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Maintenance and Modifications
Metcar Offers Carbon-graphite Bushings for Aircraft Engine Fuel Pumps
Carbon-graphite bushings can use aviation fuel as the bushing lubricant.
Maintenance and Modifications
FAA Issues Superseding AD on Bombardier CL-600 Landing Gear Parts
It is intended to prevent use of life-limited landing-gear parts beyond their safe-life limits.
Maintenance and Modifications
FAA To Issue Emergency AD for Phenom 100 Stabilizers
Cracking at the joint could result in reduced structural integrity of the affected part.
Qatar Airways Shows Off First Painted A350-900
EASA approval expected in the third quarter, with delivery to Qatar Airways to follow.
Aircraft
Britain and Germany Are Still Upgrading the Tornado
Upgrades could continue on other British platforms after 2019 retirement; Germany plan to operate the aircraft at least through 2025.
Aircraft
U.S. Army Terminates Second Flight of Hypersonic Weapon
The vehicle experienced a "flight anomaly" shortly after launch on August 25.
Engines
GE Finalizes New Composite for 9X Fan Blades
The use of fewer, lighter fan blades will reduce engine weight, contributing to reduced fuel burn.
JSSI: Global Bizav Activity Bounces Back in 2Q14
Second-quarter 2014 index shows that global business aviation activity climbed 3 percent from a year ago.
Pilatus Taps India’s Tata To Make PC-12 Aerostructures
The project includes tooling, jigs and training of TASL’s personnel at Pilatus facilities in Switzerland.
North America Buoyed 2Q Bizjet Deliveries, Says UBS
Second-quarter business jet deliveries climbed by 30 percent in North America, but the gain was more than offset by losses in the rest of the world.
Approval Imminent for Embraer Legacy 450/500 U.S. Plant
Embraer has proposed constructing a $76 million, 250,000-sq-ft building next to its Phenom 100/300 assembly facility at Melbourne (Fla.) Airport.
Helo Operators Stick To Zero-PED, Despite Looser Rules
EASA makes operators responsible for allowing use of portable electronic devices.
European ADS-B Delay Rule Not Expected Until September
The European Commission’s adoption of a rule delaying the implementation mandate for ADS-B OUT equipment is expected in September.
African Business Aviation Group To Hold Second Annual Symposium
It promises to build on the strong foundations laid at the inaugural event in Marrakech last year.
Jet Aviation St. Louis Gets STC for Satcom Direct Router in Bombardier Globals
System allows users to manage all cabin communications systems.
Jordan Will Host Next Middle East/North African Business Aviation Conference
Event was initially planned to be held in Tunisia next month, but this venue has been postponed until next year.
FlightSafety Now Offers Online Ground School for Gulfstream G550 Recurrent Course
G550 eRecurrent training course is available for pilots who operate their aircraft under FAA or EASA regulations.
Farnborough Show Orders Boost U.S. Manufacturing Data
New airliner and aerospace equipment orders announced at Farnborough resulted in a massive boost for U.S. durable goods manufacturing.
BOC Aviation Boosts Boeing Portfolio to Meet Demand
The Bank of China-owned company placed its largest-ever order with Boeing.
Aviation Prepares for Possible Icelandic Ash Cloud
There are currently no signs of eruption, but IMO is monitoring the situation.
U.S. Issues Notam Banning Flights Over Syria
Recent Notam includes all flights by U.S.-registered aircraft in Damascus FIR.
ACTI Says New Controller Hiring Process Ignores Safety
Group says data shows CTI graduates perform better in ATC training than average people off the street .
IG: FAA Is Managing ATC Stars Program Poorly
DFW personnel said FAA shorted them on Stars training opportunities.
Aviation Group Questions FAA Repair Station Rule
ARSA says the recently published rule doesn’t read like the original NPRM.
Gulfstream Updates Operators on Control Issues
Recent Gulfstream maintenance and operations letter stresses a solid flight control check before takeoff.
ISASI Conference Coming In October
Investigations and safety management systems are the theme of this year’s International Society of Air Safety Investigators conference.
Laser Pointing Incidents Continue in U.S.
Three different aircraft were targeted by laser pointer on approach to Salt Lake City.
Mongolian ATC Separation Distances Will Drop in September
The goal is to align Mongolian ATC separation standards with ICAO’s.
LAX Drone Identity Still Unknown
Drone sighted east of LAX was inside Class B airspace.
Gulfstream: Flight Controls Best Check for Lock Release
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