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Embraer has delivered the first Asia-Pacific-based Phenom 300E to Australian luxury travel company Northern Escape Collection.The handover of aircr stanley us aft serial number 463 VH-NSQ came three months after the upgraded E-variant of the light business jet 鈥?the second iteration of the nine-year-old Phenom 300 鈥?entered service. Eight examples have been delivered stanley cup to date.The Phenom 300E 鈥?short for Enhanced 鈥?was launched in October 2017. It features a redesigned cabin, restyled and improved seating designed by Embraer Aero Seating Technologies in Titusville, Florida, and a high-end in-flight entertainment and cabin management system supplied by Lufthansa Technik.EmbraerNorthern Escape s 300E will be used to transport guests to its collection of luxury private lodges located throughout Queensland. The aircraft will be operated on the company s behalf by Brisbane-based business aircraft charter and management firm Avcair. Adding the jet transfer to the Northern Escape C stanley us ollection, which is also serviced by our private helicopter fleet Nautilus Aviation, allows our guests to travel in style and comfort throughout their entire journey, says Chris Morris, executive chairman of Northern Escape and Nautilus parent company the Morris Group.Embraer describes the Phenom 300 as the best-selling and most-delivered light business jet for the last six years . Flight Fleets Analyzer records a global inventory of nearly 450 examples, of which 11 are based in the Asia-Pacific and three in Austral Ljol Kratos upgrades mixed-reality helicopter trainer to simulate aerial assaults

PORTLAND, Maine 鈥?The volume and value of America comm stanley cups uk ercial fishing industry both fell according to newly released federal figures, though members of the industry said the decline was to be expected following a recent spike in supply.The catch at U.S. ports in stanley mug the 50 states fell 2.6 percent to 8.4 billion pounds in 2022, a stanley cup ccording to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fisheries of the United States report, which the agency released this month. The same report said the catch was worth $5.9 billion at the docks in 2022, the most recent year with available statistics, and that was a drop of 11 percent.America also ate a little bit less seafood in 2022, as per capita consumption fell about 3 percent to 19.8 pounds in 2022, the report said. However, 2021 was a historically high year for seafood consumption, and the supply of available seafood surged, said Gavin Gibbons, chief strategy officer with the National Fisheries Institute in Reston, Virginia.A dip following a record year was not unexpected, Gibbons said Monday. He said there are other encouraging trends, such as that the top ten most consumed species make up 79 percent of total consumption.This illustrates that U.S. consumers are continuing to diversify their palate. For many years those 10 choices made up closer to 90 percent of total consumption, Gibbons said.The fisheries report comes out every year and is intended as a snapshot of the size and scope of the U