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Air charter service has the edge     16
 COLUMNS
 Private airlines hard hit     22

 Flarepath                                                  4  Tentative steps to restore networks     24



 World Air News                                                                          45 - 46  The Confident Travel Initiative       28


 Hanger Talk                                                                                           48    A long-standing collaboration      33  PRAETOR 600: CERTIFIED
 FEATURES            OUTPERFORMANCE.
 AVIONICS

 Loss of aircraft data takes toll on weather forecasting    30 - 31

 Contactless is the new king      18


 Unprecedented times in commercial aviation    36 - 37
 Exclusive connectivity agreement      24

                     Announcing the certified Praetor 600, the world’s most disruptive
 AFRICA              and technologically advanced super-midsize aircraft that leads
 DRONES             the way in performance, comfort and technology.
 The state of the airline industry in Africa   27
 External carriers should be handed repatriation services   28  Can the commercial UAV industry thrive amid Covid-19?      6  Unveiled at NBAA in October 2018 and now certified by ANAC,

                   FAA and EASA, the Praetor 600 did not just meet initial
 Ghana airports waive landing charges      41  Defying the drone threat       7  expectations, it exceeded them. Named for the Latin root that


 SA ventilator projects      42  Drones in the time of Covid-19     8 - 9  means “lead the way,” the Praetor 600 is a jet of firsts. It is the

 Fastjet to operate SA-Zim Covid-19 mission charter flight    44  South Korea plans launch of air taxi service by 2025      12  first super-midsize jet certified since 2014. The first to fly beyond
                  3,700 nm at M0.80. The first with over 4,000 nm range at LRC.
 MANUFACTURER     The first with full fly-by-wire. The first with turbulence reduction
 AIRCRAFT        capability. The first with a cabin altitude as low as 5,800 feet.
 Embraer talks with potential partners      18

                 The first with high-capacity, ultra-high-speed connectivity

 First type certification for fully electric plane      23  Latest MC-21 test aircraft flown to Ulyanovsk for painting     32  from Viasat’s Ka-band. And all of this, backed by a top-ranked







 Bearhawk Aircraft introduces six-place aircraft       34  Customer Support network.
 MILITARY
 AIRLINES       Learn more at executive.embraer.com/praetor600.

 Lora ballistic missile trial completed successfully     26
 Charter weathers the storm     13  Nuclear bomb design       26

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