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Regulations and Government

Scheduled Special VFR Ban at IAD Withdrawn

FAA amends rule on the basis of a negative comment.
Rotorcraft

FAA Issues AD on Enstrom Rotor Spindle Cracks

As a result of a January crash of a 280FX, the safety agency is shortening the window between inspection intervals for the helicopter maker.
Aircraft

Europe Officials Approve Citation CJ3+

Cessna has brought its Citation CJ3+ to Europe for the first time, as the type gets EASA certification.
Aircraft

Flying the Rockwell Collins Pro Line Fusion Touch Avionics System

Flying the Rockwell Collins Pro Line Fusion Touch Avionics System
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Aircraft

Formula 1 World Champion Niki Lauda Orders Bombardier Global 7000 Jet

Formula 1 World Champion Niki Lauda Orders Bombardier Global 7000 Jet
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Maintenance and Modifications

Marshall Expands Services With HondaJet Partnership

Marshall Aviation Services in the UK will be part of HondaJet’s new European support network.
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Charter & Fractional

Flexjet Celebrates 20th Anniversary and Orders Legacy 450s and 500s

The fractional-share provider is expanding its fleet, both in size and aircraft types.
Aircraft

F1 Champ Niki Lauda Thinks Bigger, Orders Global 7000

Lauda, a rated commercial pilot with more than 18,000 hours, has a long history with Bombardier products.
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Aircraft

Embraer Legacy 450 Wings Its Way To Europe

The airplane made the journey here from the company’s base in São José dos Campos, Brazil, in 12 hours 36 minutes.
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Aircraft

NetJets Europe Accepts First Challenger 350

European fractional will have four of the super-midsize jets in its fleet by year-end.
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Aircraft

HondaJet Debuts In Europe With Certification Close

European tour follows six-airport visit in Japan that attracted 10,000 people.
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Aircraft

Gulfstream G500, G600 Development On Track

Company plans to use ground testing and greater flight test approval authority to optimize certification
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Aircraft

Cessna Boosts Latitude Performance Again

Initial fabrication begins on Longitude as Cessna awaits Latitude certification in next few weeks.
Cabin Interior and Electronics

ACJ Completion Highlights Amac’s Strengths

Amac Aerospace is expanding its Swiss and Turkish operations.
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Airports

Signature Van Nuys Builds New Customs Facility

The new customs service allows international business jet arrivals to land directly at Van Nuys Airport instead of at LAX.
Maintenance and Modifications

Dassault Bolsters Support for Falcon Customers and Pilots

French manufacturer is building solid customer support base worldwide.
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Airports

London Biggin Hill Prepares for Longer Opening

With just one hurdle to go now, Biggin Hill is looking forward to longer opening hours that will be a huge boost in attracting overseas visitors.
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Safety

Comlux Lands Several Safety Awards

EBAA’s Silver safety award has been bestowed on Comlux as the company’s Kazakhstan branch becomes the first to become ISSA-registered.
FBOs

Signature’s European FBO Network is Thriving

Expansion of London Luton facility is almost complete as Barcelona site grows.
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Aircraft

API Split Scimitar Winglets Now Standard on BBJ

The U.S FAA approved the new BBJ winglets following a nearly four month flight-test program.
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Aircraft

Euro-Male Study Endorsed by Defense Ministers

France, Germany and Italy signal intent to fund project definition of an all-European medium-altitude, long-endurance UAS.
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Aircraft

Flying the New Legacy 500

Embraer’s new fly-by-wire Legacy 500 brings a new level of capability to the midsize jet market.
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Maintenance and Modifications

JSSI Launches New Jet Coverage Programs

A tip-to-tail plan for the Embraer Legacy 500 and 450 along with two new engine coverage programs rounds out JSSI’s latest offerings.
Avionics

Universal Weather Seminars To Prep Operators For High-Traffic Events

Universal stresses need to begin planning now for the August 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
FBOs

World Fuel, Colt Join Forces in Contract Fuel Effort

Contract fuel giants World Fuel and Colt have merged to spread their services even further
Cabin Interior and Electronics

Coming Soon: Quieter Cabins?

Researchers at NC State and MIT have devised a system that could make aircraft cabins as quiet as your living room.
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Regulations and Government

MEBAA Rebrands Dubai Show, Prepares For Morocco

Organization’s insurance plan offers members lower costs and expanded coverage
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ATC

ATC Reform Snowballs On Capitol Hill

Details are scarce, but momentum grows for separating ATC from the FAA.
Cabin Interior and Electronics

GDC Technics wins Third B787 Completion

Completion center expands facilities and establishes a global footprint.
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Aircraft

PC-12 Tops 5 Million

More than 1,300 Pilatus PC-12 are accumulating more than a half a million hours per year, culminating in the 5 million flight-hour mark.
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