Business Aviation

Despite delivering more commercial and executive jets this third quarter, aircraft manufacturer Embraer said less business in its defense sector and supply chain woes hurt its earnings.

Eric Zipkin, CEO of Tradewind Aviation, gives FLYING a peek into how the on-demand charter business has fared during the year and how he is positioning the company ahead of a potential slowdown in the economy.

BusinessAir TV spoke with Stefan Eling, Sr. International Captain at Gulfstream Aerospace at NBAA-BACE 2022 to discuss the G700 and its upcoming maiden world tour with stops in Europe, Asia, Australia and South America.

Textron continues to provide innovation with their Cessna Sky Courier and Beechcraft Denali aircraft. The twin engined turboprop, Sky Courier is optimized for cargo operations with companies like FedEx. Denali, a single engine turboprop, is expected to have 20 percent better fuel efficiency, with lower operating costs and better performance than its peers. 

Aircraft manufacturer Embraer announced today that during its third quarter of this year, it delivered 33 aircraft to various customers, which is 10 percent more than it did in the same period last year.

Éric Martel, CEO of Bombardier, told investors the company was prepared for changing market conditions.

The Vintage Flying Museum plans to fly the Beech Super 18, once owned by aviation pioneer Jackie Cochran and entertainer Merv Griffin, to air shows to promote the history of women in aviation.

Aviation pioneer Barrington Irving is partnering with NBAA and other industry stakeholders to build an aviation workforce training Center in Miami.

The company says it’s looking ahead to a good year in 2022—but not quite the total number of sales in the pre-owned market as in 2021.

The real-time flight information provider draws its data from more than 713 million flight objects in its archives.