SP's Aviation - ISSUE No 05-14
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Business aviation in Europe continues to lag the modest global market recovery, but there are hopeful signs, says Rick Adams (our contributor from Europe). He spoke to EU market observers on the trends in business jet market.
The StratoBus offers long endurance and complete autonomy from a fixed position
India’s market for UAVs is potentially huge and a number of private firms seem eager to participate in development and production of new machines
The relationship that the Indian Air Force has forged with Dassault Aviation over the last six decades will facilitate the fulfilment of needs of the IAF in the future
Business aviation accounts for over $20 billion to the European economy and employs more than 1,60,000 people across Europe
Fleet planners are challenged with making the right decision for their airline in the existing operating environment while anticipating the airline industry’s future
What remains unclear, with fuel and environmental standards putting pressure, is whether the market will continue with larger regional jets or combine jets and turboprops
Uday Yadav, President, Aerospace Group, Eaton
ABACE is now firmly established as a must-attend event for the international business aviation community and for China’s aerospace community
A conducive environment and industry-friendly policies will spur business aviation to greater heights
On November 29, 1929, as part of the first expedition of Richard Byrd to Antarctica, Balchen became the first to pilot an aircraft over the South Pole.
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has granted an Air Operator’s Permit (AOP) to AirAsia, paving the way for the airline to launch lowcost services in the country.
Regulations must inspire growth of the industry instead of being detrimental to the interests of aviation in general.