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12.18.2006		Frontier Aims At Smaller Markets Within 45 days, Frontier (FRNT), expects to announce who will handle its regional flying after Horizon announced it will no longer partner with Frontier. In the meantime, Frontier is trying to avoid the increasing competition from United (UAUA) and Southwest...
12.18.2006		NTSB Wants Takeoff Changes In what observers said may signal a pilot-error decision in the crash of a Comair regional jet last August in Kentucky, the National Transportation Safety Board recommended the FAA require all Part 121 pilots confirm they are on the right runway before...
12.18.2006		Quick Takes Embraer Embraer (ERJ) sold one ERJ 170 to the Sirte Oil Company, the company's first customer in Libya. Delivery is scheduled for March 2007 and is already part of its order book, listed amongst its undisclosed customers. The aircraft is outfitted in a...
12.18.2006		New Market Opportunities, Aircraft Webinar From Aviation Today On the heels of its highly successful aircraft valuations webinar which projected aircraft values into 2007, Aviation Today has gathered top aviation analysts to discuss the new market opportunities and new aircraft, especially the prospects for the...
12.18.2006		RAN Skip Weeks With the advent of the overwhelmingly busy holiday season, Regional Aviation News will not publish the...
12.11.2006		Modifications Force Eclipse Delivery Delays Citing its failure to meet performance guarantees, Eclipse Aviation is modifying the design for its Eclipse 500 very light jet and offering customers reduced costs to compensate for late deliveries, some of which may not come until September 2007. As...
12.11.2006		Air Taxis To Fill Need for 6M Pax Trips Annually There is a demand for about six million passenger trips per year in a mature air taxi system, according to an independent analysis by the Velocity Group. The demand calls for about 2,500 very light jets (VLJs) over the next decade, said the group, which added...
12.04.2006		Local Airports Face Continuing Threat Airports that generate $27.2 billion in economic output and support nearly 275,000 jobs are at increasing risk of not only losing air service but of failing financially owing to the changes in U.S. air transportation and increasing pressure from airlines to...
12.04.2006		Bombardier's Financial's Improve, Provides Growth Forecast Despite significantly improved financials, Bombardier (BBD) put off the launch decision for the new 110- to 130-seat airliner. Pierre Beaudoin, president of Bombardier Aerospace, said the company expects to decide by January 31 whether it will go ahead with...
12.04.2006		Ambitious Days Ahead For Embraer In the wake of its announcements that it will introduce two new executive aircraft next year, Embraer (ERJ) said the 30- to 60-seat market has matured but will continue to play a significant role in North American and European air transportation and will...
12.04.2006		Pinnacle Accident Prompts Engine Recommendations As the result of what some aviators have called hot-dogging by a Pinnacle Airlines (PNCL) crew on a positioning flight, the National Transportation Safety Board urged the Federal Aviation Administration to require new standards for the CF34-1 or CF34-3...
12.04.2006		Quick Takes BAE BAE Systems Regional Aircraft recently signed a new lease agreement with Eurowings for another BAe 146-200, increasing the airline's BAe 146 fleet to 15. The latest aircraft will be delivered in early 2007 to Eurowings, part of Lufthansa Regional group ...
11.20.2006		Regionals Taking On Longer Haul Markets As major carriers build their international networks and offload more and more routes to their regional partners, an increasing number of short-haul markets are being shed, according to BACK Aviation Solutions research conducted for Regional Aviation News...
11.13.2006		Express Jet Continues To Struggle With Aircraft Decision With a lower than expected net profit driven by higher expenses, Express Jet (XJT) is continuing to struggle with its decision to retain 69 aircraft after Continental (CAL) slashed XJT's Continental Express operation by one quarter. However, it has gained...
11.13.2006		Special Report: Airlines Face Paradigm Shift In Air Transport With the launch of corporate shuttle operations by Express Jet (XJT), the increasing discomfort of travelers with traditional airline service, the advent of very-light-jet, per-seat, on-demand service and the displacement of legions of small communities from...
11.13.2006		Pinnacle Posts $36 million Turnaround Despite the fact that operating income was down from the year-ago period, Pinnacle Airlines (PNCL) managed a dramatic turnaround in net income to $15.8 million compared to a loss of $21.3 million in the third quarter of 2005. The airline slashed costs and...
11.13.2006		MAIR Dramatically Narrows Losses MAIR Holdings, Inc. (MAIR) reported a net loss of $2.5 million for the fiscal 2007 second quarter ended September 30, 2006 compared to a net loss of $25.5 million during the same quarter a year ago. It attributed the loss to additional expenses it recorded on...
11.13.2006		RACCA Report Regional Air Cargo Carriers Association (RACCA) updated its web site at http://www.raccaonline.org to include a member search feature. The listings includes business contact information and email links along with an editable description of a member's flight...
11.13.2006		Quick Takes Porter As part of the launch of its new Toronto City Airport-Montreal service, Porter installed an additional Instrument Landing System (ILS) at Toronto City...
11.13.2006		Aircraft Values Webinar Scheduled For December Navigating aircraft values in 2007 is the subject of a major webinar organized by AviationToday.com, sister company to Aircraft Value News. "Aircraft Values in 2007", set for Tuesday, December 5 at 11...
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