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Leach, The Convention News Company (now branded as AIN Publications) published its first issues of NBAA Convention News at that year's National Business Aviation Convention in Cincinnati, Ohio. While still publishing NBAA Convention News each year, the company has expanded its offerings to include on-site daily publications at the annual Heli-Expo (HAI Convention News) and European Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition (EBACE Convention News) and at four biennial international airshows in Farnborough, England, Paris, France, Dubai and Singapore. The company also publishes Aviation International News, a monthly trade publication widely called "AIN," which covers news, features, special reports, aircraft evaluations and surveys on business, commercial and regional aviation worldwide, and a twice-weekly electronic newsletter, available by e-mail, AINalerts (www.ainalerts.com), which focuses on the same subjects as Aviation International News. Other digital publications produced by the AIN Publications editorial staff are AINmxReports (www.ainmxreports.com), AIN Air Transport Perspective and AIN Defense Perspective. While Aviation International News is written for a more technically oriented pilot and aviation industry audience, AIN Publications' newest print publication, Business Jet Traveler, is written for the users of business aircraft—those riding in the cabin—providing them with the information they need to maximize their investments in private air transport.
Mission: The mission of AIN Publications is to produce the very best aviation publications in the world by continually improving our products – print and online – and staying competitive in every line of business we are in and to be the leader in our markets. Our focus is on quality in everything we do: the highest form of editorial/photojournalism; top quality printing and color reproduction; refined circulation to bona fide aviation users – all while conducting our business affairs in the most upstanding, ethical manner.
Duncan Aviation's powerplant apprenticeship program lasts 24 months and will employ students as they complete their studies to sit for an airframe and powerplant examination.
Duncan Aviation's powerplant apprenticeship program follows the establishment last year of a similar program dedicated to airframes.
The R66 fleet surpassed 1.2 million flight hours as Robinson delivered the 1,000th example.
The R66 fleet surpassed 1.2 million flight hours as Robinson delivered the 1,000th example.
Textron Aviation now has two Cessna SkyCouriers in its flight test fleet.
The first conforming production flight test Cessna SkyCourier flew for one hour 35 minutes on its inaugural flight.
The sale of two Cessna Grand Caravan EXs to the Rwanda Defense Force is made possible through U.S. government grant aid funding.
The sale of two Cessna Grand Caravan EXs to the Rwanda Defense Force is made possible through U.S. government grant aid funding.
Astronics's tail-mounted Ku-band antenna exceeded expectations during a test flight of the Collins Aerospace LuxStream broadband connectivity solution.
Astronics's tail-mounted Ku-band antenna exceeded expectations during a test flight of the Collins Aerospace LuxStream broadband connectivity solution.
Pilots can now visually observe weather in the Colorado Rockies from 52 new aviation weather cameras installed on a network of 13 mountain AWOS sites.
Pilots can now visually observe weather in the Colorado Rockies from 52 new aviation weather cameras installed on a network of 13 mountain AWOS sites.
Hong Kong-based Metrojet’s MRO station has been keeping busy with engine changes and aircraft disinfections in the first half of the year.
Metrojet has performed multiple engine changes on a variety of Gulfstream aircraft.
Daher has selected Elliott Aviation to perform retrofit installs of HomeSafe emergency autoland systems on TBM 940s eligible for the upgrade.
Daher has selected Elliott Aviation to perform retrofit installs of HomeSafe emergency autoland systems on TBM 940s eligible for the upgrade.
World Fuel Services has bolstered its supplied fuel network with the addition of two FBOs in the Houston and Chicago areas.
World Fuel Services has added new dealer FBOs in the Houston and Chicago areas.
The Lockheed Martin AGM-183A "Arrow" hypersonic missile could be fielded as early as 2022 if development proceeds successfully.
The Lockheed Martin AGM-183A "Arrow" hypersonic missile could be fielded as early as 2022 if development proceeds successfully.
The Armée de l’Air is expected to receive eight special-mission King Air 350s for a range of reconnaissance duties.
The Armée de l’Air is expected to receive eight special-mission King Air 350s for a range of reconnaissance duties.
Directional Aviation's online air charter booking platform PrivateFly has developed a jet card program for frequent-flyer customers in Europe and the U.S.
The card will be offered with a minimum block of 25 hours for light, midsize, or heavy business jets.
The U.S. Air Force plans to equip around 350 of its F-16s with SABR radar to see them through into the 2040s.
The U.S. Air Force plans to equip around 350 of its F-16s with SABR radar to see them through into the 2040s.
In this week’s episode of the AINdebrief podcast, AIN editors discuss reduced aircraft emissions during the Covid-19 crisis, Textron Aviation's new Beechcraft King Air 360 and 360ER, and the FAA’s road map for Boeing 737 Max recertification.
Show AINdebrief, Ep Week Ending August 7, 2020: Covid Lowers Aircraft Emissions, WingX Says Bizav Continues Recovery, the New Beechcraft King Air 360, Aspen Avionics Joins Airo, Bombardier 2Q Results, FAA Released 737 Max Recert Road Map - Aug 7, 2020
BREAKING: A Boeing 737-800 operated by Air India Express broke into two pieces after skidding off the runway at Calicut Airport.
India's Directorate General of Civil Aviation confirmed that an Air India Express aircraft broke into two pieces after skidding off the end of the runway.
Jet card and private jet management provider Jet Linx has rolled out a new jet card membership program aimed at businesses.
Jet card and private jet management provider Jet Linx has rolled out a new jet card membership program aimed at businesses.
Leonardo broke ground this week on its U.S. Navy TH-73A temporary support facility at the Peter Prince Airport in Milton, FL.
Leonardo broke ground this week on its U.S. Navy TH-73A temporary support facility at the Peter Prince Airport in Milton, FL.
New World Aviation, a business aircraft MRO provider at Lehigh Valley International Airport, has joined the Aviaa purchasing group.
New World Aviation provides support for a wide range of business aircraft from its headquarters in Allentown, Pennsylvania.
The number of flights in European airspace are nearing 50 percent of 2019 levels, driven mainly by low-cost carriers operating short-haul leisure flights.
The number of flights in European airspace are nearing 50 percent of 2019 levels, driven mainly by low-cost carriers operating short-haul leisure flights.
Russia-based Jet Flight Service has received EASA approval to work on Gulfstream jets at its MRO base in Riga, Latvia.
Russia-based Jet Flight Service has received EASA approval to work on Gulfstream jets at its MRO base in Riga, Latvia
Bombardier second quarter deliveries slid from 35 in Q2 of 2019 to 20 in the most recent quarter and expects to keep a lower production rate for now.
Bombardier second quarter deliveries slid from 35 in Q2 of 2019 to 20 in the most recent quarter and expects to keep a lower production rate for now.
A mix of leading business aircraft manufacturer design and completions specialists are competing in the 2020 International Yacht & Aviation Awards.
A mix of leading business aircraft manufacturer design and completions specialists are competing in the 2020 International Yacht & Aviation Awards.
European business aviation activity has heated up since the start of summer, but worldwide flight hours have fluctuated as Covid continues to drag demand.
European business aviation activity has heated up since the start of summer, but worldwide flight hours have fluctuated as Covid continues to drag demand.
Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the air ambulance industry is holding its own—for now.
Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the air ambulance industry is holding its own—for now.
Data gathered from Spire's satellites showed a 43 percent reduction in flights, resulting in a cut in carbon dioxide emissions of just over 70 percent.
Data gathered from Spire's satellites showed a 43 percent reduction in flights, resulting in a cut in carbon dioxide emissions of just over 70 percent.
Bell is using augmented and virtual reality, computer gaming technology, to develop new aircraft.
Bell is using augmented and virtual reality, computer gaming technology, to develop new aircraft.
Swift Aviation is offering its employees free onsite rapid Covid testing to circumvent local testing logjams.
Swift Aviation, based at Phoenix Sky Harbour Airport is offering its employees free onsite rapid Covid testing, to circumvent local testing logjams.
Embraer has introduced the Phenom 300MED, a medevac-equipped version of its popular light jet.
Embraer has introduced the Phenom 300MED, a medevac-equipped version of its popular light jet.
Aircraft insurer USAIG customers can now use their $2,500 Safety Bucks To Cover Airbus Helicopters' IIMC Course.
Aircraft insurer USAIG customers can now use their $2,500 Safety Bucks To Cover Airbus Helicopters' IIMC Course.
While this year's EAA AirVenture show was canceled, there was a way for pilots to try their hand at flying into a simulated version of the iconic airfield.
While this year's EAA AirVenture show was canceled, there was a way for pilots to try their hand at flying into a simulated version of the iconic airfield.
Cirrus Aircraft has rolled out the VisionAir program to provide participating Vision Jet owners with pilot, maintenance, and other aircraft management services.
Cirrus Aircraft's new VisionAir program for Vision Jet owners with pilot, maintenance, and other aircraft management services.
Textron Aviation announced the King Air 360/360ER, an upgrade of the 350/350ER that includes autothrottles, digital pressurization, and a redesigned cabin.
Textron Aviation announced the King Air 360/360ER, an upgrade of the 350/350ER that includes autothrottles, digital pressurization, and a redesigned cabin.
With 800 airliners to be withdrawn from fleets worldwide, and with more than half of these permanently retired, MRO demand is down.
With 800 airliners to be withdrawn from fleets worldwide, and with more than half of these permanently retired, MRO demand is down, according to IBA.
Russia is addressing civilian supersonic travel on a number of fronts, including with concepts from Tupolev and TsAGI and most recently soliciting proposals for innovations.
Russia has opened a design competition as Tupolev and TsAGI progress on supersonic projects.
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Here’s what we’re missing with no Farnborough flying display in 2020.
ADS-B data gathered by Spire Aviation’s constellation of 88 satellites is generating charts that shed light on the impact of the global pandemic on air transport.
How Covid-19 has forced Airbus to downsize its business with 15,000 job cuts.
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ForeFlight released an updated version of its ForeFlight Mobile electronic flight bag app, adding a long-asked-for feature: iOS multitasking.
Textron’s Cessna SkyCourier has now started its flight test campaign and will likely complete type certification by the end of 2021.
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Collins Aerospace’s forthcoming Pegasus hoist promises innovations and is expected to enter service in 2022.
How is business aviation in the Middle East and North Africa responding to Covid-19?
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AIN editors discuss the NTSB's report on Major League Baseball pitcher Roy Halladay’s fatal crash of an Icon A5 light sport amphibious airplane in 2017. Listen to full episode of AINdebrief: https://hubs.ly/H0pDzsL0
Join AIN Senior Editor Charles Alcock on April 23 for a webinar discussing the impact of Covid-19 on the business aviation supply chain with Marc Drobny of StandardAero, Todd Winter of Mid-Continent Instruments and Avionics, and Aaron Hollander of First Aviation Services Inc. Register here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/3372632477562986254?source=Social
The numbers generated by Argus International's TrakPaq flight tracking software paint an all too vivid picture of the decline in business aircraft activity during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The ongoing Covid-19 public health emergency may give delivery services using unmanned aircraft a chance to shine. Wing has stepped up deliveries using its small drone in the Virginia town of Christianburg, and at three locations others in Finland and Australia.
Take a tour of AIN’s new tablet app with Editor-in-Chief Matt Thurber.
What happens if air traffic controllers can’t work due to COVID-19?
The COVID-19 crisis has made traveling on the airlines nearly impossible, so we asked Business Jet Traveler Editorial Director Jennifer Leach English to provide guidance on how to get started with flying privately for those who still need to travel.
Will the 2020's be the decade that brings the urban air mobility revolution?
Join Charles Alcock on April 7th for a webinar discussing the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on business aviation with Pete Bunce of General Aviation Manufacturers Association, Athar Husain Khan of the European Business Aviation Association, and Jeff Lake of Duncan Aviation. Register here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/2399968207421825291?source=Social
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