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November 07, 2008

Bombardier Opens Third Regional Support Office For 2008

Munich Center To Serve Europe, Africa And Middle East Customers

Bombardier Commercial Aircraft's Customer Services and Support group recently opened a Regional Support Office (RSO) at Garching near Munich, Germany. Located about 20 minutes from the center of Munich and Franz Josef Strauss International Airport, the facility is Bombardier's fourth customer support office and the first in Europe; it will support customers operating CRJ and Q-Series airliners in Europe, Africa and the Middle East.

Focus On Aviation Business Opportunities In Latin America, Caribbean

The 2nd Annual Very Light Jet Summit -- coming November 10-11 to Miami, FL -- will explore the latest developments in the VLJ sector and new business opportunities in business, private and commercial aviation in Latin America and the Caribbean.

ANN Special Feature: Rob Finfrock, AOPA Expo - 11.07.08

Today, Paul Plack talks with ANN Managing Editor Rob Finfrock about highlights of the opening day of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association's AOPA Expo in San Jose, California, the last of the

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Aero-TV At AOPA Expo 2008: Opening Day

GA's Pivotal Gathering Starts in San Jose, CA

There was one question on the minds of attendees Thursday at AOPA Expo 2008 in San Jose, California... "how will the results of this week's elections impact the general aviation community?" AOPA brought in four heavy hitters in the industry to offer their opinions on what's to come in an Obama administration...

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Aero-TV: Flying for Gold -- Cessna's Special Olympics Airlift

Cessna Launches Sixth Citation Special Olympics Airlift With Harrison Ford

Cessna provided an inspiring addition to the early hours of last month's NBAA 2008, with the announcement of the company's sixth annual Citation Special Olympics Airlift Program, to help athletes travel to the 2010 USA National Games to be held near Lincoln, NE.

Officials Stress No Foul Play Suspected

Tuesday's downing of a Learjet 45 on approach to Mexico City International Airport has raised several eyebrows, given that two of the nine persons onboard the aircraft lost in the crash were prominent -- and controversial -- officials tied to the Mexico government. But authorities state they have no reason to suspect foul play.

Cessna 'Optimistic' About SEP, Turboprop Sales

Environment "Difficult"... But Buyers Are Still Out There

Despite recent, disconcerting economic news, Cessna brought seven aircraft and a positive outlook to AOPA Expo 2008, running through Saturday in San Jose, CA.

Light Business Aircraft Conference Coming March 12-14, 2009

The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) announced this week that Cessna will sponsor the Single Pilot Safety Standdown to be held March 14, 2009, in conjunction with the Association's inaugural Light Business Airplane Exhibition & Conference (LBA2009).