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FAA grants Aeromech STC to fit Starlink on Cessna Citation Latitude

The FAA has issued a supplemental type certificate to Aeromech authorizing installation of SpaceX's Starlink high‑speed satellite internet on the Cessna Citation Latitude. Textron Aviation will offer the Starlink retrofit as an aftermarket connectivity option for Latitude operators through its global service network.

2025-09-18T06:32:31.177245-07:00

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Veteran NASA Astronaut Jim Lovell, Commander of Apollo 8 and 13, Dies at 97

2025-08-08T12:48:11.876361-07:00

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Gulfstream delivers first certificated G800 ultra-long-range business jet

2025-08-27T11:25:23.530829-07:00

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Bain-backed Jamco buys Aerospace Technologies Group to expand cabin‑interiors platform

2025-09-03T03:08:48.449776-07:00

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Pratt & Whitney and PBS Group to develop lighter, high‑altitude capable APU for small military and civil platforms Pratt & Whitney has partnered with Prague‑based PBS Group to develop a next‑generation auxiliary power unit that is lighter, more compact and capable of high‑altitude operation. The APU targets small military and civil platforms — fighters, rotorcraft and business jets — with cooperation supported by the Ministry of Defense.

2025-09-19T01:52:02.189227-07:00

Pratt & Whitney and PBS Group to develop lighter, high‑altitude capable APU for small military and civil platforms

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Mexico implements two‑step APIS authorization for business aviation Mexico has implemented a two‑step APIS authorization process for business aviation. The new requirement mandates a two‑stage approval for Advance Passenger Information submissions, altering the authorization workflow for corporate and private flights operating to and from Mexico and obliging operators to adapt pre‑flight compliance processes.

2025-09-18T14:20:32.538387-07:00

Mexico implements two‑step APIS authorization for business aviation

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Airshare marks 25 years, traces growth from Wichita to national private-aviation footprint Airshare, one of the nation’s largest private aviation companies, is celebrating its 25th anniversary this week, marking a quarter century of innovation and growth. The company traces its journey from Wichita roots to a national footprint, highlighting expanding partnerships and service offerings.

2025-09-18T10:49:21.490717-07:00

Airshare marks 25 years, traces growth from Wichita to national private-aviation footprint

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FAA approves Gogo Galileo HDX STC for Dassault Falcon 2000 family The FAA has granted a supplemental type certificate enabling installation of Gogo’s Galileo HDX satellite terminal on Dassault Falcon 2000-series business jets. The approval — the first Falcon model cleared for HDX — provides operators access to the Eutelsat OneWeb LEO network via a Gogo–Dassault retrofit path.

2025-09-18T08:44:34.709631-07:00

FAA approves Gogo Galileo HDX STC for Dassault Falcon 2000 family

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FAA grants Aeromech STC to fit Starlink on Cessna Citation Latitude The FAA has issued a supplemental type certificate to Aeromech authorizing installation of SpaceX's Starlink high‑speed satellite internet on the Cessna Citation Latitude. Textron Aviation will offer the Starlink retrofit as an aftermarket connectivity option for Latitude operators through its global service network.

2025-09-18T06:32:31.177245-07:00

FAA grants Aeromech STC to fit Starlink on Cessna Citation Latitude

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North Las Vegas runway expansion could leave nearly 300 aircraft owners without lease renewals North Las Vegas Airport's proposal to lengthen a runway to accommodate larger jets for major events threatens non-renewal of ground leases for nearly 300 aircraft owners, raising immediate concerns about based-aircraft counts and the future mix of general aviation and commercial operations at the field.

2025-09-16T12:26:22.317309-07:00

North Las Vegas runway expansion could leave nearly 300 aircraft owners without lease renewals

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EASA clears Falcon 6X for EFVS approaches to 100‑ft decision height in all conditions EASA has approved the Falcon 6X to conduct EFVS instrument approaches to a 100‑foot decision height in all conditions, allowing operators to use the aircraft's enhanced flight‑vision system for lower‑minima landings under formal regulatory authorization.

2025-09-10T08:33:34.108023-07:00

EASA clears Falcon 6X for EFVS approaches to 100‑ft decision height in all conditions

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Bombardier, GE, Cirrus and Embraer executives warn of operational strains and technician shortfalls in business aviation Senior executives from Bombardier, GE, Cirrus Aircraft and Embraer outlined mounting operational pressures and persistent workforce shortfalls in business aviation, citing technician scarcity, maintenance bottlenecks and service-capacity gaps. They called for accelerated training, expanded service networks and closer OEM–supplier coordination to avoid delivery and aftermarket disruption.

2025-09-10T08:19:05.076226-07:00

Bombardier, GE, Cirrus and Embraer executives warn of operational strains and technician shortfalls in business aviation

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