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July 13, 2009

No Columbus For Cessna

Textron Cancels The Wide-Body Business Jet Program

While Textron had been saying since April that it would be cancelling the Citation "Columbus" wide-body program at Cessna, Cessna officials were confident it would be back in some form, and that it was "just a matter of time." But the Wichita Business Journal reported late last week that Textron had filed paperwork with the SEC driving the proverbial stake through the heart of the project.

Long-Time Battle Sees A Win For BizAv

NBAA seems pretty pleased with a decision from the FAA finding that the City of Santa Monica cannot ban certain types of business airplanes from Santa Monica Airport (SMO).

ANN Special Feature: CFI Bob Miller: Stalls and Spins, Still! - 07.13.09

ANN's Paul Plack talks with CFI Bob Miller of Over The Airwaves about the frustrating persistence of avoidable, fatal stall/spin accidents in airport traffic patterns, and the easy math that can he

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Aero-TV: COPA M7 Reflections -- SF50 Visions Of The Future

Aero-TV Conducts Its Annual Three Question Survey Of COPA Members

Opinions! We love them... especially when they come from folks with something interesting to say! Aero-TV engaged in one of its favorite exercises during the 2009 Cirrus Owners and Pilots Association's Annual Convention -- that of surveying a dozen or so people at an event with three questions targeted toward the interest group that we're visiting.

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Gulfstream Aerospace Adds Two International Technicians

New Field Service Representatives Will Be Based In Mexico And India

Gulfstream Aerospace is beefing up its service operation overseas with two new representatives to its international field service organization. Kannan Kumar will cover Gulfstream customers in India, while Eduardo “Eddie” Hernandez will cover the Mexico and Central America region.