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Airports
SMO To Close While Runway Shortening Is Completed
Once the the airport reopens on December 23, the runway will be 3,500 feet.
Maintenance and Modifications
C&L Adds 1,800 Dornier 328 Line Items
C&L Aviation Group also added 9,000 line items from a Beechcraft 1900D, bringing inventory to 125,000 regular line items and 800,000 individual parts.
Maintenance and Modifications
Pentastar To Install CMX-HD Cameras for Gulfstreams
Pentastar developed the STC for the camera system, which incorporates in-flight entertainment, situational awareness and gear position viewing.
Maintenance and Modifications
Swiss Mx Provider Earns Philippines Approval
Air Service Basel is now authorized to maintain Phillippines-registered Falcon 900s at its EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Frieburg facility.
Airlines
Switzerland’s Darwin Airline Ceases Operations
Federal regulators pull airline’s certificate due to its precarious financial situation
Maintenance and Modifications
QTA Engine Obtains Fourth Nod for Engine Inlet Barrel
The carbon graphite composite barrel is designed to address engine inlet corrosion issues.
Airlines
South Africa’s Airlink, Safair to Merge
Companies hope to gain regulatory approval during next year’s first quarter
Accidents
NTSB: Genav Accident Rate Falls To Record Low
Last year, the GA fatal accident rate was 0.989 per 100,000 flight hours versus 1.098 in 2015.
Regulations and Government
Eurocontrol Updates Plan to Prevent Runway Incursions
Number of runway incursions has remained steady, despite implementation of the recommendations contained in the two previous versions of the plan.
Rotorcraft
Bristow Sells Flight Academy
Initial type rating and recurrent training for Bristow Group pilots will continue at its flight-simulator training facilities in Scotland and the U.S.
Charter & Fractional
VistaJet Partners on Rockefeller Collection Tour
The tour, with stops in Hong Kong, London, Los Angeles and New York, will culminate in in an auction for charities.
Accidents
Newly Delivered SAR Helo Rolls Over in Norway
The Royal Norwegian Air Force AW101s will operate the new helicopters, which are replacing Sikorsky Sea Kings currently in service.
Airlines
Switzerland's Darwin Airline Files for Insolvency
Marks latest casualty of a European airline once tied to Abu Dhabi’s Etihad Airways
Rotorcraft
Airbus Helicopters Shuts Down H120 Production
European rotorcraft OEM will focus on H135/H130 line of light singles.
Airports
Surf Air Europe Moving Base from Luton to London City
UK-based FlairJet, which operates Phenom 300s for Surf Air Europe, is working on obtaining the required steep approach approvals to fly into LCY.
FBOs
FBO Profile: Gateway Aviation Services
Over the past two decades, the airport-owned FBO has made a name of for itself, taking care of aircraft and the companies that make them.
Safety
Two Pilots Illustrate Airmanship Is a Matter of Survival
The symptoms of not knowing a checklist are symptoms of a larger problem, the Bombardier Safety Standdown audience was told.
FBOs
Jet Aviation Celebrates Golden Anniversary
The company which began in Switzerland, servicing a small group of jets, has grown to become a worldwide provider of private aviation support.
Airlines
IATA Urges African States to Release Blocked Airline Funds
Most countries on the continent slow to repatriate revenues
Rotorcraft
China Has High Hopes For Z-20 Helicopter
Supposedly but not entirely a clone of the US Black Hawk, the Z-20 is expected to be used on multiple missions by China’s army, air force and navy.
Aircraft
Training Version of Mi-28 Attack Helicopter Enters Service
Improved operational versions of the ‘Night Hunter’ are also being introduced in Russia.
Maintenance and Modifications
Jet MS Gets Nigerian Nod
The MRO sees possibilities for expanding services both at its home base in Lithuania as well as in Nigeria
Aircraft
Embraer KC-390 Now in the U.S. for More Test Flights
Despite a serious incident last month, the Brazilian company says that the flight test campaign is going well
Avionics
Garmin Marks Delivery of One Millionth Avionics Product
The milestone was reached 28 years after the company was founded.
Maintenance and Modifications
Duncan Adds Full-time AOG Support for Western U.S.
The new service, based out of Utah, is headed up by a seasoned airframe mechanic, and is available 24/7.
Aircraft
GEOINT Contribution To Air Campaigns Pondered
A survey of geospatial information professionals linked to a major upcoming conference calls for improvements
Aircraft
Quest Kodiaks To Form New Maldives Seaplane Fleet
Quest parent Setouchi Holdings has entered a partnership to launch the new seaplane operation.
Safety
FAA Cautions Pilots Against Unauthorized Procedures
Pilots have been flying special instrument procedures without FAA approval or a valid navigation chart.
Aircraft
Asian T-Prop Group Sees PBN as Answer to Infrastructure Crisis
Asia Pacific Turboprop Safety Forum promotes performance-based navigation as a major safety benefit
Aircraft
Airbus A350-1000 Gets EASA, FAA Approval
First production airplane scheduled for delivery to Qatar Airways by year-end
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