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August 04, 2009

ANN Special Feature: Stratos Aircraft CEO Michael Lemaire - 08.05.09

ANN's Paul Plack questions Stratos Aircraft CEO Michael Lemaire about the Stratos 714, a very light personal jet which promises four seats, 41,000 feet, 400 knots and 1500 nautical mile range.

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NTSB Issues Preliminary Report On Fatal Maryland Helicopter Accident

Weather Likely A Factor When Pilot Hit Tower Guy Wires

The NTSB has issued a preliminary report in the case of a helicopter was been involved in a fatal accident in the Maryland panhandle. The pilot had conducted a charter flight, and had been giving sightseeing tours most of the day.

2009 "Best Of The Best" Business Jet

Robb Report magazine has awarded Hawker Beechcraft Corporation (HBC) with its prestigious "Best of the Best" Award for the Hawker 900XP.

Support For GPS Navigation In The U.S. And Worldwide

ARINC Direct announced Monday it has enhanced its flight planning services for business aircraft with the addition of worldwide Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring, or RAIM predictions.

AD NUMBER: 2009-15-18

MANUFACTURER: EMBRAER Model EMB-120, -120ER, -120FC, -120QC, and -120RT Airplanes It was found one occurrence of a fuel booster pump circuit breaker opening during an engine maintenance servicing.

AD NUMBER: 2009-15-15

MANUFACTURER: Bell Helicopter Textron Canada Model 427 Helicopters. Transport Canada states that it has been determined that the existing hardware connecting the vertical fin to the tail rotor gearbox needs to be upgraded to prevent the vertical fin from becoming loose.

Aero-TV: Tom Poberezny and Pete Bunce -- BizAv Day At Oshkosh 2009! (Part 1)

It Was Business Aviation Day At Oshkosh... But Its Business Aviation WEEK At Aero-TV!

Last Friday, AeroShell Square was ringed with some of the best-known business aircraft flying, as EAA President Tom Poberezny, GAMA President Pete Bunce, FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt, and a parade of professionals brought the message of business aviation to the worlds largest sport aviation show.

Automatic Activation Or Cockpit Indicator Will Be Required

The FAA Monday changed its certification standards for transport category airplanes to require either the automatic activation of ice protection systems or a method to tell pilots when they should be activated.