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Inside this issue
• Financing money is available – for the right borrowers
• Big US operators are acting now to increase their market share
•VIDEO: Rohit Jaggi takes the controls of Dassault’s Falcon 7X - -
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Global turbulence turns feast to famine
Manufacturers have cut jobs and projects, and flying is down sharply, says Kevin Done
Users: Flyers sum up savings
Some corporate flying has gone undercover, reports Justin Baer
VistaJet: Dissatisfied customer addresses his own complaints
This Swiss operator is focusing on size, says Kevin Done
New products: Delays to big projects reflect mood of caution
Many plans are on ice as manufacturers hold their breath, reports Rohit Jaggi
Helicopters: Regulators set sights on gains in safety
Studies of accidents will lead to recommendations this year, reports Rohit Jaggi
Financing: Tighter market for funds forces flight to quality
Money is available – for the right borrowers, reports Jennifer Hughes
Air taxis: Room for manoeuvre in taxi model
Can the market sustain a series of new entrants, asks Rohit Jaggi
Embraer: Brazilian closes gaps in line-up
Light jets will change the mix of products at this ambitious group, reports Kevin Done
Eclipse Aviation: Game-changer flew too far, too fast
The VLJ pioneer’s story may yet have another chapter, says Rohit Jaggi
Flight test: Dassault draws on its fighter heritage
Rohit Jaggi takes the controls of the French group’s Falcon 7X

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