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Regulations and Government

NTSB Seeks ELT Inspections for GA Aircraft

The NTSB yesterday issued two safety recommendations stemming from the

China Leasing Group Set To Boost Bizjet Fleet

China’s Minsheng Financial Leasing has confirmed its intention to buy more long- and medium-range business aircraft, according to London-based attorney Dav
Rotorcraft

Sikorsky Preps Electric Firefly Helo for First Flight

The Firefly, Sikorsky’s first foray into electric-powered helicopters, is getting closer to its maiden flight, although the company has not publicly releas
Regulations and Government

State Aircraft Fleet Axed by New Florida Governor

Fulfilling a campaign promise, newly installed Florida governor Rick Scott directed the Florida Department of Management Services yesterday to sell the sta

Asiana Orders Six A380s

South Korea’s Asiana Airlines has placed a firm order for six A380 superjumbos, signaling its intention to mount a serious challenge to fellow A380 custome
Maintenance and Modifications

Air Mauritius Extends Engine Deal with Lufthansa

Lufthansa Technik Aero Alzey (LTAA) and Air Mauritius have signed an exclusive agreement for th
Maintenance and Modifications

Aerostar Launches 24/7 AOG To Support Indian Ops

Aerostar Ventures Singapore has launched an AOG desk for Indian customers.
Maintenance and Modifications

Advantage Aviation Acquires Vitesse Segment

In 2006 Vitesse
Maintenance and Modifications

Air Services Completes Extensive Embraer Recovery

Air Services’ mobile recovery team recovered an Embraer 145 after it slid off a runway in Cana
Maintenance and Modifications

ARSA Symposium Spotlights Congressional Developments

The Aeronautical Repair Station Association (ARSA) has set March 31 through April 2 as the dates for its annual repair symposium at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel

Possible Ground Switching Failure in Jackson Hole Overrun

A problem with a weight on wheels (WOW) switch is being eyed in the American Airlines Boeing 757-200 that ran off the end of snow contaminated Runway 19 at
Charter & Fractional

XOJet Eyes Continued Air Charter Growth

XOJet late last month announced 50-percent year-over-year growth and that it expects more of th
Safety

NTSB Wants Tighter Standards for Public-use Helicopters

The NTSB late last month issued a fresh batch of recommendations (A-10-148-158 and
Charter & Fractional

Charter Demand Dips, but Prices Hold Up

With the holidays now over, demand this month for private charter flights predictably decreased on a month-over-month basis.
Avionics

FAA Proposes AD for ACSS Tcas

The FAA has issued a proposed Airwort

Analysts See Brighter Year Ahead for Bizav

Two business aviation analysts believe that business aviation is set for recovery this year, rather than the 2012 turnaround predicted by most prognosticat

New CEO, Chairman at Superjet International

Former Alenia executive Carlo Logli (senior vice president of strategies and business development) replaced Alessandro Franzoni as CEO of

NTSB Strips American Airlines of Party Status in Overrun Investigation

The NTSB excused American Airlines from further participation in the investigation of a December 29, 2010 runway overrun of one of its Boeing 757s in Jacks

People in Aviation: Awards

Bill Hardy, an A&P mechanic with Greensboro, N.C.-based Timco Aviation Services, was chosen to receive the FAA’s Charles Taylor “Maste

People in Aviation: Final Flights - William Fox

William Fox, 68, a long-time employee of Dassault Falcon Jet, died on ­November 16 in Mountain Home, Ark.

People in Aviation: Final Flights - Wes Clark

Wes Clark, 84, a 64-year aviation industry veteran, died on November 23 in Plano, Texas.
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People in Aviation: Final Flights - Lee Juan Lanford

Lee Juan Lanford, 87, founder of Associated Air Center (AAC), died on November 13 from complications of Alzheimer’s disease.
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People in Aviation: Final Flights - Howard Janotta

Howard Janotta, 86, a corporate pilot for more than 30 years, died on November 22 at his home in San Antonio.
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Accidents

Accidents: Factual Reports - Flap Settings Eyed In Hard Landing

Bombardier CL-600-2B16, Vineyard Haven, Mass., Sept.
Accidents

Electrical Fault Caused Fuel Imbalance

Cessna Citation 680, Bedfordshire, UK, Sept.

Newsmakers 2010

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