Justin Foster is a Systems Engineer specializing in FAR Part 23 Jets. He is also a writer for Simple Flying and his work has been featured in Solutions Review, The Suffolk Journal, and SecurityInfoWatch.com. Justin covers a range of aviation topics, including airline news, aircraft incidents, travel destinations, and industry trends.
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Justin's coverage mainly focuses on aviation, airlines, airports, and aircraft. He appears to cover a wide range of topics within the transportation & logistics and travel & tourism sectors.
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By: Justin Foster
This program complements its existing midsize and super-midsize business jet programs.
By: Justin Foster
This new application allows users to study for flight training while utilizing an Apple Vision Pro.
grumman Link copied to clipboard Grumman has been one of the most notable companies in both the general aviation and private aviation industries in the world.
By: Justin Foster
Private flights are expected to see air passenger duty cost approximately 50% more.
Currently, the privately held company operates eleven different business jets.
Netjets Link copied to clipboard On Wednesday, October 30th, NetJets revealed it had broken ground on one of its newest luxury facilities in the United States.
Flight Training Link copied to clipboard On Thursday, October 31, AXIS Flight Simulation officially unveiled its newest state-of-the-art flight training product.
The company operates a small fleet of Dassault private jets.
Private Aviation Link copied to clipboard In late October, Textron, the parent company that owns Textron Aviation, Bell Helicopter, and
Cessna Link copied to clipboard Cessna Aircraft Company is one of the largest general aviation aircraft manufacturers in the world.
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