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Airports
China Accelerates Development of GA Airports
The number of general aviation airports in China is expected to grow rapidly through 2020.
Singapore Achieves “System of Systems” for Air Defense
Singapore’s air defense umbrella is now even more capable (GBAD 3.5) and is designed to allow continued enhancement.
Aircraft
China Investment in U.S. GA is Low Risk for LCA Market
Report by Rand Corporation finds that Chinese investment in the U.S. aviation market is focused on GA but warns on threats to airliner manufacturing.
Aircraft
GE Focuses on Asia-Pacific for Widebody Engine Sales
The Asia-Pacific will be the most important geographic region for sales of GE Aviation widebody engines for the foreseeable future.
Aircraft
Thai Air Force Seeks More Simulators
The Asian air arm also requires a PC-9 turbo-trainer replacement.
Regulations and Government
FXE Is First GA Airport To Receive Automated CBP Kiosks
The devices, found in large international arrivals airports, help streamline the customs entry process.
Aircraft
Fifth Global 7000 Joins Flight-test Program
FTV 5, which flew a little more than a year after the initial Global 7000 FTV took to the skies, will complete the type certification campaign.
Aircraft
Bizjet Deliveries Up, King Airs Dip at Textron Aviation
Last year, the Wichita-based aircraft manufacturer shipped 180 Citations, up six from 2016, and 86 King Airs, 20 fewer units from the previous year.
Avionics
Chicagoland Mx Shop Adds Avionics Service
Gary Jet Center at Indiana's Gary/Chicago International Airport, has added avionics service and a Garmin dealership to its Part 145 repair station.
Maintenance and Modifications
London Biggin Hill Repair Center Adds To Capabilities
EASA Part 145-approved Interflight has received approval to handle the Hawker 400 series jets, including the Beechcraft 400a and Nextant 400XT versions.
Finance, Taxes, Insurance
PNC Aviation Finance Posts Record Year
2018 looks to be even stronger, the company says.
Rotorcraft
Frasca Launches Lower Priced Helo Training Device
The device is designed to give operators procedural training at a lower price point.
Rotorcraft
Leonardo Revving Up to 10 Percent Profit in 2020
New leadership team expresses mild optimism; investors register strong disappointment in five-year forecast.
25 Years of the Regional Jet
Four Reasons to why the Future is Small and it's Huge
Singapore Airshow Set To Open Next Week
Air transport, defense and new technologies are all on display.
Aircraft
Upgraded Tu-160 Bomber Makes First Flight
Russian President Vladimir Putin was present for the “symbolic” event, and talked of a new supersonic airliner.
Aircraft
India Seeks New Tankers for a Third Time
Fighter deployments to a tense border with China need refueling support.
Airlines
U.S. Airline Execs Defend Capacity-addition Plans
Increases focus on leveraging existing assets, not grabbing market share.
Aircraft
Singapore Air Force Unveils Jubilee Celebration Plans
Numerous events throughout the year will mark the service's golden anniversary.
Aircraft
Boeing Looks toward Year of the Widebody in Asia-Pacific
Several airlines in Southeast Asia working to address twin-aisle replacement needs
Airlines
Indian Scheme Could Boost Regional Air Services
Government support for regional connectivity could fire growth in the Indian economy.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
M1, ATMRI to Work on Mobile Phone Network for Drones
Through the MRU, researchers from Nanyan Technology University of Singapore will use existing mobile phone networks to track and control drones.
Maintenance and Modifications
Avio Design Group Attains DAO
This certification will allow the company to expand its design, engineering, and certification services for fixed wing and rotary wing aircraft.
FBOs
Universal Singapore Earns IS-BAH Registration
The announcement marks the second facility in the global service provider's network to be so honored.
Rotorcraft
Airbus Helicopters Delivers 1,300th EC135/H135
H135-family global fleet has accumulated a total of more than 4.5 million flight hours since service entry of the first EC135 helicopter in 1996.
Airlines
Qatar Commits to ‘Transparency’ in Bid To End Subsidy Row
U.S. State Department and Qatar Foreign Ministry mark agreement during strategic dialogue meeting in Washington, D.C.
Maintenance and Modifications
EASA To Tighten Product Certification Rule
“There is too much room for interpretation in the current rules and standards, leading to differences and possible safety risks,” EASA said.
Cabin Interior and Electronics
SmarkSky's 4G LTE Hardware Wins First STC
SmartSky’s 4G ATG network uses “beam forming” technology to provide high data-transmission rates to aircraft.
Maintenance and Modifications
Eagle Creek Aviation Offers Twin Commander Mx Classes
Eagle Creek Aviation Services is offering Twin Commander 690-695B maintenance initial training classes from May 7 to 15 and September 17 to 25.
Aircraft
Russia Flirts with SSBJ Version of Tu-160 Bomber
Demand for supersonic business jets (SSBJs) in Russia alone is estimated at 20 to 30 units, with each selling at $100 million to $120 million.
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