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Richard N. Aarons

Richard N. Aarons

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Safety Editor, Business and Commercial Aviation, Aviation Week

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Total articles 62

  • Chocked, Locked And Done: BCA's Retiring Editors Offer A Final Salute

    By Jessica Salerno, William Garvey Verified, Fred George, Richard N. Aarons Verified| Business & Commercial Aviation Verified For reasons too frustrating to detail, this, my last issue of BCA, has been one of the worst to put together in recent memory. You would think after doing this job for what some might consider a ridiculous number of years, publishing an issue of BCA would be “old hat,” maybe even boring. Well, trust me, being executive editor of this magazine has been everything but dull.

    By Jessica Salerno, William Garvey Verified, Fred George, Richard N. Aarons Verified · Business & Commercial Aviation

    Nov. 16, 2020

  • Wrong Right-Seater: Past Flaws And Failures Forgotten

    By Richard N. Aarons Verified| Business & Commercial Aviation Verified On Feb. 23, 2019, at 1239 CST (1839Z), Atlas Air Inc. (Atlas) Flight 3591, a Boeing 767-375BCF, dived from 6,000 ft. into a shallow, muddy marsh area of Trinity Bay 34 mi. east-southeast of George Bush/Houston Intercontinental Airport (KIAH) while on approach. The captain, first officer and a non-revenue pilot riding in the jump seat died, and the cargo aircraft was destroyed on impact.

    By Richard N. Aarons Verified · Business & Commercial Aviation

    Aug. 14, 2020

  • Chocked, Locked And Done: BCA's Retiring Editors Offer A Final Salute

    By Jessica Salerno, William Garvey Verified, Fred George, Richard N. Aarons Verified| Business & Commercial Aviation Verified For reasons too frustrating to detail, this, my last issue of BCA, has been one of the worst to put together in recent memory. You would think after doing this job for what some might consider a ridiculous number of years, publishing an issue of BCA would be “old hat,” maybe even boring. Well, trust me, being executive editor of this magazine has been everything but dull.

    By Jessica Salerno, William Garvey Verified, Fred George, Richard N. Aarons Verified · Business & Commercial Aviation

    Nov. 16, 2020

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Aviation Week

Aviation Week Network is a New York-based B2B publishing and event production company that has been a key player in the aviation, aerospace, and defense industries since its founding in 1916. As a multimedia information provider, it offers a variety of services tailored to industry professionals. The company publishes several print magazines, including its flagship publication, Aviation Week & Space Technology, along with Business & Commercial Aviation and Air Transport World. It also provides digital briefings through various email reports, such as Aviation Daily and Aerospace Daily & Defense Report. Aviation Week Network organizes conferences and exhibitions, particularly in the aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) sector, and hosts prestigious awards ceremonies that recognize achievements in aerospace and airline industries. Aviation Week Network serves a diverse clientele, including aerospace manufacturers, airlines, airports, business aviation operators, militaries, and governments, helping them navigate market trends and seize business opportunities.

New York, New York, United States

+1 800-525-5003

Founded: 1916