Lynx FBO Network at KANE Near Minneapolis Ready for Some Football Traffic

Lynx FBO Network, which has a facility at Anoka County-Blaine Airport (Jane’s Field) (KANE) near Minneapolis, Minn., is taking reservations from aircraft operators wishing to land close to the site of Super Bowl LII but outside the 10 nm Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) area where GA operations will be prohibited.
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Universal FBOs Get Facelift To Add Style To Flight Support Expertise

Flight planning and support group Universal Weather & Aviation has largely built its reputation on its 50 years of experience and harnessing technology to make life easier for business aircraft operators. But now the U.S.-based group is looking to upgrade the quality of its ground handling facilities in some 20 countries around the world, starting at London Stansted Airport, where it last month took the wraps off a comprehensively refurbished FBO.
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New Study Highlights Business Aviation Value to Local, State, Federal Governments

The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) welcomed a new study showing that local, state and federal government use of business aircraft increases agency or departmental efficiency and provides significant taxpayer value.
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NBAA Welcomes Government Report Highlighting Value of Business Aviation

National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) President and CEO Ed Bolen welcomed a new report, issued by the U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC), confirming the critical importance of business aircraft manufacture to America’s industrial base and the value of business aviation in making companies of all sizes more efficient, productive and competitive.
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NBAA Joins Call for Congress to Extend Accelerated Depreciation Until 2013

The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) has joined more than 60 businesses and organizations nationwide in signing a letter urging congress to extend "bonus" depreciation, allowing for accelerated cost recovery of strategic purchases, including business aircraft.
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Delayed Recovery Forecast for Business Jet Market

NEWTOWN, Conn. [December 6, 2010] — A new study released by Forecast International projects that a total of 11,437 business jets, worth an estimated $217.5 billion, will be produced from 2010 through 2019. "The Market for Business Jet Aircraft" also indicates that business jet production, which has dropped sharply since late 2008, will continue declining through 2011. A recovery in overall business jet build rates will not occur until 2012, according to the Forecast International projections.
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