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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Pete Bunce reflects on his time as president and CEO with GAMA as well as the challenges ahead for the industry.
By: Kerry Lynch
TrustFlight has introduced a training division to help organizations with their safety management and operational efficiency.
Tariffs and potential tax incentives have brought a wave of uncertainty in the U.S. preowned aircraft market, with deals once completed rapidly now slowing, according to broker Hagerty Jet Group.
By: Kerry Lynch
Metro Aviation was recognized as a DOD SkillBridge company, providing training and/or internships for military personnel in their last six months of duty.
By: Kerry Lynch
Working with Gulfstream and Jet Aviation, Gulfstream secured EASA approval for a direct current variant of the Plane Simple antenna aboard a G280.
By: Kerry Lynch
FlightSense, which has developed an AI-based platform to make flight training more efficient and provide AI insights, recently rolled out an update.
A little more than a year after Hop-A-Jet Worldwide Jet Charter lost two pilots and a Bombardier Challenger 604 to an accident in Naples, Florida, president Barry Ellis shared the company’s story about the aftermath of the tragedy with attendees at the 2025 Air Charter Safety Foundation (ACSF) Safety Symposium. He also provided insight into some of the lessons learned about “planning for the unthinkable.”
By: Kerry Lynch
Citing concerns about the fragility of the current notam system, the FAA expects to deploy a new cloud-based system in September under an accelerated timeline.
By: Kerry Lynch
A recent G700 flight from Taipei to Miami has pushed the Gulfstream fleet to 700 speed records, a milestone reached 50 years after the first involving a GII.
By: Kerry Lynch
NATA has asked the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) to restore an exemption for small aircraft from inspection user fees.
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