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Hawker 900XP
The newest version of a first-generation business jet is the best one yet.
October 2009

Why I Fly A CJ-3
Most Citation CJ-3 owners love their airplanes for flying the typical mission, but Jim Pugh flew his around the world.
October 2009

35 Years of Learjets
The airplane that looked fast even when sitting on the ramp is photographer favorite.
September 2009

C90 King Air Conversion
Cutter Aviation takes a derelict C90 King Air and makes it look like a million bucks. Well, a million and a half, to be exact.
August 2009

It's All About Speed
Top NASCAR team owner Jack Roush uses a Beech Premier to keep his far-flung operations moving fast.
July 2009

New Twin Star Certified
Diamond's newly re-engined Twin Star features turbodiesels from sister company Austro for more power and much better climbs.
June 2009

R66 Robinson Approaches
More details emerge about Robinson's intriguing turbine-powered five-seater.
June 2009

Embraer Phenom 100
It takes an airline maker to produce an easy to operate and very durable entry-level business jet.
May 2009

Learjet 85 Back on Track
Its composite jet sidelined by Grob's bankruptcy, Learjet has the airframe in house and says it's back on track.
May 2009

AAA-Rated Plus
New Citation XLS+ adds value to business jet flying under all conditions
April 2009

Bringing Back the Buffalo
The answer to the world's need for a new tech S&R platform might just be an updated Buffalo.
April 2009

Air Tractor Offers Working Trainer
It's expensive to train pilots how to fly agplanes. Air Tractor has a solution. Do it in a working airplane.
April 2009

Dragon Hearts
The brotherhood of pilots who have mastered the U-2 is a tiny group that takes enormous pride in flying the Dragon Lady.
March 2009

Dragon Hawks: The U-2's Future
The planned replacement for the U-2 is a cartoonish-shaped UAV called the "Global Hawk".
March 2009

Cirrus Vision Jet Gets Lighter
The Cirrus Vision jet is getting better. And when it comes to single-engine jets, the best way to get "better" is to get "lighter."
March 2009

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