ICAO Is Comprised Of 36 ICAO Member States

The 36 States composing the ICAO Council has discussed the situation unfolding in Ukraine, during a scheduled meeting of the ICAO Governing Body’s 225th Session. A representative of Ukraine also participated in the Council meeting on the basis of the State’s stake in the situation. The topic was considered by the Council on the basis of an oral statement delivered by the President of the Council, Salvatore Sciacchitano, together with a presentation from ICAO Secretary General, Juan Carlos Salazar, which updated Representatives on the operational aviation context. Council States condemned the violation of the territorial integrity and sovereignty of a United Nations Member State, including its

JETS Bournemouth Contracts with Duncan Aviation for Used BizJets for Refurbishment and Sale In Hungry Market

Unlike the usual things buyers want in a used plane - cleanliness, mileage, wear, and care - JETS wants "project planes". In a market hungry for new production aircraft around the world, Duncan Aviation made a name for itself as a headhunter perfect for sourcing pre-owned planes, now contracting with business jet refurbishment specialist JETS Bournemouth. CEO Dan Rogers says business is booming, offering customers a cheaper, older aircraft that can hold its own against pricier, more modern iterations. 

Closes Delaware Location While Expanding Operations in Preparation for Larger 6X, 10X Fleet

Dassault has announced the opening of its New York Long Island MacArthur Airport repair facility in Islip, New York. The new service location will accommodate up to 6 aircraft to offer scheduled maintenance, AOG support, and pre-purchase evaluations. The center will remain within 1 hour of flight time to more than 20% of the US Falcon fleet, perfect to ensure quick, convenient access to the technical staff and the extensive parts supply at the company's nearby Teterboro headquarters. 

Captain Applied Back Pressure On The Yoke; However, The Airplane Would Not Become Airborne

On February 21, 2022, at 1133 mountain daylight time, a Raytheon Aircraft Company Hawker 800XP airplane, N99AP, was substantially damaged when it was involved in an accident near Aspen, Colorado. The two pilots and four passengers were not injured. The airplane was operated as a Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 91 business flight. According to the captain’s statement, before departure, the airplane and runway were clear of any contaminants, all pre-takeoff checks were normal, and the flaps were set to 15°. During the takeoff clearance for runway 33, the air traffic control tower reported the wind was from 160° at 16 knots, gusting to 2