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.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
International
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.
As she often covers government announcements regarding aviation matters such as FAA bills and GAO reports, she may be interested in expert insights into how these will impact the industry. If you have specific knowledge of key players or trends within the global aviation sector or can provide commentary on recent legislation impacting this field, your input might be valuable to her reporting.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
WE USE COOKIES ON THIS SITE. This website, or its third party tools, use cookies to enhance your browsing experience. By using this site you agree to this use of cookies.
NBAA is urging action as U.S. lawmakers press to get the FAA reauthorization bill passed this week, but non-germane measures may be a stumbling block.
Senate voted 88 to 4 in favor of reauthorizing the FAA The comprehensive FAA reauthorization bill, H.R.3935, took a major step forward yesterday when the Senate approved the bill by an 88-4 vote.
By: Kerry Lynch
Pratt & Whitney's latest generation of its PW500 turbofan family, the 545D, received Canadian approval, a key step toward market entry on the Citation Ascend.
The FAA issued 19% more pilot certificates in April than in the same month a year ago.
By: Kerry Lynch
NATA teamed up with KGG to assist members with specific regulatory and operational issues such as adding aircraft to certificates and SMS.
Jennifer Homendy received Senate approval Tuesday evening for another term as chair of the NTSB.
WE USE COOKIES ON THIS SITE. This website, or its third party tools, use cookies to enhance your browsing experience. By using this site you agree to this use of cookies.
WE USE COOKIES ON THIS SITE. This website, or its third party tools, use cookies to enhance your browsing experience. By using this site you agree to this use of cookies.
The FAA bill, signed into law, covers everything from AAM to FAA safety and general aviation issues.
(833) 317-6278 
