Kerry Lynch is the Editor of Aviation International News magazine and a mom of three boys. With a focus on the aviation industry, Kerry's articles cover a wide range of topics including business jet deliveries, aircraft validation processes, corporate angel networks, and legislative developments impacting the aviation sector.
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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.
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Ben Shirazi, president of aircraft broker SmartJets, remains hopeful that bonus depreciation will be included in a tax package that could come up in Congress.
By: Kerry Lynch
After years of expansion, innovative approaches, and the addition of more aircraft support products, Bombardier is well on its way toward achieving
The CitationPartners Excel/XLS Eagle upgrade is realizing a $355,000 net value gain right out of the gate, according to the latest valuations from VREF.
By: Kerry Lynch
Asian Sky Group found that optimism is dipping for the most part in Asia-Pacific, Middle East, and North Africa, but purchase plans for aircraft are stable.
Congress is expected to consider a tax bill early next year with a provision for accelerated business expense write-offs.
Nicholas Sabatini, the former FAA associate administrator for aviation safety who helped bring in the "just culture" concept, died at 88.
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) is marking the 80th anniversary of the signing of its convention, which set in motion the
MEBAA 2024 Bombardier's 7,700-nm Global 7500 has reached a new plateau: the 200th delivery to a customer.
The General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) has selected James Viola, currently president and CEO of Vertical Aviation International (VAI), to succeed Pete Bunce at the helm of the association.
The nose-to-tail refurbishment program involves extensive upgrades and is selling like crazy.
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