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Regulations and Government
UK, Norway Regulators Ready To Lift Super Puma Ban
Conditions for return to flight focus around a second-stage planet gear in the epicyclic module of the main rotor gearbox.
Rotorcraft
Bandy To Lead Columbia Helicopters
Columbia is the leading civil operator of tandem rotor heavy-lift helicopters.
Regulations and Government
Despite Nominations, Concerns Remain for Ex-Im Quorum
The White House last month sent up two nominations for the Ex-Im board, but terms of two more members are set to expire.
ATC
Study: Remote ATC Towers Reduce Costs, Expand Service
Capital costs for a remote tower facility are between $1.5 and $2.5 million versus $3 million to $7 million” for federal contract towers.
Aircraft
Embraer Ships Fewer Phenoms, More Large Bizjets in 2Q
Second quarter 2017 deliveries were down by two aircraft, but the mix reflected more large jets.
FBOs
Clay Lacy BFI Gets First North American IS-BAH Stage II
Thus far only four locations worldwide have reached Stage II of the voluntary SMS-based set of industry best practices for ground handling providers.
Aircraft
Air Transat To Introduce A321LRs in North America
Canadian carrier plans to take 10 airplanes for both transatlantic and leisure routes
Regulations and Government
FAA To Study EFVS for Helos Using Max-Viz Units
Regulations for enhanced flight vision systems do not currently exist for helicopters flying to onshore or offshore helipads at heliports.
ATC
Fumes Force Evacuation of Major FAA ATC Center
The three-hour evacuation disrupted operations throughout the mid-Atlantic region.
Aircraft
China’s ARJ21 Gains Production Certificate
Authorities issue approval for serial production following two and a half years of consultation and documentation analysis
Maintenance and Modifications
Elliott Extends Wi-Fi STC Coverage to Citations
The Citations join Learjets, Phenoms, TMBs and and Hawkers and Beechcraft aircraft on the STC.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Drones Making Inroads in Commercial Segment
Rules are evolving as the technology does.
Rotorcraft
Summit Building Thriving Helo-support Business
The company has found markets in both the civil and military sectors.
Airlines
U.S. Exempts Royal Jordanian, Kuwait from Laptop Ban
Airlines join Qatar, Emirates, Etihad and Turkish among airlines now free to allow passengers to carry large electronic devices in cabins
Aircraft
Oriens Aviation Delivers Goodwood PC-12
Pilatus dealer for UK and Ireland sponsored the aircraft arrivals at the Goodwood Festival of Speed while heavily promoting PC-12 to visitors.
Aircraft
P-51 Recreates WWII Atlantic Flight
The famous restored aircraft is due to take part in the Duxford and Fairford airshows in England after it crossed the Atlantic.
Aircraft
Indian Military Gets Connected Aircraft Demo from Honeywell
Air Force and Naval Aviation chiefs are interested in predictive maintenance.
Rotorcraft
Last Bell LongRanger Rolls Off Production Line
Bell has manufactured more than 3,800 LongRangers since production of the helicopter started in 1975.
Regulations and Government
LOC-I Training To Be Added To EASA Licensing
Mandates aim to make pilots more skilled in coping with aircraft upsets.
Regulations and Government
Airbus X6 Cleared for $430M in Government Subsidies
Twin-engine X6 is the long-awaited successor to Airbus Helicopters' Super Puma.
Maintenance and Modifications
Advent's eABS Wins FAA Nod for King Air B200 Series
eABS reduces the risk of flat-spotting or blowing tires and allows aggressive braking as an alternative to the use of reverse thrust.
Airports
FAA Gives Third Warning to Palm Beach on LNA Jet Ban
The FAA has set an August 7 deadline for Palm Beach County to alter its restrictions on jet aircraft at LNA.
Charter & Fractional
Horizon Air Group Acquires Starbase Jet
The acquisition makes Horizon one of the largest air charter companies in the South Central U.S.
Rotorcraft
First Marine Corps' CH-53K Arrives at Patuxent River for Testing
The U.S. Naval Air Systems Command expects to receive seven of the improved heavy-lift helicopters over the next year.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Piaggio Resumes Flight Testing of Unmanned HammerHead
A second prototype of the unmanned P.180 Avanti derivative returned to flight test status after a first prototype crashed in May 2016.
Rotorcraft
Bell 525 Resumes Flight Testing
The Bell 525 Relentless has resumed flight testing and is on track to certification in 2018.
Aircraft
Daher’s TBM 910 and 930 Single-Engine Turboprops Fly at Jet Speeds
Daher’s TBM 910 and 930 Single-Engine Turboprops Fly at Jet Speeds
Aircraft
Dassault Falcon’s 5X Business Jet Makes First Flight
Dassault Falcon’s 5X Business Jet Makes First Flight
Safety
Torqued: Professionalism, Integrity and Videotape
It's important to do the right thing even when people aren't watching, and now everyone is watching…and recording.
Aircraft
China Explores Electromagnetic Carrier Launch System
Land tests of an EMALS seen, amidst talk of a third indigenous aircraft carrier.
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