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Safety

Tamper-proof Avionics Move One Step Closer

InFlight Labs to offer range of tamper-proof avionics.
Safety

FAA Offers Guidance on Wind Shear for Training Devices

Recommendations are intended to improve instructor access to scenarios.
Safety

Aviation Technology Debuts AltAlert Personal Cabin Pressure Monitor

The portable device can help pilots detect cabin pressurization failure before hypoxia sets in.
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FBOs

London Luton FBO Adds Onsite Customs

The UK Border Force will position a satellite office at Landmark's Luton FBO for business aircraft travelers.
FBOs

Huge Brazilian Helicenter Is Only the Beginning

HBR plans eventually to open nine helicenters in Eastern Brazil.
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ATC

Notam Published for Masters Golf Tournament

Check the Notam for to plan routes into and out of the Augusta area during the event.
Aircraft

Exhibitors Praise LIMA Show Despite Few Contracts

Pilatus sold five more PC-7s to Malaysia, but C-130 and S-61 upgrades were not confirmed, and the MRCA remains unfunded.
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Safety

Researchers Study Future, Safer Flight Decks

The secret to addressing human factors is adapting the cockpit to the way the human brain works best, say researchers.
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Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

FAA Grants Amazon Experimental 'Ticket' for Drone Testing

Online retailer Amazon obtained an FAA experimental airworthiness certificate to begin testing an unmanned aircraft for package deliveries.
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Regulations and Government

NBAA: Liu Brings Key Global Expertise To ICAO

Liu brings background of the growing Chinese market as wells the Asia-Pacific region to her new role as secretary general.
Maintenance and Modifications

StandardAero Bolsters Rolls-Royce Engine Rental Pool

The engine overhauler has purchased more M250 and RR300 engines to support helicopter operators.
Safety

Hart To Headline GWBAA's Safety Standdown

Christopher Hart, sworn in as NTSB chair yesterday, joins FAA, association and industry officials to discuss key safety issues.
Maintenance and Modifications

Boeing OKs King Aerospace for BBJ Paint

The Oklahoma MRO hopes customers will combine paint projects with completion and MRO services.
Regulations and Government

NBAA Warns of Visa Changes in Venezuela

Crewmembers have 72-hour limits and must stay near airport without visa.
Rotorcraft

Helicopters Key to Finmeccanica Upturn

Orders at AgustaWestland subsidiary were up 3.9 percent over 2013 and revenues increased by 8.1 percent.
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Avionics

FAA: 10,000 Aircraft in U.S. Now Have ADS-B

ADS-B equipage offers enhanced surveillance, better situational awareness and free in-cockpit weather and traffic.
Accidents

Loss of Control In Flight, Runway Excursions Are Top Bizav Safety Concerns

Other include airspace complexities; birds and wildlife; distraction and technology management; fatigue; and ground handling collisions.
Avionics

Inmarsat, Honeywell Complete High-speed Data Tests

Team was able to demonstrate that the high-speed GX aviation network can support multiple file transfers and video streaming.
Avionics

KaiserAir Fans 1/A Solution for GIV Gets FAA Nod

Fans is currently required for North Atlantic operations between FL350 and FL390, though it eventually will be expanded to cover more altitudes.
Airlines

Ryanair Backtracks on Plans For Transatlantic Services

Denies any intention of flying to North America
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Aircraft

Pentagon Revises Down Estimated Cost of F-35 Fighter

The Department of Defense lowered its projected cost of procuring the F-35 by $7.5 billion due to reduced labor costs and inflation estimates.
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Maintenance and Modifications

StandardAero Improves R-R M250 Warm Engine Starting

Overhauled HMU improves performance by lowering starting temperatures.
Maintenance and Modifications

Falcon 2015 M&O Seminar Series Announced

The seminar will be held in nine cities in April and May.
Maintenance and Modifications

You Can't Fly Without Us: ARSA Makes Case to Congress

Video and report emphasize the role of aviation maintenance.
Airlines

Etihad, Emirates Executives Respond to Subsidies Charges

The chief executives of Etihad and Emirates responded to allegations of improper subsidies made by American, United and Delta airlines.
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Safety

Argus Audit Report Finds Internal Evaluations Lacking

Argus has made more recommendations covering internal evaluation programs than in any other area since 2008.
Regulations and Government

Shuster Looks To Foreign ATC Systems for FAA Reform

Shuster hints that next reauthorization bill may look to create new air traffic control structure
Rotorcraft

AgustaWestland Notches More Malaysian Business

More helicopters and training commitment announced for the region.
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Engines

Rolls To Create Composites Center in Bristol, UK

Facility to serve as 'center of excellence' for development of carbon-titanium fan blades
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FBOs

Fort Wayne Airport Decides To Go It Alone on FBO

The Indiana airport's board voted to "self-provde" FBO services at its new airport-owned FBO, which will replace the Atlantic Aviation facility next year.