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Two of the world’s leading business jet manufacturers, Gulfstream Aerospace and Dassault Aviation, have opened major new maintenance facilities in the United States, underscoring their long-term investments in customer support as demand for business aircraft services continues to grow. Gulfstream’s new Texas Repair and Overhaul Center, located in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, officially opened this month. The $21 million, 100,000-square-foot facility adds component repair and overhaul capabilities to the company’s expanding service network. The site includes more than $5 million in spare parts and supports repairs for wheels, brakes, batteries, hydraulics, structures, and composites. Gulfstream plans to expand the operation to include avionics, landing gear, and other systems. …
Homing [ICAO] The procedure of using the direction-finding equipment of one radio station with the emission of another radio station, where at least one of the stations is mobile, and whereby the mobile station proceeds continuously towards the other station.
Aero Linx: European Regions Airline Association (ERA) The European Regions Airline Association (ERA) represents a diverse membership of over 50 airlines and more than 150 associate members, including manufacturers, airports, suppliers and aviation service providers from across the aviation sector. At the heart of ERA’s mission is regional connectivity with our member airlines playing a crucial role in linking Europe’s regions. These connections support social and territorial equality and cohesion and drive economic growth through tourism, investment, business development and job creation.
While On Short Final, About 300 Ft, The Pilot Performed A Forced Landing Near Trees On September 7, 2025, about 0932 eastern daylight time, a CubCrafters Carbon Cub EX airplane, N40DT, sustained substantial damage when it was involved in an accident near Thompsonville, Michigan. The private pilot was not injured and the passenger sustained minor injury. The airplane was operated as a Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 91 personal flight. The airplane departed from the Thompsonville Airport (7Y2), Thompsonville, Michigan, about 0917. Shortly into the local area flight, the pilot noticed a flicker on the Garmin G3X…
Severe Icing The rate of ice accumulation is such that ice protection systems fail to remove the accumulation of ice and ice accumulates in locations not normally prone to icing, such as areas aft of protected surfaces and any other areas identified by the manufacturer. A representative accretion rate for reference purposes is more than 3 inches (7.5 cm) per hour on the unprotected part of the outer wing. By regulation, immediate exit is required. Note: Severe icing is aircraft dependent, as are the other categories of icing intensity. Severe icing may occur at any ice accumulation rate when the icing…
So-called time-traveling flights are a straightforward concept. They are when you arrive at your destination airport before you have left from your origin airport. It exists when the block time of a particular route is lower than the timezone change. Let’s focus on long-haul scheduled passenger services in the upcoming northern winter 2025/2026. Based on IATA slot seasons, this will run from October 26 until March 28. Using OAG data to examine the schedules of 3,000+ airport pairs from Europe, Africa, the Middle East, etc., to the Americas shows that just one time-traveling market exists. The 1 Long-Haul Transatlantic Time-Traveling…
Discover Airlines, a subsidiary of the Lufthansa Group specializing in leisure markets, has provided some details of its fleet planning for the coming years. On October 16, 2026, the German airline stated its plans to grow its fleet to 40 aircraft by mid-2028, including the addition of four Airbus A350-900 aircraft, a new type for the airline. With the arrival of these aircraft, Discover Airlines will be able to reach additional destinations that are currently out of range of its A330 fleet. Although not specified in the airline’s statement, it seems likely that these A350-900 aircraft will be assigned…
Soldiers of the 21st Theater Sustainment Command recently undertook two of the Army’s most challenging physical assessments by testing for the Expert Soldier Badge and Expert Field Medical Badge. From September into early October, soldiers underwent a series of intense physical challenges at Smith Barracks in Baumholder, Germany. “All the soldiers are showing high levels of proficiency. Everyone who trains and tests here leaves better prepared, and that directly builds combat-ready formations,” Command Sgt. Maj. Andrew A. Decola, noncommissioned officer in charge of the EFMB testing, said in a release.The tests saw soldiers undergo a series of demanding drills, conduct…
One of the most common scams in the airline industry involves “bad actors” claiming to be representatives for an airline, pretending they can help you with flight changes, when really they’re just scammers trying to profit off of you and screw you over. This whole concept recently went viral, when someone called United Airlines, only to get scammed for $17K. So, how does this scam actually work? I came across an interesting video which really exposes the whole concept, and it’s quite something. Scammers try to get you to call the wrong airline phone number This scam entirely involves situations…
Texas-based start-up Otto Aerospace recently introduced its tear-drop-shaped Phantom 3500 private jet, and one private jet operator has already placed a large order for the jets. Research shows that the aircraft will be very eco-friendly compared to today’s jets. However, it has no windows, apart from in the cockpit. Will this new aircraft shape the future of US business aviation? The aircraft is undoubtedly modern and utilizes all the latest technology, resulting in significant savings for operators. Without windows, how does the passenger experience change, and will it be claustrophobic and deter business travelers? Is it the aircraft of the…