Resources
Corporate aviation
● Airbus: the growing market for extravagent jets
● Test flights: the Cessna Citation Mustang and the Beechcraft King Air B200
● Netjets: how the company’s European operation achieved a profit - -
Content
Private air travel goes full throttle
Kevin Done reports on an exclusive product’s widening appeal.
Airbus: From mode of transport to plaything of billionaires
Ross Tieman reports on the growing market for extravagant private jets.
Netjets: Europe picks up the pace
It has been a long haul, but NetJets, the world’s leading operator of business jets, finally made a profit from its operations in Europe last year, writes Kevin Done.
Test flight: Cessna Citation Mustang
The Garmin system brings airliner standards of flight information into the bottom rungs of the business class, writes Rohit Jaggi.
Test flight: Beechcraft King Air B200
A buyer who is also a pilot would have to be very tied up not to want to fly this aircraft, says Rohit Jaggi.
JetBird: Low cost private air travel enterprise spreads its wings
Kevin Done looks at a company that plans to provide Europe’s first affordable private jet service.
SATSair: Air cab pioneer hails taxi model
Rohit Jaggi reports on the early stages of the on-demand aircraft service.
Hawker Beechcraft: Buyout opens new markets
The recent takeover at Raytheon is giving access to Chinese and Indian markets, reports Rohit Jaggi.
Geneva airport: Busy berth at heart of city’s success
Haig Simonian analyses the forces behind the establishment of a leading hub.
Helicopters: Business needs power growth
Roger Blitz explains why convenience has become so popular.
