Understand your jet’s operating costs to make informed financial decisions and maximize the efficiency of your aviation operations. Most variable costs depend on the specific make and model of the aircraft, with fuel and maintenance being the two most significant expenses. Fixed costs, on the other hand, are influenced by the aircraft’s size, capabilities, and…
DetailsBombardier Opens Legacy Lounge at the Monaco Yacht Club, marking a significant expansion of its European presence. Inaugurated by Prince Albert II and Bombardier chairman Pierre Beaudoin, the Aviator Lounge showcases the company’s rich history and cutting-edge innovations. Designed by Andrea Mosca, the facility offers a unique space for guests to explore Bombardier’s advancements in…
DetailsThe Cessna Citation Ascend, Textron Aviation’s latest midsize business jet, is swiftly advancing through its development and certification stages, with a scheduled entry into service in 2025. Boasting a successful completion of 125 flights and nearly 350 hours on the prototype, the program marks significant milestones in its journey towards certification. Recent FAA human factors…
DetailsExperience the remarkable resilience of the Beechcraft Super King in a recent emergency landing incident at Newcastle-Williamtown International Airport. Despite facing landing gear complications, the Beechcraft B200 Super King Air executed a successful gear-up landing, sparing the lives of its three occupants. Continue reading to learn more about the iconic Beechcraft Super King aircraft family,…
DetailsSkyservice, a leading Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) provider approved by TCCA, EASA, and FAA, is changing business aviation with its strategic growth and comprehensive services. Since its inception in 1986 with a single FBO in Montreal, the company has expanded to 12 FBO locations across Canada and the US, with a new one underway…
DetailsGulfstream Aerospace, founded in 1958, is renowned for its cutting-edge business jets. Originally part of Grumman Aircraft Engineering, it separated to form Gulfstream Aerospace, developing notable aircraft like the Gulfstream G700. Now, Gulfstream is on the brink of certifying the G400, featuring new Pratt & Whitney engines, a shortened cabin length, and a high maximum…
DetailsThe introduction of SMS Rules for Part 135 Operators represents a significant milestone in aviation safety, as the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) unveils final regulations expanding FAR Part 5 requirements. Depending on the nature of the operation, affected entities must establish an SMS within one to three years, with exemptions tailored for single-pilot organizations. Approximately…
DetailsThe ADS-B System developed by uAvionix, known as FlightLine, has gained FAA qualification for the Surface Awareness Initiative (SAI), providing cost-effective solutions for airports lacking surface surveillance equipment. Identified by the FAA as potential SAI candidates, over 230 airports, with 45 prioritized, are set to benefit from this innovation. To learn more about the newly…
DetailsMario Pierobon delves into Crew Resource Management (CRM) implementation in Business Aviation flight departments across a series of articles. CRM training, aimed at enhancing pilots’ knowledge and skills related to human performance, emphasizes effective crew coordination alongside technical competence to ensure safe and efficient operations within the cockpit. To learn more about business aviation crew…
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