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Cessna rolls out New Citation Sovereign
General Aviation

The initial production version of Cessna’s New Citation Sovereign has rolled off the line as the first of six new aircraft Cessna hopes to bring to market this year. The newest Citation comes with a range of 3,000nm and features improved cabin cooling, Garmin G5000 avionice with auto throttles and a new cabin management system.

Superjet makes emergency landing in Moscow
Headlines

A Russian Sukhoi Superjet 100 made an emergency landing in Moscow Thursday after its landing gear failed to retract following takeoff, according to reports. None of the 77 passengers on board the Aeroflot service from Moscow to Nizhny Novgorod were injured, but the incident was another black mark for a program struggling to shake off

New details, but no cause on 787 woes
Headlines

A document dump by the US NTSB this week revealed extensive details on the safety regulator’s investigation into the battery fires that have grounded Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner. But the report also showed that investigators remain far from determining what caused the batteries to catch fire. According to a 39-page interim factual report, released this week

Now allowed on US flights: knives, bats, golf clubs (but only two)
Airlines

Reversing a decade long trend toward ever-tighter security regulations, the US FAA will again allow passengers to carry small knives and an assortment of clubs and bats onto flights. The policy change will bring US security standards into line with those overseas and allow the Transportation Security Administration to focus on more serious threats, the

App promises cheaper aviation fuel
Headlines

A US company has launched a free app designed to help jet fuel customers find the lowest prices at airports around the world. Delaware based Fuel Bidder LLC says its Fuelbidder.com app will help air charter or executive jet flight departments save time and money by leveraging competition between fuel providers. “Many aircraft operators are

Airbus A400M airlifter makes first production flight
Defence

The first production version of Airbus Military’s A400M airlifter has completed its maiden flight, with the company saying the aircraft is on schedule for delivery to the French Air Force by June. ‘On schedule’ is, of course, a relative term. France was initially supposed to receive its first A400M roughly three years ago. But after

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