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Airlines
EU Reveals ‘Basic Connectivity’ No-deal Brexit Air Traffic Plan
Proposal calls for 3rd and 4th freedom flights between UK and EU27; status quo of frequencies
Aircraft
Spirit AeroSystems To Add 1,400 More Wichita Workers
Spirit AeroSystems CEO Tom Gentile says rising rates on Boeing airplanes contributing to the jobs expansion in Wichita.
Sustainability and Environment
Swedish Airports Look To Go Green
Through December, five major Swedish airports operated by Swedavia will have biofuel available.
Aircraft
Dale Klapmeier To Step Down as Cirrus CEO
Klapmeier will transition to an advisory role and a search for a successor is under way.
Maintenance and Modifications
TAG Maintenance Marks 15 Years at Farnborough
Each year the location services approximately 1,600 aircraft.
Maintenance and Modifications
Stevens Expands To Macon
The company is shifting large-cabin work from its Greenville headquarters to Macon.
FBOs
ExecuJet Partners on New Swiss FBO
The Luxaviation subsidiary has partnered with Lugano Airport on an ExecuJet-branded FBO in the financial center, located near the Italian border.
Rotorcraft
Bell VP, Former Dealer Head Indicted On Fraud Charges
Bell VP Jay Ortiz and Puerto Rican dealer charged in connection with sales of 429s, 407.
Finance, Taxes, Insurance
AINsight: Year Set to End on a High Note
Industry expert reflects on 2018 and looks ahead to 2019.
Aircraft
Japan OKs Extra F-35 Buy in Fighter Re-equipment Plans
Japan's latest defense plan has been published and, as expected, it approves a major purchase of extra F-35s, including STOVL aircraft
Aircraft
LRASM and Sea Venom/ANL: Anti-ship Missiles Make Progress
Two anti-ship missile programs have achieved significant progress as LRASM enters service and Sea Venom/ANL moves into qualification testing
Maintenance and Modifications
Wichita Avionics Firm Sees Growth in Bizjet Work
Bevan Aviation is the No. 1 installer of Garmin's G5000 glass cockpit west of the Mississippi River, a Garmin spokeswoman says.
Airports
First Digital Tower in the UK Goes Active
The university hopes to transition exclusively to the digital control tower in six months, when it can close the visual tower.
Rotorcraft
Bell V-280 Celebrates First Year Of Flight
The Bell V-280 tiltrotor has achieved a variety of performance milestones over the course of 85 flight test hours.
Airports
California Considers Closing GA Airport in San Jose
Long-term plans for Reid-Hillview Airport could include redevelopment for affordable housing, AOPA said.
Aircraft
SkyWest Divests ExpressJet to United Airlines Joint Venture
ManaAir is paying $70 million in cash for the regional operator
Maintenance and Modifications
StandardAero Sold In $5 Billion Deal
Veritas Capital has sold the global MRO provider to The Carlyle Group. The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2019
Rotorcraft
First Serial-production Airbus Helicopters H160 Flies
The first serial production H160 will be delivered to launch customer Babcock in 2020.
Aircraft
Swiss Air-Rescue Rega Completes Challenger 650 Upgrades
Swiss Air-Rescue Rega has been a customer of the Bombardier Challenger large business jet since 1982.
Safety
Episode 15: Familiar Departure, Busted Altitude | AIN's Tales from the Flight Deck Podcast
An unanticipated enroute stop-over throws a curve to an experienced crew.
Charter & Fractional
UK's Air Charter Service Sees Banner Month
The global company recorded the best month in its 28 year existance in November.
Training and Workforce
ASG: Flights Schools Decline, But Trainers Up in AsPac
Consolidation is leading to a shrinking number of flight schools in the Asia Pacific region, but demand for pilots is pushing up the training fleet.
Airlines
UK Government Details Major Slot Overhaul Plans
Post-Brexit rules could see widespread use of slot auctioning to solve capacity constraints and increase competition
FBOs
Florida Airport Rebrands Its FBO
Naples Airport Authority has renamed its facility as Naples Aviation and is introducing Avfuel contract fuel.
Aircraft
Spirit AeroSystems Volunteers Collect Toys
Employees of the aerostructures supplier to Boeing, Airbus and Rolls-Royce made the donations to the Salvation Army in Wichita.
Regulations and Government
DeFazio, Wicker To Chair Key Committees
The key aviation authorizing committees are seeing turnover with retirements and the elections.
Aircraft
Boeing, Embraer Agree To Terms on Commercial JV, Propose Second JV for KC-390
The proposed joint venture for Embraer's commercial aircraft and services will cost Boeing $400 million more than what was first proposed in July 2018.
Regulations and Government
FCC Bans Certification, Sale of 121.5 MHz ELTs
The rule published this month comes eight years after the agency stayed an earlier prohibition on the sale, manufacture, and use of the units.
Finance, Taxes, Insurance
Helicopter Insurance Premiums Could Double
Sticker shock looms for those renewing helicopter insurance policies.
Aircraft
Air Astana To Extend Regional Footprint
Kazakhstan’s national carrier sees China as significant opportunity
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