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Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Latest Generation 'Gorgon Stare' Operates in Afghanistan
The latest version of the system provides a four-fold increase in area coverage with a two-fold improvement in resolution compared to its predecessor.
Aircraft
Iran and Russia Send Sukhois to Iraq
Two batches of Sukhoi Su-25s have been delivered to Iraq.
Rotorcraft
French HEMS operator: autopilot ‘hazardous’ equipment
Hospitals, EASA agree autopilot improves safety, while BEA finds no record of automation-caused helicopter accident.
Rotorcraft
Sikorsky tests counter-vibration system
Vibration suppressor could be part of a larger system integrated into all Sikorsky helicopters
Rotorcraft
Airbus Helicopters Gears Up for EC175 Entry into Service
“Maturity” trials have taken place at a customer base, and 14 aircraft are on the final assembly line.
Santa Monica Citizens Groups Seeks Vote on Airport Development Plans
A citizens group formed to seek a vote on development of Santa Monica airport land gathered signatures from more than 15,000 city residents.
Maintenance and Modifications
Despite Setbacks, Aviation Alliance Moving Forward With 421, GIII Remanufacturing Programs
The Aviation Alliance headed by Geoff Miller is attempting to remanufacture the Cessna 421C and Gulfstream GIII.
NetJets Takes Delivery of First Challenger 350
Fractional-share provider NetJets is replacing its G200s with Challenger 350s.
First Production HondaJet Takes To The Skies
First flight of the first production HondaJet is another step toward entry into service early next year. ###Channels###BA
Obama Nominates Hart To NTSB Chairmanship
Newly nominated NTSB chairman has long background in aviation safety.
Passport Engines Prepping For 747 Flying Testbed
GE’s Passport engine for the Bombardier Global 7000 and 8000 will soon fly on a Boeing 747 testbed.
Regulations and Government
Senator Inhofe Outlines New Pilot’s Bill of Rights
Pilots would enjoy more protections from the FAA under a new Pilot’s Bill of Rights
Charles Edelstenne Is Serge Dassault’s Designated Successor
Dassault Aviation’s parent company has paved the way for a “succeeding statutory president” position. ###Channels###P
Kathleen Blouin Retires after 22 Years at NBAA
NBAA’s senior vice president of conventions and forums will continue to serve as a consultant after retiring. ###Channels###P
Gama Aviation Opens New FBO Lounge at Sharjah
Gama Aviation’s new FBO at Sharjah International Airport getting good reviews from pilots and passengers.
California Highway Patrol Chooses GippsAero GA8 Airvan
West Coast Aircraft Sales sells a GippsAero GA8 to the California Highway Patrol.
Rockwell Collins and Kobev Team For Fans Training
Pilots who need to learn how to operate new Fans and CPDLC features can use a new training system in their own aircraft.
Aircraft
Airbus Assembles First A320neo
The first A320neo rolled out of its paint hangar in Toulouse on July 1.
Maintenance and Modifications
Expert advice from afar
Special Olympics Airlift:
Some 105 Citation flights arrived at Mercer County Airport, carrying approximately 700 athletes, coaches and family members.
Pilot Report: Daher-Socata TBM 900
Owner-pilots are the biggest market for the speedy Daher-Socata TBM 900 single-engine turboprop.
Cinnamon Air Gears Up for Oneworld Traffic Boost
Regional carrier is set to benefit from the elevation of Sri Lanka’s flag carrier through the Oneworld alliance.
FAA dragging its feet on ADS-B equipage fund
Unsure of the benefits–and awaiting subsidies–many users have delayed equipage, pointing to a scramble to equip before the 2020 deadline.
GIV Crash Raises Questions about Gust Lock
Gulfstream IV pilots speak to AIN about their companies’ operating procedures.
Bombardier Challenger 350 Gets OK from Transport Canada
Challenger 300 upgrade got the nod from Canadian authorities.
AIN Blog: Torqued: Is FAA Breaking the Law To Enforce It?
Asiana 214 Crew Errors Caused Accident, Rules NTSB
Probable cause for San Francisco crash mainly focuses on the Asiana pilots.
FAA Reminds Users That It Regulates Model Airplanes
Agency says its authority to regulate model airplanes dates back to 2012.
July Is the Deadliest Month for Helicopter Accidents
Although the statistics on fatal accidents points downward, the month of July appears to buck this trend.
GAO Reviews Safety Management System Implementation
GAO Reviews Safety Management System Implementation
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