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Is the new Pilatus PC-24 a light or midsize jet? That’s the question that has been baffling EBACE attendees ever since the twinjet was revealed on Tuesday
Single engine and Multi engine aircraft from Aero Friedrichshafen 2013
Posted by flyby17
1987 - Socata TB20 Trinidad - S/N 724, D-EKMV for sale - Price €70,000
Make/ModelSocata TB20 Trinidad, Single engine, four seats, retractable gear
Year 1987. Total Time approx. 2996 hrs / 3677 landings...
AOPA Pilot Store Opens.
Located at our London Offices in 50a Cambridge Street London, The Pilot Store opened its doors on 7th May 2013.
Targeting more than 500,000 Pilots worldwide, Airsoc offers advertisers a unique platform to access the global aviation community efficiently.
We offer a wide range of advertising and promotional opportunities, both online and in print...
When will there be demographic stability in the pilot population?
Scott Spangler has written an interesting post about pilot demographics over in the States or rather pilot demographics trying to find some stability...
It's all about the Journey - by Glen Burridge
When I think back of flights I’ve done in the past, it’s amazing how much of them was dominated by the view over the cowling. And how quickly an instrument panel gets embedded...
What can be done to better protect Helicopter Pilots to avoid this kind of thing happening again?
Seen anything strange when in the air, or on the ground? Share your experiences with your fellow enthusiasts, tell people about something that made you look twice or three times even.
Business jet, private jet, or bizjet, is a term describing a jet aircraft, usually of smaller size, designed for transporting groups of up to 19 individuals. Business jets may be adapted for other roles, such as the evacuation of casualties or express parcel deliveries, and some are used by public bodies, government officials or the armed forces. T ...
Antique, classic, heritage, historic, veteran or vintage aircraft are aircraft of an obsolete type which have been preserved beyond their normal life. Their owners are typically aviation museums , armed forces or private enthusiasts. Sometimes they may be maintained in an airworthy condition so that they can be flown at air displays or on public oc ...
Emergency landing one of many incidents for flight centre’s Cessna
EBACE: Cessna to boost 172 Skyhawk production
Hussam Shabanah of Saudi Arabia – Instrument Rating (IR) Cessna 172 G1000 N23566
Private Aviation + Public School=Success
Go or No Go: home from the Bahamas
Sport PIlot License and Upgrade to PPL
Cessna 182 makes rough takeoff at Alliance airport
Mohammed Al Maghrabi of Saudi Arabia – Instrument Rating (IR) Cessna 172 G1000 N23566
Taildraggers at Ardmore
Hawker Beechcraft Services OK’d for CenTex Halo 250 Mod
KingAirNation Expands Into Europe
Blackhawk Names New Sales Managers
Blackhawk Names New Sales Managers
A Birthday Flight to Atlanta
King Air Leads Beechcraft Revival
VIDEO: Cessna 421 Plane Down in Sierra County
Adrian Flies Solo!
Israeli Heron UAV ditches off coast
Adria Airways to lease out two Airbus A319s; CEO search continues
JetNet iQ Analyst Bullish on Bizav’s Outlook
GE Aviation Wins Award for ‘Game-Changing’ Technology Implementation
EBACE: Pilatus selects ACC to provide cooling and heating system for PC-24 twinjet
EBACE: Challenger 300 owners to be offered Pro Line Advanced retrofit
Betts Job ID 10360: JAA Hawker 800/900 First Officer – EU
Duncan Aviation Offers Challenger and Global Express Landing Gear Guide
CAE To Offer Falcon 2000LXS and 2000S Mx Training
Yasava Takes Cabin Design In A New Direction
R66 lands at North Pole
Nine new customers in China for Enstrom
Keystone Med-Flight Announces New VP of Operations
Fourth corporate AW139 sold into UK market
REACH adds sixth EC135
Enstrom breaks ground on production plant expansion
Rivalry develops in air ambulance service
Castleberry Instruments & Avionics Relocates for Growth
EBACE – JSSI reaches 10,000th Asset Milestone
Air Berlin to transfer pilots to Etihad Airways
Ford Carrier, LCS Get Boosts in Seapower Mark
It's Starting: GA Asked to Absorb FAA Budget Shortfalls
MEBAA Reaches Out To Growing Membership
EAAer Wins in Valdez STOL Competition
Still Time to Apply for EAA/Ninety-Nines Flight Training Scholarship
EBACE: Aerion considers sweeping engine, airframe changes for supersonic jet
Common Sense Hardware
RQ-21 Integrator declared ready for low-rate production
EUR 45,000.00
Make Model 1969 Cessna 401A Multi engine, six seats, turbo charged engines, unpressurized cabin Year 1969 Total Time approx. 3.962 hours Location Belgium Serial Number 401A-0046, N-registered Additional Notes This aircraft is in good condition. We offer this aircraft as exclusive broker - call us for any question. Download Notes - Specification wit ...
EUR 105,000.00
Make Model Commander 114B Single engine, 4 seats, retractable gear Year 1993 Total Time approx. 880 hours Location Germany Serial Number 14566, D-ELCH Additional Notes This Commander 114B is in good condition and well equipped with King avionics incl. the KFC-200 autopilot flight director and an installed Area 500 GPS. D-ELCH (english elk) is a 3rd ...
Free Legal Cover for AOPA Members. AOPA has signed a deal with Haywards Aviation to provide members with free legal expenses cover of up to 7,500 in the event of their having to appeal against legal action by the CAA, EASA or any European aviation authority. The deal has been prompted by major chang ...
Martin
When I think back of flights Ive done in the past, its amazing how much of them was dominated by the view over the cowling. And how quickly an instrument panel gets embedded in your mind, no wonder when it can take up half our vision while airborne, even VFR, if were not careful. This is particularl ...
Glen Burridge
Im not a pilot, but i have done some flight training, so i can appreciate the essence of what you are saying. As somebody who is probably not as comfortable as you in the hot seat. The thought of rela ...
A fair question, and one to which there are many answers. Remember the feeling when you passed your driving test? Multiply it several times over and you'll get the idea Fly for Business - As you might take a trip by car or by train, why not do the same in an aeroplane? If you're travelling on busine ...
AOPA
Hello, We are looking for real performance details of the B200 with Blackhawk engines. Anyone here who is flying one?
kaircraftde
Hi Klaus, I know that you fly regular with the King Air and I wanted to ask your opinion on the quote from Raisbeck - Quieter, more comfortable cabin and cockpit (1600 RPM cruise) is this true?
