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The 2nd Annual ARFF Chiefs and Leadership School, led by Captain Brian Boucher in Orlando, explores the promising future of Very Light Jets (VLJs). With the world passenger fleet projected to rise to nearly 25,000 aircraft by 2020, there is an expected demand for approximately 17,400 new aircraft. This event highlights critical statistics on flight hours, departures, and aircraft safety, alongside advancements in manufacturing and performance metrics of VLJs. Discover the market potential, including corporate, private, and air taxi opportunities, and the implications for the aviation industry.
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Very Light Jets 2nd Annual ARFF Chiefs and Leadership School Captain Brian Boucher Orlando 2008
More than 17000 New Aircraft ICAO/CAEP Forecast, 2007
Global Passenger Fleet ForecastBy Generic Seat Category ICAO/CAEP Forecast, 2004
Summary • The world passenger fleet is expected to increase to almost 25000 aircraft by the year 2020 • A potential for nearly 17400 new aircraft ICAO/CAEP Forecast, 2004
Boeing Stats • 40 million flight hours • 19 million departures • Certified Jet Aircraft over 60,000 lbs is 20,042 • 12,014 Boeing • Last 10 years we had 89 fatal and 284 non fatal…..CFIT
Late 90’s • Ron Lueck
History of VLJ • Micro Jets • Made from Carbon Fibers and Aluminum • Single Engine or Dual • Homebuilt Initiative • Certified Market • Under 10,000 lbs 4500 kgs • Single Pilot IFR
Performance • 1000-1500 nm range • Take Off Distance 2800-3100 feet • Landing Distance 2500-3000 feet • Maximum altitude 43,000 feet • VMO in the range of 310-345 kts • Turbofans 900 lbs of Thrust
Eclipse 500 • Under a Million Bucks $
Who is buying • Private • Corporate • Commercial / Air Taxi • Government
Day jet • Part 135 • Per Seat on Demand
Phostrex www.phostrex.com
SMS Principles • Each Index or Category will complete a HIRA • What is the Hazard for your airport? • What are the risks? • Complete RA model of your choice • Implement changes if necessary
MSDS • Phosphorus Tribromide 99% • Nitogen Gas • Helium Gas • Non Flamable • Reacts with water produces acid irratates
Questions? brian.boucher@yahoo.com