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Key Takeaways:

  • The new CEO of Airbus resigned after just three months, citing a lack of autonomy to lead the company through its ongoing crisis.
  • The NBAA's annual convention is scheduled for next week in Orlando, featuring special coverage and a raffle for a free online MBA for aviation professionals.
  • Investigators released their final report on the 2005 Helios 737 crash, and deliveries of Sino Swearingen's SJ30 light jet have been delayed due to wing installation issues.
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The new CEO of Airbus has quit after just three months on the job, saying he wasn’t given the autonomy he needed to lead the company through its current crisis…

NBAA’s annual convention is coming up next week, Oct. 17-19, in Orlando. AVweb‘s Jeb Burnside will be there. Watch for two special editions of AVwebBiz in your inbox. Not a subscriber? Sign up here

Daniel Webster College will raffle off a free online MBA for Aviation Professionals at the NBAA convention…

Investigators have released their final report on a Helios 737 that crashed near Athens in 2005 after losing pressurization…

FAA tells controllers they can’t go out for lunch…

Deliveries of Sino Swearingen’s SJ30 light jet have been delayed due to problems with the wing installation on the first two copies…

Popular Mechanics has named Burt Rutan as winner of its Breakthrough Leadership Award…

Special from Sam’s Club… buy a Citation Mustang jet for Christmas, get a lifetime membership to bargain shopping tossed in for free…

It’s fall, and Operation Migration is underway, with ultralight pilots leading endangered cranes to their winter home.

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