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European Business Air News is the leading magazine for all business aviation professionals throughout the continent, published monthly from February to December. Individuals responsible for turbine twin helicopters, turboprop and light twin aircraft and business jets can apply for a free subscription.
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Welcome on board, business aviation professionals of Africa
This issue of European Business Air News is the first to go to 566 extra people, hand-picked because they are responsible for 1,950 business aircraft, fixed wing and turbine rotary, across the great continent of Africa.
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Twinjet's Keeble looks back over thirty highly eventful years
Twinjet Aviation has marked the 30th anniversary of its establishment in 1982 by chairman John Keeble and original co-founder Paula Downes at Luton airport, where the company maintains a permanent base and operations department to this day.
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Jet AviationÕs Moscow fleet goes global
Jet Aviation is about to add a Moscow-based Global 5000 to its fleet of managed aircraft.
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Seventh base hosts flight instructor academy
Heli Air is now fully operational at the most recent of its seven bases, at Gloucestershire airport.
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Management team at MENA is strengthened for international expansion
MENA Aerospace Enterprises of Bahrain has made a number of management appointments to support its sustained growth and regional expansion.
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Yellow angels stay faithful to Eurocopter
ADAC Air Rescue is continuing the process of introducing EC145 and EC135 helicopters as replacements for its BK117 fleet, and placed orders for 14 EC145 T2 and three EC135 P2e, to be delivered 2013-2017.
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Beechcraft owners fly in for birthday celebration
Privately-owned Beechcraft piston aircraft lined up at Hawker BeechcraftÕs EMEA headquarters at Hawarden airport in Broughton recently.
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ExecuJet bases aircraft at new facility in Lagos
ExecuJet Africa is responding to rising demand for business aviation in Nigeria with the opening of a new base in Lagos, where two of its own jets will be based for charter service.
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Russia poised on the brink of major business aviation growth
The number of business jets in Russia could grow massively to around 1,700 by 2030, according to a report commissioned by the JetExpo show in Moscow.
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GainJet extends Boeing fleet
Athens-based GainJet has acquired an additional Boeing 737 and intends to refurbish it with a stateroom and 54 club class seats to supplement its fleet of vip large capacity aircraft.
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Oryx brings managed Challenger onboard for charter
London-based aircraft management and charter company Oryx Jet has added a Challenger 604 to its managed fleet of business jets.
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Tanzanair to add King Air 350 to the mix
Tanzanair is in the process in buying outright a King Air 350, reports md John Samaras.
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Air Zermatt takes Europe's first Bell 429 for EMS
Air Zermatt has taken delivery of the first Bell 429 helicopter in Europe equipped for emergency medical missions. The Alpine rescue expert selected the type for its ability to operate at high altitudes and in extreme conditions.
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Expanding Perfect moves to larger hangar
Perfect Aviation SA is to move its UK subsidiary Perfect Aviation UK to a bigger, 1,066 square metre hangar and offices located at Biggin Hill airport as the company moves to further expand its maintenance capabilities.Ê
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Manhattan corners the market in Premier 1s
Farnborough-based AOC operator Manhattan Jets has signed a new contract to manage a third PremierÊ1 jet, expanding its fleet to five aircraft.
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Kaan brings the AW169 to Turkey
AgustaWestland distributor Kaan Air has ordered two AW169 and a further one AW139 helicopter for corporate operations in Turkey.
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Luddites or realists? Business charter is yet to embrace new media
The average business aircraft owner or operator spends his working life in close proximity to technology at the cutting edge. Whether it is fly-by-wire, glass cockpits, flight planning and tracking or satellite communications, it can all be part of everyday flying.
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MEBAA highlights the vital role that business aviation plays in humanitarian work
The Middle East Business Aviation Association is showing its support for the United Nations World Food Programme by supporting the Fourth Global Humanitarian Aviation Conference in Jordan, while promoting business aviation as a critical component in the supply chain that delivers food to people in territories where no other form of transport has access.
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RUBAA urges business aviation to harness media
If a business aviation company does not interact with the media, this probably indicates hidden internal flaws such as poor service or inappropriate levels of staff training, and has a negative impact on the efficiency of the company.
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Turkish base will provide support for Pilatus in Middle East region
Aircraft management operator and Pilatus PC12 sales distributor for the Middle East AMAC Aerospace has opened a new hangar at Istanbul AtatŸrk airport with a special ceremony during the Airex show in September.
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Belgian coastguard upgrades Islander with Garmin
A BN Islander aircraft operated by the Belgian coastguard has received a major enhancement with the installation of a Garmin G600 EFIS system.
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IBAC appoints Edwards to leading role
The International Business Aviation Council (IBAC) has appointed Kurt Edwards as its new director general with immediate effect.
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