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UPI NewsTrack TopNews UPI.com ... Airlines officials say the US air carrier is cooperating with federal investigators looking into a close call one of its jets had with a small plane. ... |
Redskins Announce Preseason Schedule WBOC TV 16 The Redskins' first road trip of the 2010 season will be in Week 3 of the preseason when they visit New Meadowlands Stadium to take on the Jets. ... |
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Talon Air, Inc., a global leader in aircraft management and luxury private air charter, expands its services after receiving FAA certification of its FAR Part 145 Repair Station DBA Talon Air Maintenance Services, LLC., CRS #1TLR581B. The repair station offers Talon’s previously in-house maintenance services to the public. The new facility will focus on repairs, inspections and avionics installations for all classes of private aircraft.
“Following the issuance of the repair station certification our licensed A&P mechanics dived into a 72 month Gulfstream IV inspection”, said Jason Figarsky Director of Maintenance. “There is no time like the present…”
Talon Air, Inc. recently completed the construction of their state of the art 95,000 square foot hangar and office complex and has converted its existing 40,000 square foot hangar into a 30,000 sq ft maintenance facility with 10,000 square feet of maintenance shops and office space. Additionally, a battery shop will be available to repair, replace or charge main and emergency batteries on Hawker Beechcraft products and other aircraft.
“Despite the economic downturn, it needed to be the right time for the company to expand the business” said Jason Sanders, Senior Vice President. “We have continued to grow steadily and the repair station is the logical next step to support that growth.”
Talon’s AOG Go-Team will provide rapid mobile response directly to an aircraft anywhere in the Northeast with the parts and tools necessary to return an aircraft to service with minimal delay. Drawing from Talon’s 24/7/365 service, stock of high-usage parts and use of their mobile response vehicle or Cessna 206; Talon’s clients can rest assured that their factory trained technicians are never out of reach. With one phone call Talon’s AOG support becomes your on-demand, hands-on maintenance solution. To learn more visit Talon Air’s website www.TalonAirJets.com.
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With its High-Mach Blended Winglets, the Falcon 2000LX has a range of 4,000 nautical miles at Mach .80, and is up to 40 percent more fuel efficient than other jets in its class. It is ideal for charter journeys such as Los Angeles to Tahiti, Dubai to Brussels, São Paulo to Miami, or Chicago to London.
This technically-advanced jet offers the latest safety features, such as Honeywell EASy avionics and Enhanced Vision Systems. Inside, passengers will enjoy one of the quietest cabins of any large business jet. Upholstered in rich Buttermilk leather, the luxurious club seating is complemented by rare Pommele Bubinga wood veneers. The innovative layout sleeps three in perfect comfort, while leaving sitting room for four other passengers. The long list of amenities includes a state-of-the-art entertainment system, WiFi, satellite voice and data communications, and a fully equipped galley.
As with all the jets in TWC Aviation’s air charter fleet, this Falcon 2000LX is maintained to FAA standards by the company’s in-house experts.
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Wayfarer Aviation, Inc. proudly announces that Craig Acton has been named Chief Financial Officer, reporting to Bill Koch, CEO. Acton will be based in Purchase, New York at the corporate headquarters. With its principal base of operations in Weymouth, Massachusetts, Wayfarer is a premier aircraft management and charter firm of various aircraft types ranging from Gulfstream, Global Express, Falcon, Challenger, Learjet, Hawker-Beechcraft, and Cessna.
Acton comes to Wayfarer from Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings where he was Director and Divisional Controller of Flight and System Operations. He was responsible for the financial close process, budgeting, forecasting, and performance evaluation of the divisions. Additionally, Mr. Acton provided business and operational intelligence to support the company's strategic initiatives. In a prior position held at Atlas Air, Acton was Director of Asset Management and Operational Reporting in the Technical Operations division. In that role, he was responsible for the strategic acquisition, disposal and management of the company's spare parts inventory.
"Craig Acton complements the senior management team at Wayfarer with a very bright mind, solid experience, and the kind of 'can-do' energy that characterizes the Wayfarer organization," said Bill Koch, CEO of Wayfarer Aviation. "Craig's leadership of the Finance and Accounting groups will further enhance Wayfarer's management service offerings, providing the industry's highest standards of service quality and integrity. We will value his contributions in this key role as Wayfarer's CFO."
Before joining Atlas Air, Acton worked as a consultant for the largest consulting firm dedicated to the air transport industry. There he provided a wide range of management consulting services assisting clients in financial analysis and planning, valuations, business plans, start-ups and industry/economic analysis. Mr. Acton began his career as an auditor for Ernst & Young's Audit & Advisory Business Services group.
"Wayfarer has quickly established itself as an industry leader by delivering unparalleled value to our customers that offers them turnkey solutions to achieve their goals and objectives," said Acton. "It is all about performance, providing our customers with superior service and an exceptional experience - this is what differentiates us from our competitors."
Acton received a Bachelors of Science in Economics from John Carroll University and a Masters of Science in Accountancy from the University of Notre Dame.
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Business Jets, an Economic Indicator? New York Times Things were so bad that Terrance P. Kelley, the chief executive of Gold Jets, a business aviation consulting firm based in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., ... |
Pratt & Whitney Head Sees Bottom For Biz Jet Sales Airwise ... unit expects global industry sales of business jets to bottom out this year and begin to recover in 2011, said a senior executive of the engine maker. ... |

