon 7X sports new interior

Dassault Aviation unveiled a new interior for its Falcon 7X jet here at EBACE yesterday.

Aircraft

May 11, 2009

Falcon 2000 winglets are approved

After two years of development work, Aviation Partners has achieved European and U.S.

Aircraft

May 10, 2009

Versatile PC-12 holds solid market niche

One year after the first major upgrade since its inception in the early 1990s, the Pilatus PC-12 NG remains the best seller in the pressurized single-engin

Aircraft

May 7, 2009

Airbus To Slow A380 Delivery Rate

Airbus has adjusted its delivery sched

Aircraft

May 6, 2009

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Boeing Logs 777 Order from THY

Turkish Airlines has signed a new firm order for five Boeing 777-300ERs valued at $1.38 billion at list prices, the manufacturer confirmed this morning.

Aircraft

May 6, 2009

Boeing 787 Moves to Flight Line for Testing

Boeing has moved the first 787 prototype to the flight line in <link news/single-news-page/article/two-thirds-of-787-certification-completed-first-flight-p

Aircraft

May 4, 2009

Hainan Group Cuts ERJ 145 Order in Half

Harbin Embraer Aircraft Industry Company (HEAI) has reached an agreement with HNA Group, owner of Hainan Airlines, to reduce the original firm order for 50

Aircraft

May 4, 2009

Delayed VLJ deliveries allow time for transition

The economic downturn is giving manufacturers and operators of very light jets (VLJs) more time to prepare for the airplanes’ widespread entry into service

Aircraft

May 1, 2009

New Marine One Axed

he Obama Administration’s proposed Fiscal Year 2010 defense budget ends funding for the controversial Presidential helicopter replacement program, the cost

Aircraft

May 1, 2009

Two-Thirds of 787 Certification Completed; First Flight Planned for June

Boeing has submitted nearly two-thirds of the type- and production-certificate “deliverables” for the 787 Dreamliner to the FAA, program vice president and

Aircraft

May 1, 2009

Embraer seeks LCY approval for E190; Lineage 1000 OK will follow

Embraer’s 100-seat E190 in late March formally began its campaign to gain certification for flights into and out of London City Airport (LCY).

Aircraft

April 30, 2009

In The Works: Gulfstream Aerospace G250 and G650

Although Gulfstream has joined the rest of the aviation industry in announcing layoffs, the company remains on schedule with new-airplane programs.

Aircraft

April 30, 2009

In The Works: Diamond Aircraft D-Jet

Certification of the single-engine Diamond D-Jet has been delayed again and is now scheduled for early next year.

Aircraft

April 30, 2009

In The Works: National Aerospace Laboratories Saras

The number-two prototype Saras twin-turboprop crashed on March 6 in India during its 49th test flight, killing the three test pilots on board.

Aircraft

April 30, 2009

Cessna Shelves Citation Columbus Program

When Cessna chairman, CEO and president Jack Pelton said<

Aircraft

April 30, 2009

Daher-Socata Going Forward with NTx Plans

Daher-Socata early next month at EBACE will formally announce plans to invest almost $330 million to develop a new eight- to 10-seat twin-engine aircraft t

Aircraft

April 30, 2009

Remnants of Adam Aircraft See Final Shutdown

AAI Acquisition, the company formed to buy the assets of bankrupt Adam Aircraft Industries, is closing its doors at Centennial Airport in Englewood, Colo.

Aircraft

April 30, 2009

Cessna Looks at Spending, Program Deferrals

Cessna has “slowed down the Columbus program significantly,” company chairman, CEO and president Jack Pelton said during a Q&A session after giving the key

Aircraft

April 29, 2009

Phenom 100 Gets EASA Approval

Embraer’s Phenom 100 entry-level jet received EASA certification on Friday.

Aircraft

April 29, 2009

First Phoenix Exec CRJ Nears Delivery

Dubai-based Project Phoenix is the latest company to bring a corporate Bombardier CRJ variant to market, with its first example due to be accepted by owner

Aircraft

April 29, 2009

Aircraft

News and developments about airplanes, helicopters and unmanned air vehicles used in all varieties of operations, including airlines, military, business, commercial, general aviation and private.

Latest

Falcon 7X sports new interior

Dassault Aviation unveiled a new interior for its Falcon 7X jet here at EBACE yesterday.

Falcon 2000 winglets are approved

After two years of development work, Aviation Partners has achieved European and U.S.

Versatile PC-12 holds solid market niche

One year after the first major upgrade since its inception in the early 1990s, the Pilatus PC-12 NG remains the best seller in the pressurized single-engin

Airbus To Slow A380 Delivery Rate

Airbus has adjusted its delivery sched

Videos

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Boeing Logs 777 Order from THY

Turkish Airlines has signed a new firm order for five Boeing 777-300ERs valued at $1.38 billion at list prices, the manufacturer confirmed this morning.

Boeing 787 Moves to Flight Line for Testing

Boeing has moved the first 787 prototype to the flight line in <link news/single-news-page/article/two-thirds-of-787-certification-completed-first-flight-p

Hainan Group Cuts ERJ 145 Order in Half

Harbin Embraer Aircraft Industry Company (HEAI) has reached an agreement with HNA Group, owner of Hainan Airlines, to reduce the original firm order for 50

Delayed VLJ deliveries allow time for transition

The economic downturn is giving manufacturers and operators of very light jets (VLJs) more time to prepare for the airplanes’ widespread entry into service

New Marine One Axed

he Obama Administration’s proposed Fiscal Year 2010 defense budget ends funding for the controversial Presidential helicopter replacement program, the cost

Two-Thirds of 787 Certification Completed; First Flight Planned for June

Boeing has submitted nearly two-thirds of the type- and production-certificate “deliverables” for the 787 Dreamliner to the FAA, program vice president and

Embraer seeks LCY approval for E190; Lineage 1000 OK will follow

Embraer’s 100-seat E190 in late March formally began its campaign to gain certification for flights into and out of London City Airport (LCY).

In The Works: Gulfstream Aerospace G250 and G650

Although Gulfstream has joined the rest of the aviation industry in announcing layoffs, the company remains on schedule with new-airplane programs.

In The Works: Diamond Aircraft D-Jet

Certification of the single-engine Diamond D-Jet has been delayed again and is now scheduled for early next year.

In The Works: National Aerospace Laboratories Saras

The number-two prototype Saras twin-turboprop crashed on March 6 in India during its 49th test flight, killing the three test pilots on board.

Cessna Shelves Citation Columbus Program

When Cessna chairman, CEO and president Jack Pelton said<

Daher-Socata Going Forward with NTx Plans

Daher-Socata early next month at EBACE will formally announce plans to invest almost $330 million to develop a new eight- to 10-seat twin-engine aircraft t

Remnants of Adam Aircraft See Final Shutdown

AAI Acquisition, the company formed to buy the assets of bankrupt Adam Aircraft Industries, is closing its doors at Centennial Airport in Englewood, Colo.

Cessna Looks at Spending, Program Deferrals

Cessna has “slowed down the Columbus program significantly,” company chairman, CEO and president Jack Pelton said during a Q&A session after giving the key

Phenom 100 Gets EASA Approval

Embraer’s Phenom 100 entry-level jet received EASA certification on Friday.

First Phoenix Exec CRJ Nears Delivery

Dubai-based Project Phoenix is the latest company to bring a corporate Bombardier CRJ variant to market, with its first example due to be accepted by owner

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