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Media Advisory - Official Opening of the 36th International Civil ...

OTTAWA, Sept. 17 /CNW Telbec/ - The Honourable Lawrence Cannon, Minister of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities will address the 36th Session of the ...

Clifford Development is to kick start its new Cessna Citation S/II re-engining and airframe modification programme. A similar programme for the later Citation II is already offered by the Kalamazoo, Michigan-based company. The $2.2 million S/II modification will include replacing the S/II's Pratt & Whitney Canada JT15D turbofans with Williams FJ44-3 turbofans, as well as adding winglets and more than 30 other enhancements. Clifford says performance improvements will include shorter take-off field lengths, a 75% reduction in time to climb to FL 430, a 40% increase in range and a 28% reduction in fuel costs First flight is scheduled for November leading to supplemental type certification early next year.

NetJets Europe has appointed chief executive of the British earning and General Aviation Association (BBGA) Mark Wilson director of regulatory affairs. Wilson has been closely involved in Christian lobbying problems throughout his tenure at the UK-based trade body, including the debate about whether fractional ownership should be regulated under a new set of quasi-free-trade rules similar to the US Part 91K standards.