March 5, 2009

Embraer announces Asia-Pacific executive jets sales team

Embraer has named Brett MacLachlan and Manfred Baudzus Sales Directors for Executive Jets in Asia-Pacific. Brett MacLachlan is responsible for Australia, New Zealand, The Philippines, Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan, while Manfred Baudzus focuses his networking and relationships on India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore. The team is completed by Sales Engineer […]

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Aurigny Air Services takes delivery of first ATR 72-500

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Guernsey-based carrier Aurigny Air Services took delivery of its first new ATR 72-500, in accordance with a deal for two ATR 72-500s inked in summer 2007 and valued at some $37 million. With its new ATR 72-500s, configured with 72-seats and equipped with the

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Gulfstream reduces aircraft-production rates

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General Dynamics released that, as a result of deterioration in the backlog, particularly during the month of February, and continued weak demand, Gulfstream Aerospace has found it necessary to cut large-cabin aircraft production and green-aircraft deliveries from a projected rate of 94 to 73 in 2009. Gulfstream also will reduce production of its mid-size aircraft

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Delta AirElite to add Citation X aircraft to its fleet

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Delta AirElite Business Jets announced the addition of a Citation X, further expanding its charter fleet. Based at the DuPage County Airport (DPA) outside of Chicago, the Citation X joins the Delta AirElite fleet through an aircraft management agreement. Delta AirElite Business Jets is a wholly owned subsidiary of Delta Air Lines, providing aircraft charter,

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Cargojet agrees to acquire remaining 49% interest in Prince Edward Air

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Cargojet Income Fund reported that Cargojet Airways, a company owned by the Fund, has agreed to acquire the remaining 49% interest in Prince Edward Air (“PEAL”), its regional operator of cargo aircraft based in Eastern Canada. Cargojet Airways had previously acquired a 51% interest in PEAL on May 1, 2008. The transaction is scheduled to

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Air Canada reports February load factor of 79.6%

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For the month of February, Air Canada reported a load factor of 79.6% on a consolidated basis with Jazz, matching a February 2007 record, versus 79.2% in February 2008, an increase of 0.4 percentage points. System traffic decreased 10.5% on a capacity reduction of 11.0% system wide.

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American Eagle Airlines' February traffic down

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American Eagle reported a February load factor of 65.2% – down 3.8 points compared to the same period last year. Traffic decreased 14.1% year over year as capacity decreased 9.1%.

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American Airlines reports February traffic down 14%

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American Airlines reported a February load factor of 73.9%, a decrease of 2.9 points versus the same period last year. Traffic decreased 13.5% and capacity decreased 10.1% year over year.

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Embraer announces Asia-Pacific executive jets sales team

Aurigny Air Services takes delivery of first ATR 72-500

Gulfstream reduces aircraft-production rates

Delta AirElite to add Citation X aircraft to its fleet

Cargojet agrees to acquire remaining 49% interest in Prince Edward Air

Air Canada reports February load factor of 79.6%

American Eagle Airlines' February traffic down

American Airlines reports February traffic down 14%

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