Gulfstream announced that the Gulfstream G650 is now FAA certified for Steep Approach, enabling the ultra-long-range aircraft access to more airports. Mark Burns, Gulfstream’s President stated “with the G650ER’s proven performance, our customers consistently arrive first to their destinations and…
Dassault Aviation announced a design freeze on the Falcon 6X design and provided an update on its progress at EBACE 2019. The program is on track to assembly of the first aircraft in 2020, first flight in 2021, and…
Embraer announced today at EBACE that is Praetor 600 has received EASA and FAA approvals in May, joining the Brazilian certification in April. Michael Amalfitano, President and CEO of Embraer Executive Jets stated “Now certified by the key aviation safety…
At last year’s EBACE, Bombardier surprised the industry with two new Global models, the 5500 and 6500. This year, the company is reporting continued momentum with the programs. The first production Global 6500 has moved from Downsview in Toronto to…
Commercial Aviation Boeing 737 MAX simulators are in high demand. They are flawed. – Source: New York Times Can Boeing be Safe, Profitable and Wise? – Source: Forbes Boeing’s response to the 737 Max crisis confused and frightened people, making…
In congressional testimony yesterday at the House Aviation subcommittee, several congressmen in their statements and questioning blamed pilots at Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines for the crashes, even making the extreme statements that US trained pilots could have handled the…