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Rotorcraft
Airbus Helicopters Nets 24 Firm Orders in China
H125s, H130s to be operated in multi-role and EMS configurations in mainland China, while H175s will go to Hong Kong government.
FBOs
Europe’s Newest FBO Opens for Business
Newly built FBO complex features a 13,000-sq-ft terminal and 90,000-sq-ft heated hangar.
Aircraft
A330/340 Summit Concept: the Cost-Effective Cabin
Airbus targets Russian market with widebody business-jet applications
Airports
Philippines Turns to UK’s NATS for More Airport Capacity
Abandons plans for another runway at Manila's Aquino International Airport
Accidents
NBAA Looks To Address NTSB Recommendation
Safety board turns to association as it questions whether procedural noncompliance is systemic.
Aircraft
Unhappy Australia Joins Study of Tiger Attack Helicopter Upgrade
Army hopes its 22 Tigers will be more reliable and less expensive to operate after a planned mid-life update.
Accidents
Investigators Eye Uncontained Engine Failure in BA Fire Probe
Pieces of high-pressure compressor found on runway
Avionics
Special Report: The No-pilot Cockpit?
Avionics manufacturers look to expand collaboration between humans and machines.
Aircraft
Chinese Investors Sign for MA-60 Line in Russia
New factory would produce 50 turboprops a year
Charter & Fractional
Large Jets Buck Downward Russian Charter Trend, Says MJet
MJet is displaying its Airbus ACJ319 at the JetExpo show in Moscow this week.
Maintenance and Modifications
Nesterov Plans To Open PC-12 Service Center in Russia
Nesterov is Pilatus's authorized sales and service center in Russia.
Accidents
Engine Failure Causes Fire on British Airways Boeing 777
The 777's captain told passengers the fire had been caused by catastrophic engine failure.
ATC
DOT IG: Privatized ATC Systems Safe, but Lack R&D Efforts
The report found that separating air navigation and safety/regulatory functions has not affected safety.
Finance, Taxes, Insurance
Collapse Unlikely, but Russian Economy Due for Long Slump
Alfa-Bank executive draws a sobering, yet reassuring picture of the near-term.
Accidents
NTSB Faults Pilot Compliance, Gust Lock in GIV Crash
NTSB is issuing a safety alert on pilot compliance and calling on FAA to mandate modification of the gust lock system on Gulfstream GIVs.
FBOs
FBO Profile: OK3 Air, Heber Valley Airport
It’s not just all about the snow for this Utah gateway.
Accidents
AIN Blog: Drop the Bag and Get Out of My Way!
Full-scale passenger evacuation demonstrations don't seem to match the reality of peoples' behavior in an emergency.
Accidents
Sabreliner Involved in Midair Not TCAS Equipped
A witness stated that the Sabreliner twinjet and Cessna 172 piston single did not appear to take avoidance actions before colliding.
Rotorcraft
Marenco Redesigns SKYe Helicopter's Main Rotor Head
Certification of the light single helicopter delayed again by a few months.
Aircraft
Northrop Grumman Eyes Accelerated JStars Timeline
Teamed with Gulfstream and L-3, Northrop Grumman believes its JStars platform could be ready well ahead of current USAF plans.
Airports
Control of Airport Top Priority for SMO City Council
The Santa Monica, Calif. city council believes it is under no official obligation to keep the city's airport open.
Aircraft
A330-200 with Increased Range Gets EASA Certification
Higher max takeoff weight increases range to 7,250 nautical miles
Aircraft
Lebanon May Get Armed Super Tucanos Despite Instability
Lebanon would be the second country to receive the Light Air Support (LAS) aircraft nominated by the U.S. to bolster security.
Aircraft
Gulfstream G500 Flights Focus on Flutter
G500 accrues more than 40 hour hours as the modified aircraft returned to sky to test flutter.
Airlines
Latest Pilot Strike at Lufthansa Disrupts Long-Haul Schedule
Plans for more strikes to target short-haul services
Regulations and Government
As Congress Returns, Little Time Left for FAA Renewal
FAA reauthorization, DOT appropriations headed for short-term extensions with only about a dozen legislative days left in September.
Rotorcraft
Indo-Russian Deal for 200 Kamovs Makes Progress
India’s first private helicopter venture gains steam at Nagpur, as Reliance prepares for production.
Maintenance and Modifications
FAA Revises AC on Suspected Unapproved Parts
The revised AC changes the organization responsible for unapproved parts to the Aircraft Certification Service.
Maintenance and Modifications
Textron Aviation Bolsters East Coast Service
Four facilities receive additional FAA certifications.
Maintenance and Modifications
Jet Aviation Basel Expanding Completions Capacity
The company expects to have more capacity by next year's first quarter.
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