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Full-Service FBO in Tulsa, OK, Joins the AEG Connect Network

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PRESS RELEASE EG Fuels is excited to announce that Riverside Jet Center, located at Tulsa Riverside Airport (KRVS) in Tulsa, Oklahoma, will join the AEG Connect Network effective October 1, 2024. As a full-service Fixed Base Operator (FBO), Riverside Jet Center enhances the AEG Connect Network’s ability to provide world-class aviation solutions across North America. […]

Inauguration of the Fly’in technology center: Daher paves the way for the future of decarbonized aviation

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PRESS RELEASE aher, a major player in the aerospace industry, today inaugurated its new technology center – called Fly’in – which is dedicated to sustainable aviation. Located at the Tarbes-Lourdes-Pyrénées Airport in southwestern France, this 2,100-square-meter center of excellence reflects Daher’s commitment to more environmentally friendly aviation, and it marks a key step in the […]

Gulfstream customer support opens new service center in Mesa

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PRESS RELEASE ulfstream Aerospace Corp announced the official opening of its newest Customer Support service center at Mesa Gateway Airport in Mesa, Arizona. To mark the occasion, state and local dignitaries, community partners, and Gulfstream leaders and employees gathered for a ceremonial ribbon-cutting to formally welcome customers to the new Mesa Service Center. Gulfstream has […]

Duncan Aviation’s flight dept combines aviation expertise with operational reliability and efficiency

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By David Bjellos Contributing Writer Chairman Todd Duncan on the steps of a Citation XLS with members of the Duncan Aviation flight department. Solid Midwest values and a commitment from the Duncan family make working at Duncan Aviation a rewarding and satisfying career. usiness aviation is less than a century old, and only a handful […]

Business jet flight decks

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Integrating innovation, connectivity, safety, and precision. By Jake Carpenter Contributing Writer rom rudimentary analog gauges to today’s sophisticated, fully integrated avionics, the evolution of cockpit technologies has revolutionized how pilots interact with their aircraft. Modern flight decks combine cutting-edge interfaces, synthetic vision systems (SVS), and advanced connectivity tools to optimize safety, situational awareness, and operational […]

Helos for charter, offshore work, and SAR

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Versatile rotorcraft can carry out more than a single mission. By Owen Davies Contributing Writer n the surface, operational requirements in these 3 headline work categories seem almost completely different – and yet many helicopters routinely take onat least 2 of these mission categories. Some are at home in all 3. Yet simple location often […]

Dealing with volcanic ash

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This invisible hazard to aviation can affect aircraft anywhere and at any altitude. By Karsten Shein Comm-Inst Climate Scientist Eruption of Tavurvur Volcano in Papua New Guinea in 2009. Explosive eruptions can send ash high into the atmosphere, where it can remain circling the globe for weeks. rossing northern Canada at FL350, the crew was […]

Flight training

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Seasonal slowdowns and training opportunities. By Shannon Forrest ATP/CFII. Challenger 604, G-IV Contributing Writer Advanced training devices that realistically simulate aircraft system functions can reduce the time and cost spent in full flight simulators. he year’s end and the beginning of the new year tend to be slow for most corporate flight departments. Aside from […]

Avionics Product Support Survey

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1 Garmin, 2 Collins Aerospace, 3 Universal Avionics, 4 Honeywell Garmin is number 1 for 21st consecutive year, Collins stays in 2nd place for 3rd successive year, Universal remains 3rd for 3rd year in a row, and Honeywell is 4th for 9th year. Survey results based on 431 line evaluations. Pro Pilot Staff Report Data […]