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Alenia Aermacchi Eyes Sales Prospects in Chile
An MoU is signed for “collaboration” on the M-345 basic jet trainer and C-27J airlifter
Regulations and Government
NTSB Proposes Changes To Rules Governing Hearings
The goal is to make Part 845 easier to understand.
Regulations and Government
Compliance Countdown: April 2015
A calendar of important compliance deadlines.
Sustainability and Environment
Bizav Urged To Submit Emissions-reduction Initiatives
Air Transport Action Group will showcase 100 "most enterprising, innovative, or interesting case studies” to reduce aircraft CO2 emissions.
Avionics
Jet Aviation Gets EASA Nod for Tcas 7.1 Upgrade
Aircraft equipped with TCAS II version 7.0 software and operating in EU airspace have until December 1 to upgrade to version 7.1.
Rotorcraft
Prince William Begins Day Job as Civil Helo Pilot
Former Royal Air Force search-and-rescue helicopter pilot will start flying missions this summer for the East Anglian Air Ambulance.
FBOs
Above and Beyond: FBO 2015
AIN's FBO Survey asked respondents to identify specific FBO employees or teams who routinely go above and beyond when it comes to customer service.
Airlines
Russia Launches Rescue Bid for Debt-Laden UTair
The Russian government has agreed to provide debt guarantees for UTair, but less than half the aid the struggling airline requested.
Regulations and Government
EASA To Clarify Private Ops Regulations
Proposal addresses lack of regulatory operational framework for non-commercial operations performed by air operator certificate holders.
Airports
Study Shows Norwood Top Genav Airport in Massachusetts
According to the recent study, the annual contribution of Norwood totals more than $52 million.
Aircraft
EASA Certifies Increased Takeoff Weight A330-300
An additional seven metric tons of max takeoff weight will give the A330 up to 500 extra nautical miles of range, or increased payload.
Finance, Taxes, Insurance
Patriarch Sues SEC in Response to Fraud Charges
Lynn Tilton's Patriarch Partners is alleging that SEC has breached the U.S. Constitution.
Accidents
Experts Expect Germanwings FDR Will Yield Useable Data
Locating the unit's memory module could present a bigger challenge
Maintenance and Modifications
Duncan Aviation Offers Enstrom Spindle Inspection
Spindles with 5,000 hours or more time-in-service need to be inspected within the next five hours time-in-service.
FBOs
2015 FBO Survey: The Americas
With most indicators pointing up, the industry is moving from doubt to growing optimism.
Safety
AIN Blog: FAA Needs to Focus On Maintenance Issues Raised by Mechanics
Mechanics at major airlines are getting flak for reporting maintenance issues.
Aircraft
Bell's 525 Relentless is Fast Approaching First Flight
Bell's 525 Relentless is Fast Approaching First Flight
Aircraft
HondaJet Nears Delivery After Provisional FAA Certification
HondaJet Nears Delivery After Provisional FAA Certification
Annual JetNet iQ Summit Lands in New York City in June
Line-up includes business aircraft OEM leaders, aircraft sales and finance experts, Wall Street aerospace analysts, aircraft operators and more.
Accidents
Lufthansa Insurers Prepare to Cover Germanwings Costs
Lufthansa's insurers have set aside $300 million to cover anticipated costs for the Germanwings costs as French prosecutors prepare a criminal case.
Rotorcraft
AIN Blog: Will Sikorsky be sold whole?
The rotorcraft manufacturer is likely a “parts and pieces” sale.
Regulations and Government
TSA Working To Address GA Issues
The agency is collaborating with industry to move forward on several key issues.
Training and Workforce
Motion Pro II Designed for Pilots and Drivers
With one device, CXC Simulations has created a simulation environment that replicates aircraft and cars.
FBOs
France's ACA Group Acquires Le Bourget FBO
ACA's Sky Valet FBO will be one of eight FBOs at Europe's business aviation airport.
NATA To Honor Pistole, Koranda with Industry Awards
Former TSA head John Pistole to get 2015 William A. “Bill” Ong Memorial Award, while long-time NATA employee Amy Koranda to get Distinguised Service Award.
Aircraft
First Poland-based Learjet 75 Handed Over
Twinjet sports Garmin G5000 integrated avionics, redesigned winglets and more efficient Honeywell TFE731-40BR engines.
Safety
IBAC Acquires Business Aviation Safety Data Firm
Will continue work of Robert E. Breiling Associations to to provide information on continuous safety improvement of global busines aviation industry.
Rotorcraft
SEC Announces Fraud Charges Against Patriarch Partners
The Securities and Exchange Commission alleges Patriarch Partners misled investors about the value of loan assets within fund portfolios.
AIN Blog: 12 Great Concerts You Can Enjoy In Flight
Got a first-rate entertainment system on your jet? Consider putting it through its paces with one of these popular-music concert films.
Maintenance and Modifications
Key Air Reinstates Maintenance Department Capabilities
The company will maintain its management and charter aircraft as well as other aircraft based at Waterbury-Oxford.
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