Kerry Lynch is the Editor of AIN Monthly Magazine at Aviation International News. She specializes in aviation and aerospace, covering a range of topics including airlines, finance, and events in the industry. Kerry's work has been featured in publications such as FutureFlight, Business Jet Traveler, and Aviation International News.
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Kerry Lynch's coverage is heavily focused on the aviation industry, particularly business jets and regulatory developments. She frequently reports on private sector announcements and press releases, indicating a preference for news directly from companies or organizations involved in the aviation industry.
Given her focus on transportation & logistics, Kerry would likely welcome pitches related to advancements in aircraft technology, updates from key players in the aviation industry, as well as legislative and regulatory changes affecting air travel.
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Business jet brokers' market sentiment has remained stable in the past six months, according to the latest semi-annual index released by Jefferies Equity Research.
TSA has completed its update of Part 380 security requirements as public charters have remained under scrutiny.
By: Kerry Lynch
Rep. Troy Nehls (R-Texas) is stepping in to replace Garret Graves at the head of the U.S. House aviation subcommittee.
As the new Congress and Administration arrived in Washington in January, the aviation community looked ahead to new opportunities.
Used business jet inventory is ebbing over time but is still up 7% year over year (YOY), according to analyst Jefferies Research.
Regulations are on halt, an aviation security advisory committee was dismantled, and leading positions were vacated at FAA and TSA under the new administration.
By: Kerry Lynch
Ontic has selected Duncan Aviation to support legacy Honeywell thrust reverser actuator system components found on 3,000 GE-powered airliners and business jets.
Fractional ownership providers PlaneSense and Jetfly have joined forces to expand their reaches—and service offerings—in both the Americas and Europe.
By: Kerry Lynch
Sean Duffy sailed through Senate Commerce Committee consideration, setting up a vote by the full U.S. Senate.
Chris Rocheleau, who had been COO for NBAA, has moved back to the FAA to fill the deputy administrator's position vacated earlier this month.
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