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Maintenance and Modifications
Cambridge Airport To Close by 2030
Marshall Aerospace, which has operated at Cambridge International Airport since the 1930s, provides business aviation MRO there.
Aircraft
Cirrus Opening Dallas Area Service and Training Center
Cirrus says its new McKinney, Texas maintenance and training facility will be fully operational in 2020
Airlines
Braathens Regional Looking to Expand ATR Fleet, Drops A220s
The Sweden-based regional airline targets CO2-free flight operations by 2030.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
FAA Implements New Recreational Drone Rules
Recreational drones will be allowed to fly in controlled airspace at fixed sites.
Airlines
Trade Tensions, Fuel Costs Weigh on Southeast Asian Airlines
Operating losses at Thai Airways reflect a wider slump throughout Southeast Asia.
ATC
U-Space Drone Demo Flights To Begin in Gulf of Finland
A summer-long drone airspace demonstration project is beginning in Finland and Estonia
Regulations and Government
Proposal Would Relax Certain Cabin Partition Standards
The FAA conceded that current requirements are difficult to achieve with certain smaller compartments, such as lavs and private suites.
Regulations and Government
FAA Guidance To Address Ongoing Towing Mishaps
Mishaps include collisions and near-runway/-taxiway incursions, including incidents such as jackknifing of so-called “super tugs” (towbarless tugs).
Aircraft
HEMS Operator Reports Double-digit Rise In Night Ops
DRF Luftrettung operates a total of 31 helicopter emergency medical services (HEMS) bases in Germany and Austria.
Cabin Interior and Electronics
IFEC Propels Oman Air as Gulf’s Dark Horse
Oman Air's early bet on connectivity is paying off.
Airlines
China Opens Doors to South Korean Airlines
In a sign of easing political tensions, the People’s Republic has approved 49 more weekly flights into its territory by South Korean carriers.
Aircraft
Bombardier's Global 7500 Connects London City to LA
London City Airport's Gary Hodgetts said the May 11 flight was the longest ever out of LCY.
Episode 21: Otto's Pilots Part 1 | AIN's Tales from the Flight Deck Podcast
Flying a mission of mercy to a place few Americans have ever gone in peace.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Brazilian Drone Event Highlights Need for Creative Solutions
Addressing threats will require a multipronged approach.
Innovation To Take Center Stage at EBACE 2019
From the future of flight to the future professional and the future of sustainability, innovation will be a common theme during this year's EBACE.
Training and Workforce
AINsight: More Women Finding a Place in Aviation
Attracting more women could go a long way to addressing the industry's labor shortage.
Aircraft
GAMA Sees Good Start for Airplanes in 2019
All three GA airplane segments showed an increase year-over-year in the first three months of 2019.
Finance, Taxes, Insurance
Global Jet Capital Sees Increase in Leveraged Financing
Interest in alternative financing for business jet purchases in the Middle East is growing, according to Global Jet Capital.
Charter & Fractional
FlyingGroup Focusing on Management Services
FlyingGroup's management business is stronger than its charter activity, but that should change soon.
FBOs
Hadid Continues Expanding European Presence
Brexit effects could lower business in the UK, but Hadid sees an upswing in other areas.
FBOs
Jetex Ready To Build FBO Network in Morocco
The nation is host to wealthy individuals and companies that see a need for business aviation.
Training and Workforce
Krimson CEO Teaches the Next Generation
Students at high school in Ethiopia can gain an aviation qualification that can also be used as a credit towards a PPL.
Accidents
Boeing Completes Max Software Update
The U.S. airframer has conducted more than 360 hours of flight-testing on the 737 Max with updated MCAS software.
Maintenance and Modifications
Aircraft Specialities Adds Fluid Container Line
The Nebraska repair facility is now a distributor for U.S. Manufacturing & Design's polyethylene container product range.
Airlines
Air Canada in Talks To Acquire Parent of Rival Air Transat
The Canadian flag carrier’s acquisition of Transat would consolidate its foothold at Montreal Trudeau Airport.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Five-seat Lilium Electric Jet Air Taxi Makes First Flight
Lilium hopes to have its electric jet air taxi in commercial service by 2025.
Airlines
Ghana, Ethiopian Airlines To Establish Carrier in West Africa
The Ghanian government and the private sector would control a 51-percent share in the new West African airline, while Ethiopian holds the balance.
Maintenance and Modifications
Euramec Targets Bizav For Flight Training Devices, Sims
The Belgian manufacturer and designer will enter business aviation with Citation and King Air flight training devices.
FBOs
FBO Profile: North Atlantic Air
The revitalized GA airport provides another option to the Boston area.
Aircraft
G550 Captures 55th Record with Shanghai/Seattle Trip
The aircraft traveled from Shanghai to Seattle in 10 hours and 29 minutes, averaging Mach 0.85.
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