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Jeff Rex returns to L2 Aviation, assuming the role of Chief Revenue Officer
L2 Aviation, a prominent provider of comprehensive avionics services encompassing engineering, certification, installation, and manufacturing, has welcomed Jeff Rex back into its fold as Chief Revenue Officer. Jeff, L2’s inaugural employee, brings over three decades of aerospace industry expertise to his new role. With a distinguished career marked by senior executive positions, Jeff has earned
Bombardier sees substantial backlog growth with a 1.6 unit book-to-bill ratio, along with expanded margins and increased service revenues in the first quarter of 2024.
Bombardier Inc. (TSX: BBD.B) unveiled its financial results for the first quarter of 2024, highlighted by a robust surge in service revenues and order activity. Compared to 2023, the company experienced a 60% increase in jet sales during the first quarter of 2024, elevating the backlog(5) to $14.9 billion. Bombardier remains on course with its
Priority access to private and business aircraft without the need for equity ownership
PlaneSmart! Aviation (PSA) is offering an aircraft access model that provides dedicated aircraft without the need for aircraft equity investment
magniX announces letter of Intent with Harbour Air for 50 magni650 electric engines
magniX today announced that Harbour Air, North America’s largest seaplane airline, has signed a LOI to purchase 50 magni650’s
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Spring 2024
We could justifiably have billed this spring 2024 edition of EVA as the People & Passion Special. People feature strongly as the cornerstone of every article, while their passion for the aviation industry, and business aviation in particular, shines through.
Don Campion, co-founder of Florida’s Banyan Air Service, is about as passionate an aviation person as you could hope to find. His story begins with flying to school in bushplanes as a child in Africa, progresses through road trips between Toronto and Miami in a Honda Civic, and includes creating one of America’s busiest non-airline airports.
Gulfstream president Mark Burns will need no introduction to many readers. He received the Lifetime Aviation Industry Leader Award at the 21st Annual Living Legends of Aviation Awards ceremony in January. Afterwards, he reflected: “This recognition is very humbling for me, but I think it’s really a testament to the more than 20,000 Gulfstream employees who are some of the best in our industry.” Passion and humility make for a powerful combination in his case.
Over the previous 18 months or so we have explored aspects of crew training, from emergency evacuation, through medical emergency to maintenance. In this