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Safety

Ph.D Candidate Seeks Input on Mx Tech Decision-Making

The study’s goal is to improve efficiency and reduce the amount of time and money spent reworking aircraft discrepancies.
Safety

California Repair Station Faces FAA Penalty

Leading Edge failed to conduct drug-and-alcohol tests for employees in safety-sensitive positions, contends the FAA.
Avionics

Updates Needed for Iridium SatVoice with Safety Services

Changes will be required to installations of Part 121, 125 and 135 SatVoice systems by November 2016.
Charter & Fractional

Fractional Profile: PlaneSense Takes A Unique Heading

The turboprop operator is adding jets to the mix.
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Cabin Interior and Electronics

SmartSky, Jet Aviation Partner on Global Express Wi-Fi

The companies are seeking an STC to be aimed at the retrofit market, for type owners and operators seeking to take advantage of airborne Wi-Fi.
FBOs

African Flight Services Provider Selects FBO One

Astra Aviation will be among the first companies to use FBO One to support airline and cargo operations, in addition to executive charter.
Aircraft

German Airline has Big Plans for a Little Bizjet

Hahn Air has used the Cessna CJ4 as a miniature airliner since 2012.
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Accidents

Sikorsky S-76C+ Crashes in Lagos

Six people died in the Sikorsky S-76C+ crash.
Regulations and Government

Certification, Safety Remain Reauthorization Focus

While most debate focuses on ATC reform, FAA reauthorization will tackle an array of issues.
Aircraft

Honeywell and Dutch Air Force Agree To Long-term Support Deal

Closer working on maintenance and parts supply should improve the operational availability of over 100 aircraft
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FBOs

FBO Profile: Delta Jet Center

An airline-owned FBO makes a name for itself in Cincinnati.
Cabin Interior and Electronics

2015 Cabin Electronics Report

Cabin systems continue to evolve as new technologies debut.
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Aircraft

Boeing Boosts Outlook on Indian Growth, ASEAN Open Skies

Raises 20-year forecast for India to 1,740 airplanes
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Accidents

TSB: Power Lines Lacked Standard Safety Markings

The power line lacked the standard triangular markings to warn the pilot of the upcoming intersection with another line, according to the board.

Business Jet Traveler Brings Home the Gold

The magazine has won four more editorial awards, bringing the total since 2005 to 32.
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Helipark Is New Garmin Dealer in Brazil

Direct purchase agreement saves time, complexity and money.
Airports

Sint Maarten’s SXM Airport Intensifies Hub-Development Efforts

Already a gateway for the Northeast Caribbean, the facility has set its sights on drawing more traffic from the U.S., Europe and South America
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Catarina Airport Proposal Still Very Much In Play

Business airport planned to west of São Paulo will see runway construction underway by year-end, and opening by June 2016.

Brazil’s Avantto Partners with ACASS on International Aircraft Sales

ACASS will work with operators and vendors to help Avantto customers find the right international buyer for their aircraft.
Maintenance and Modifications

FSI Selects Aeroglobo for P&WC Training in Brazil

The training will be offered at the company's facility in Botucatu.
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Airlines

Emirates Plans World’s Longest Flight

Dubai-Panama City Service to Last 17 Hours, 35 Minutes
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Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

FAA Warns Of Criminal Charges As UAS Sightings Spike

The FAA issued a stern warning about unauthorized drones use as the number of pilot sightings have already nearly tripled so far this year.
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Might LABACE Move to Campo de Marte?

Congonhas is cramped though convenient. There are alternatives, with the most obvious being Campo de Marte
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Accidents

NTSB Points To Carburetor in Harrison Ford Crash

NTSB's probable cause cites engine loss that followed the unseating of the carburetor main metering jet.
FBOs

Air Wilmington To Add Capacity for Large Aircraft

Air Wilmington broke ground on a new 21,000 square foot hangar
Aircraft

Jordan Chooses PC-9M As New Trainer

Pilatus won another competition for turbo-trainers; continues to also deliver PC-7 MkIIs and PC-21s
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Cabin Interior and Electronics

AG&T Lightweight Glass OK’d for Aircraft Interiors

EASA approved the company's ultra-thin glass mirrors and panels in a Falcon 900.
FBOs

Epic Expands International Fuel Price Postings

Current fuel prices will be available for more than 200 countries through Fuelerlinx.
Avionics

FANS Upgrade Now Available for Falcon 900/900B

The upgrade allows aircraft to fly North Atlantic tracks where Fans equipage is required.
Airports

SoCal Bizav Operators Hail New VNY Customs Office

The new U.S. Customs and Border Protection facility at Van Nuys Airport saves international travelers an extra stop at LAX.
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