Business Aviation
News and issues relating to business, corporate and private aviation, primarily regarding turbine-engine-powered airplanes and helicopters. Subjects include aircraft, engines, personnel, acquisitions, accidents, safety, security and training.
Swiss airframer Pilatus reported its annual revenues increased last year, while its deliveries declined from its 2021 record pace.
The preowned business aircraft market has normalized after a frenetic two years, offering more choices for buyers but not likely lower prices.
Republican leaders argue that since the FAA administrator must be a civilian, the White House nomination does not qualify and should be withdrawn.
The British Business and General Aviation Association asserts that the industry must be more outspoken about environmental achievements and goals.
Duncan Aviation has repainted its first Pilatus PC-24 light jet.
The DisruptiveLab demonstrator will slash CO2 emissions by 50 percent, says Airbus.
The UK AAIB is urging life limits for four relays and reassessment of the 600-series Challenger flap system following an uncommanded flap extension event.
Vertical Flight Society executive director Mike Hirschberg has led the group's intent focus on new eVTOL aircraft and efforts to recruit new talent.
Minor changes to FAR Parts 27 and 29 attempt to streamline approval process for new helicopter technologies and features.
CEO of helicopter lessor LCI says pent up demand will drive continued scarcity.
