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Airlines
Etihad Swings to Loss as Equity Partnerships Weigh on Finances
Abu Dhabi-based carrier attributes decline to range of factors, including Alitalia and Air Berlin exposure
Aircraft
Falcon Sales Boost Dassault First-half Results
Deliveries of Falcons increased by two to 17 in the first half, while order intake of new and pre-owned Falcons jumped by more than 25 percent.
Training and Workforce
Bombardier Adds Challenger 300 Sim at Dallas Center
The facility can train up to 3,000 pilots and 280 maintenance technicians per year.
Aircraft
Vulcanair V1.0 Trainer Aiming at U.S. Training Market
The four-seat piston-powered V1.0 from Vulcanair retails for $259,000 and features a glass cockpit and constant-speed prop.
Engines
Continental Secures EASA TC for CD-300 Diesel
Continental is adding two engines to its CD-200 family as it expands the breadth of its diesel line with the CD-300.
Aircraft
Airbus Remains Optimistic on A320neo Delivery Target
Despite engine issues, CEO Tom Enders calls plan to deliver 200 A320neo-family narrowbodies this year "a realistic target"
Aircraft
Historic Meeting of B-29s 'FIFI' and Doc
The only remaining World War II-vintage Boeing Superfortresses rub elbows at EAA AirVenture
Aircraft
Funds Needed To Power World’s Oldest Liberator
Three of the four engines are timed out.
Aircraft
U.S. Air Force Aims To Speed Hypersonic Weapon Development
The service has determined that five defense contractors have the capability to develop the air-launched hypersonic strike weapon.
Cabin Interior and Electronics
Vision Systems To Display Nuance V2 at AirVenture
Vision Systems will display its second-generation electronically dimmable window Nuance V2 at PPG’s booth 2072 in Hangar B.
FBOs
FAA Dismisses Signature Santa Ana FBO Lease Complaint
Signature vowed to continue to pursue all legal remedies over the leasehold.
Aircraft
2Q17 Deliveries Down, but Sales Steady, at Gulfstream
During the quarter, Gulfstream delivered 30 jets (23 large and seven midsize) versus 36 in the same period last year (29 large and seven midsize).
Regulations and Government
Senate Appropriators Move To Block ATC Reform Proposal
FAA would receive well over $500 million in additional funding under the Senate version of the fiscal 2018 transportation appropriations bill.
Airports
Changi’s New Terminal 4 Creates Headroom For Airline Growth
Three current terminals have nearly reached capacity
Aircraft
Mooney M10 Back On, Company Begins Acclaim Deliveries
The company sees a market for light M10 in China.
Aircraft
Surprise Debut for Russian Light Jet at MAKS
The SR-10 is apparently derived from Sukhoi’s previous work to develop an innovative military trainer and sporting airplane.
Cabin Interior and Electronics
Dual Electronics Rolls Out Dual-band ADS-B Receiver
The portable unit connects to electronic flight bag apps through Bluetooth.
Maintenance and Modifications
Raisbeck Offering New Swept Prop for King Air 350
The company expects the carbon-fiber prop to improve overall aircraft performance by between 5 and 7 percent.
Electric Sun Flyer Plans Fall First Flight
The company holds deposits for its two-seat and planned four-seat models.
Aircraft
Daher Team Displays Morane-Saulnier Parasol Replica
Daher's replica of the Morane-Saulnier Type L Parasol World War I trainer took six years and more than 15,000 man-hours to build.
Avionics
RBR Maintenance and Millennium Form Partnership
The deal will see Dallas Love Field-based RBR handle sales and installation of Millennium's avionics packages for Cessna Citations.
Engines
GE, Aero-Dienst Renew CF34 Maintenance Agreement
The German MRO provider has been a GE-authorized service center since 2011.
Maintenance and Modifications
New Dassault Unit Packages Pre-Owned Falcon Services
The reorganization comes as Dassault has seen a jump in pre-owned Falcon transactions.
Engines
Vector South Africa Completes First PT6A-140 Overhaul
The location is the world's only independent designated overhaul facilty for the engine model.
BRS Aerospace Offering Parachute Discount at AirVenture
BRS Aerospace is offering AirVenture attendees a 10 percent installation discount for Cessna 172 and 182 whole aircraft parachute recovery systems.
Regulations and Government
Ali Bahrami Returns To FAA To Lead Aviation Safety
Most recently vice president for civil aviation at AIA, Bahrami previously spent 24 years at the FAA.
Aircraft
Viking Makes Oshkosh Debut with Milestone Aircraft
The Canadian manufacturer revived the Twin Otter assembly line and has now produced more than 100 of the rugged turboprop twins.
Aircraft
JStars Contenders Argue Merits of Business Jet Versus Airliner
A Gulfstream G550 can fly the JStars mission 'higher, faster, farther' and more affordably than an airliner, the manufacturer contends.
Avionics
BendixKing Offers New Smartphone-based Satellite Tracking
The device which attaches to the user's phone allows global messaging and tracking as well as an emergency SOS beaon.
Engines
Soloy, SMA Unveil Jet-A Powered Cessna Skylane
The conversion will improve fuel economy for the long-serving aircraft.
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