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May 21, 2007

New Engines, New Attitude... AND Altitude: Beechcraft Unveils King Air B200GT

More Powerful PT6s Eliminate B200 Takeoff Restriction

Aero-News received word Monday that Pratt & Whitney Canada's PT6A-52 engine, selected to power the new Beechcraft King Air B200GT aircraft, has been certified by Transport Canada. The company made the announcement at EBACE 2007 in Geneva, Switzerland.

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Cessna Mustang Earns EASA Certification

Awarded At EBACE 2007

What a way to kick off a major aviation exposition. On Monday -- the day before the start of the European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (EBACE) in Geneva -- Cessna celebrated the announcement its Citation Mustang very-light jet has achieved European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) certification.

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Boeing Celebrates BBJ Orders At EBACE

But Airbus Leads On The Year

Boeing Business Jets announced Monday at EBACE 2007 it has won seven new orders this year, bringing total program sales to 135 jets.

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Embraer Updates Development Status Of Phenom Jets

Phenom 100 Nears Final Assembly; 300 Model Will Be Longer

Representatives with Brazilian planemaker Embraer tell ANN final assembly of the first Phenom 100 executive jet continues to progress toward first flight at mid-year, while work continues on schedule on the larger Phenom 300 twinjet.

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Employers Organization Urging UK To Give Aid To Airbus Plant

"Government Support Vital"

Government, cash and Airbus. No, we're not in France anymore.

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Arab Carriers Add $10B to Boeing's Till

150 Orders Placed In The Past Three Years

Fueled by growth in passenger traffic and an economic boom, a senior Arab official confirmed that Boeing has secured more than $10 billion in plane orders from Arab carriers in the past three years, reports Reuters.

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Aviation Labor Disagreement May Disrupt Landings In Israel

Monday May Be Day To Avoid Israeli Airports

It may be a bumpy day for Israeli aviation Monday, according to Haaretz news service, as Civil Aviation Administration (CAA) employees protest recent administration structural changes by disrupting aviation traffic, including landings.

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