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Inside this issue
• A split in the market is overshadowing optimism
• The giant of Europe is braced for a bumpy ride
• Video: Review of Cessna CJ4 - -
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Clouds of recession begin to disperse
A sector savaged by the downturn is finally seeing a return to stability, if not to the best of health, reports Pilita Clark
Air taxis: Funding woes bring high ambitions down to earth
One start-up has failed even to get off the ground, says Kevin Done
Jet prices: Market split overshadows optimism
Experts are warning that any bounceback is likely to be muted, reports Jeremy Lemer
Profile: Education is all part of the full jet service
Dagmar Grossmann has helped open up new markets, says Jan Cienski
VistaJet: Fast-growing group thinks big to stay in profit
Kevin Done examines a strategy that has kept the downturn at bay
Turboprops: Cost concerns start to make propellers fashionable again
Sales of some older, slower aircraft have bucked the trend, reports Rohit Jaggi
Helicopters: Bell pledges a more aggressive stance
The company has in recent years lost market share in civil helicopter sales to rivals, writes Rohit Jaggi
NetJets: Giant of Europe is braced for a bumpy ride
Investment carries on alongside the cutbacks, says Pilita Clark
Flight lines: The biggest ash disaster in the world
Charter companies quickly moved to fill the gap, writes Rohit Jaggi
Flight test: Cessna’s light jet faces stiff opposition
The high-tech Citation CJ4 has a long heritage to live up to, says Rohit Jaggi
