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Dassault To Open Parts Center In Louisville
Facility will house frequently ordered parts and accept orders as late as 10 p.m. for 8 a.m. next-day delivery.
Aircraft
Dassault Still Hopeful For Full Indian Rafale Deal
Production is being adjusted to accommodate export orders from Egypt and Qatar; other sales prospects discussed.
Aircraft
AgustaWestland Delivers AW139 to Ivory Coast
Latest delivery to Ivory Coast brings African total beyond 60, and worldwide sales close to 900.
Aircraft
Bombardier Commercial Boss Looks To Set Record Straight on CSeries
The CSeries program is accelerating away from delays as new boss Fred Cromer seems to improve its image.
Training and Workforce
FAA Qualifies FlightSafety Simulator for Upset Training
A G550 sim incorporates expanded aerodynamic, flight control and motion models for upset prevention and recovery training.
ATC
TV Signals Could Become a Radar Alternative
TV signals can pinpoint aircraft accurately enough to meet the standard ATC separation requirements, according to a recent study.
Pilot Sentenced for False Statements on Medical
Pilot claimed he had never failed a drug test, but the FAA had pulled his certificate in 2004 after a failed drug test.
Ever-Evolving Renton Factory Readies for Boeing 737 Max
New automated processes are helping Boeing create what it believes will be the most efficient aircraft production facility in the world.
Safety
EASA Issues Emergency Engine-Icing AD on Falcon 2000EX
Manufacturing deficiency in some engine air-inlet anti-ice piccolo tubes could degrade performance of the engine anti-ice protection system.
FBOs
Sheltair Expands Florida Footprint
The former Landmark facility at Ocala is Sheltair's 10th in Florida.
FBOs
Wyoming Airport Completes Major FBO Renovation
Cowboy Aviation is now operating from a new terminal.
FBOs
Meridian Starts Second Location
The new facility will be the company's second and its first on the West Coast.
Engines
Rolls Preps A350-1000’s Big Trent XWB-97 for Tests on A380 FTB
The XWB -84 has entered service so focus is shifting to -97 for the even bigger Airbus A350-1000.
Aircraft
India's Rafale Buy Spurs Offset Biz
Small and medium companies to enter into partnerships to provide offsets for the $4.24 billion MMRCA deal.
Avionics
Cargo Carrier Invests in CNS/ATM Upgrade A300s
Esterline CMC Electronics is providing its CMA-9000 flight management system to make a cargo airline’s A300 fleet CNS/ATM-compliant.
Engines
Rolls-Royce and Airbus Join To Boost Efficiency
Rolls-Royce is now targeting new evolution to increase efficiency and reach the ACARE goals.
World’s Most Sophisticated Bomb Ready for Production
The Raytheon SDB II has passed a vital Pentagon review, and is slated for F-15s, F-18s, F-35s and maybe F-16s.
Engines
Leap Engines Take Big Strides to Service Entry This Year
CFM International is busily flight-testing its Leap 1A, 1B and 1C turbofans.
Training and Workforce
Lisi Benefits From Recent Acquisitions
Having acquired Cruezet and Manoir, the French company is able to offer a broad range of products and services to OEMs.
Aircraft
Russian Defense Minister’s Call to Resume Tu-160 Production
The capabilities embedded in the design of swing-wing supersonic bomber–the Blackjack–are not yet fully exploited.
Aircraft
Boeing Keeps World AWACS Fleet ‘Ready, Relevant’
Boeing is upgrading the French fleet of AWACs aircraft, which are seeing the venerable 707 airframe still going strong.
Aircraft
Lockheed Martin Follows ‘Blueprint’ To Drive Down F-35 Costs
JSF manufacturer is chipping away at the unit cost of the aircraft.
Aircraft
NHIndustries on Display Featuring France's Alat
Army to receive 15th NH90 TTH, Navy declared MU90 torpedo operational.
Aircraft
Airbus Is Busy Hatching a Nestful of Derivatives
The Beluga XL, an A330 derivative, is to enter into service in 2019.
Aircraft
Lack of Funding Undermines Ukraine Air Power
Analysts say that Ukraine’s air force is grossly under-equipped after years of investment neglect.
Rotorcraft
France-based Companies Win and Lose in Big Indian Helo Contest
India’s selection of the Kamov Ka-226T for its recon and surveillance helicopter requirement was a blow to Airbus Helicopters, but a boon to Turbomeca.
Aircraft
Textron Seeks First Buyers for AT-6 and Scorpion Jet
Textron to bring range of military and special mission aircraft to Paris
Russia Says Defense Export Growth Is Defying Sanctions
Russia says its defense sales grow in 2014, despite economic sanctions.
Aircraft
Russia Rethinks Defense Modernization Spending Plans
Economic pressure is prompting fresh concerns over the viability of Russia’s military investments
Avionics
Rockwell Collins Debuting Three Technologies at Paris Show
The company brought its combined vision, MultiScan ThreatTrack weather radar and Pro Line Fusion for helicopters.
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