Runway Incursion Reported at LAX
4 hours ago
LOS ANGELES — Two airliners came within 8,000 feet of each other on a Los Angeles International Airport runway after an air traffic controller miscommunicated with the pilots, authorities said.
The runway incursion Wednesday...
I have a friend who wants to hire a pilot to fly his charter B58 Baron in the New York area. He's looking for someone with 2000 hours total time and 500 hours multi.
I'm thinking that either end of the spectrum, either a time-builder or an airline pilot who turned prematurely 60, would fit the...
From the Online Wall Street Journal
Business-Jet Sales Aid Bombardier
Fourth-Quarter Profit
Shows 30% Increase;
Airline Sales Weaken
By MONICA GUTSCHI
March 29, 2007; Page C12
Bombardier Inc. may have to ramp up its production of business jets as demand for the luxury aircraft continues...
From today's Online Wall Street Journal.
Pact Ushers In Competitive Skies
U.S.-EU Accord Invites
Mergers and Lower Fares;
Charting Winners, Losers
By DANIEL MICHAELS
March 23, 2007; Page A3
Under the new "open skies" pact deregulating air travel between the U.S. and the European Union...
I'm surprized I haven't seen it here before, but Bombardier has been interviewing for large cabin (CL605/Global Express) demonstration pilots for a while. The job positions are at BDL.
GV
I don't know if they applied with the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale or not, but if they did, the crew of N509QS established a new class C-1L Group 3 Turbojet record for their flight from Washington, Dulles to Maui Hawaii last night with an average speed of 855 kph or 462 Knots.
GV
From the Online Wall Street Journal
For AMR, a Pilot-Salary Fight Looms
Unions Look to Restore Pay
As Airline Industry Emerges
From Financial-Crisis Period
By MELANIE TROTTMAN
February 20, 2007; Page A12
Last year, AMR Corp., the parent of American Airlines, made its first profit in...
From the Online Wall Street Journal
A Report Card
On the Nation's Airlines
Despite Financial Recovery,
Many Carriers Still Plagued
By Spotty Customer Service
February 6, 2007; Page D1
Last year was a tough, sloppy one for U.S. air travel. Despite improving financial performance, carriers...
From the Online Wall Street Journal.
Bush Proposes Change
In How FAA Is Funded
By ROBERT GUY MATTHEWS
February 6, 2007; Page A12
President Bush told Congress he wants to scrap the passenger-ticket taxes used to help fund the air-traffic control system and replace them with user fees for...
With the new congressional rules coming down concerning use of corporate jets for personal transportation many execs are mirroring those requirements in their personal travel. These guys are kind of in a Catch 22 situation, however. They want to avoid the perception associated with personal use...
From today's Wallstreet Journal
January 2, 2007
Return to Profit Has Wings
After Massive Losses
Spoilers Could Emerge
Amid Fragile Recovery;
The Merger 'Wild Card'
By SUSAN CAREY
January 2, 2007; Page...
GULFSTREAM TO BE FEATURED ON HGTV'S "HIGH FLYING HOMES":
Next month Gulfstream will be featured on Home & Garden Television
(HGTV) in a special presentation called "High Flying Homes." The first
airing -- which is a condensed version because of HGTV's Rose Bowl
coverage that day -- will be...
From this mornings Wall Street Journal.
Crunch Time for Fractional Jet Owners
Popular Pay-by-Hour Options
Add Restrictions to Manage
Surging Numbers of Fliers
By CANDACE JACKSON
December 13, 2006; Page D1
In the past few years, fractional jet companies have brought private jet travel --...
AP New Jersey
No injuries when plane goes off runway at Teterboro Airport
October 25, 2006, 10:54 PM EDT
TETERBORO, N.J. (AP) _ A small jet carrying seven people went off a runway while taxiing at Teterboro Airport Wednesday night and was...
I just read UBS's October Business Jet Update and extracted what I thought might be of interest here.
UBS Investment Research
October Business Jet Update
�� NBAA this week; GD preferred bizjet play
GD is our top bizjet play given conservative expectations,
currently trading at 16x...
Just read the day two Show News. I knew things weren't too rosy at Flight Options, but the daily rag says that there is still on-going union strife at NetJets. This is due in part to the 400 non-union pilots at NJI and the fact that the Falcon 7X will be going to non-union pilots at NetJets...
Northwest Airlines bought the operating certificate for bankrupt FLYi, Inc. on Friday. This looks like a key move towards starting up the new regional flying 51 to 76 seat aircraft that Northwest pilots agreed to last week.
GV
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