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Air Ambulance Lands On Belly At Mumbai Airport After Landing Gear Fails Air Ambulance Lands On Belly At Mumbai Airport After Landing Gear Fails All passengers were evacuated safely and flights operating in and out of the Mumbai airport remain on schedule. The plane made an emergency landing at 9:09 pm. Mumbai: An air ambulance made an emergency landing at the Mumbai airport on Thursday after losing a wheel during take-off from Nagpur. The Beechcraft VT-JIL aircraft on the way from Nagpur t...

Aircraft Carrying Remdesivir Crash-Lands At Gwalior Airport: Sources Aircraft Carrying Remdesivir Crash-Lands At Gwalior Airport: Sources Three people including the flight captain and the co-pilot were injured, sources have said The aircraft carrying remdesivir crashed landed in Gwalior airport, sources said (Representational) Bhopal: A small turboprop aircraft carrying remdesivir injections meant for critical COVID-19 patients crash-landed at Gwalior airport today, sources have said. The ...

By Dominic Perry2021-05-04T13:00:00+01:00 Scott Donnelly, the chief executive of Textron – owner of Beechcraft, Cessna and Bell – has seemingly ruled out the imminent launch of an urban air mobility (UAM) vehicle, stressing that battery technology has not advanced sufficiently to support such an application. The US firm earlier this year formed a new division, eAircraft, headed by company veteran Rob Scholl, which brings together expertise from its Textron Aviation, Bell and Textron Syste...

  Burundi’s President Evariste Ndayishimiye has sacked his commerce minister because she risked “compromising the country’s economy,” as sources in the ruling regime alleged she had embezzled airline funds. “Considering the acts of the person concerned risk compromising the country’s economy and the image of Burundi… the honourable Immaculee Ndabaneze is dismissed from her functions as minister of commerce, transport, industry, and tourism,” the presidency said in a statement p...

Burundi’s PresidentEvariste Ndayishimiye PHOTO: STR/AFP via Getty ImagesBurundi’s President Evariste Ndayishimiye has sacked his commerce minister because she risked “compromising the country’s economy,” as sources in the ruling regime alleged she had embezzled airline funds. “Considering the acts of the person concerned risk compromising the country’s economy and the image of Burundi… the honourable Immaculee Ndabaneze is dismissed from her functions as minister of commerce, tr...

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The plane that time forgot – but not its many fans Two gents in business suits, sporting brief cases and fedora hats, stroll nonchalantly away from a V-Tail Beechcraft Bonanza. We are looking at an advert for the first Model 35 Bonanza dated May 1947. The advertising copy reads: “You save … Man power, man hours, money with a company-owned Beechcraft Bonanza.” Three quarters of a century later, a new Bonanza – the G36 75th anniversary edition, loaded with Garmin avionics – is rollin...

Leggat appointed as Cessna Caravan dealer April 27, 2021 Textron Aviation appointed Leggat Aviation as a Cessna Caravan Authorized Sales Representative (ASR) for the Eastern Canada region. Leggat Aviation has served as an ASR for existing Beechcraft and Cessna products for more than 20 years. “We are continually focused on expanding our global capabilities and availability for customers, and we’re looking forward to continued growth in Canada,” said Lannie O’Bannion, s...

By Murdo Morrison2021-04-22T10:56:00+01:00 The early to mid-1960s were arguably aerospace’s most creative age, outside wartime. From the first manned space missions to the genesis of vertical take-off fighters, supersonic transports, and jumbo jets, engineers were dreaming big. The period also saw the birth of the business jet, an invention that fused glamour, security, and time machine for those Tom Wolfe would term the Masters of the Universe in booming corporate America. Source: Bombardi...

By Murdo Morrison2021-04-22T10:52:00+01:00 When the world started shutting down in March 2020 as Covid-19 took hold, business aviation enjoyed an unexpected, if short-lived surge. As airlines cancelled thousands of flights, and governments considered border closures, quarantines and stay-indoors orders, many stranded abroad wanted to get themselves and their families home quickly. Those who could afford it found that the sanitary capsules of private aircraft were the perfect solution. Since t...