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Airports
FAA: City Must Run SMO Without Unjust Discrimination
The FAA is warning the city of Santa Monica to treat pilots and tenants fairly while the airport remains open.
Cabin Interior and Electronics
Bombardier: Interior Tastes Vary by Region
The airframer regularly tailors its interior designs based on what is beautiful to its customers.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
U.S. Army Evaluates Drone for Collecting Cyber Intelligence
The service has flown the small multi-rotor drone during training exercises at the National Training Center at For Irwin, Calif.
Maintenance and Modifications
Duncan Beefs Up Bizjet Support in Mexico, Southwest U.S.
Business aircraft operators in Mexico are looking for more options for quick AOG engine support.
Aircraft
Duncan: Orders Flying in for CJ3 Fusion Avionics Upgrade
The cockpit upgrade replaces Pro Line 21 portrait-oriented displays with three larger 14.1-inch touchscreen displays in landscape format.
Rotorcraft
New Orders Show Latin American Rotorcraft Market Still Alive, Says Bell
This week at LABACE, Bell Helicopter is displaying a VIP-configured 429, a 407GXP and a mockup of the new 505.
Aircraft
Bombardier's Challenger 650 Makes Mexican Service Debut
The latest entry in Bombardier's large cabin Challenger family was delivered to a Mexican customer
Rotorcraft
First H175 Delivered in the Americas
H175 will be used by Mexico's Transportes Aéreos Pegaso for oil and gas operations in the Gulf of Mexico
Aircraft
Cessna Moving Caravan Production to Independence Plant
Cessna has been building Caravans in Wichita continuously since it received FAA approval for the type in 1984.
Safety
Jeppesen Previews SID/STAR Charts Improvements
Improvements to the arrival and departure charts include introducing colors to identify what pilot’s consider to be the most pertinent information.
Regulations and Government
NBAA: New U.S. IFR Flight Plan Format Coming in 2017
Pilots need to familiarize themselves with the new codes, which are intended to maximize efficiency in the National Airspace System.
Charter & Fractional
Air Charter Broker Helps Save the Day for Rescued Dogs
Flight was financially sponsored by equestrian and animal lover Georgina Bloomberg, daughter of former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Aircraft
Mitsubishi Seeks To Restart Aborted MRJ Ferry Flight
MRJ pilots returned the first prototype to Mitsubishi's base in Nagoya after encountering issues with the regional jet's air management system.
Rotorcraft
Moody's Downgrades Credit Rating for Helo Operator Erickson
Credit rating agency Moody's downgraded Erickson's $355 million bond debt two full notches to Caa3, assigning it a very high credit risk.
Airlines
IATA Presses Egypt To Release Blocked Airline Revenues
IATA says that Egyptian foreign currency exchange restrictions have resulted in $275 million of airline revenues being trapped in the country.
Regulations and Government
CL604 Charter Copilot Allegedly Tries To Fly Drunk
The pilot was taken into custody, and subsequently fired by his employer.
Charter & Fractional
OneJet Positions for Growth with Fred Reid on Board
Fred Reid brings a mix of business aviation and airline experience to his role as he helps provide guidance on OneJet services.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
FAA Issues 76 Waivers as Part 107 Drone Rule Takes Effect
Most of the waivers granted to the Part 107 operating conditions involve night-time flights, said FAA Administrator Michael Huerta.
Aircraft
Embraer Adds Third Prototype to E190-E2 Flight-test Program
Embraer will use four prototypes to complete type certification for the E190-E2 airliner by the end of the first half of 2018.
Aircraft
Falcon 8X Arrives in São Paulo to Make LABACE Debut
Dassault's new Falcon 8X should be ready to enter service in Brazil during the fourth quarter of this year when local type certification is complete.
Aircraft
Bombardier Forecasts Region's Bizjet Demand
In its annual 10-year market forecast, Bombardier sees a demand for nearly 800 bizjets over the next decade in Latin America
Safety
Nall Report: Helicopter Safety Record Mixed
Fatal accidents and fatalities increase for both commercial and non-commercial helicopter operations.
Aircraft
Gulfstream Sees Latin American Uptick Playing to Its Strengths
Gulfstream Aerospace now has around 200 aircraft based across Latin America.
Aircraft
Japan's ANA Grounds Some 787s for Engine Inspections
The carrier cancelled several domestic flights, reportedly due to concern over turbine blade corrosion of the 787's Rolls-Royce engines.
Regulations and Government
Brazilian Bizav Hopes for Rebound as LABACE Numbers Drop
Organizers of the 2016 LABACE show in São Paulo presented some stark statistics on the state of Brazil's business aviation industry.
Regulations and Government
Staffing, Screening Issues Addressed, TSA Tells Airline Pilots
The Transportation Security Administration has plugged staffing gaps that caused long lines at airport security checkpoints this summer.
Airports
Brazilian Airport Projects In Limbo As Economic Downturn Bites
Progress on a number of Brazilian airport projects has slowed, but bizav has benefitted from less competition with airline traffic.
Regulations and Government
FAA Warms To Easier SE-IFR Helo Certification
Industry views this as key to increasing the number of IFR operations and improving safety.
Finance, Taxes, Insurance
USAIG Unveils Safety Program for Small Drone Operators
The initial offering under its new Performance Vector Unmanned program is an online small UAS ground school course provided by Argus Unmanned.
Regulations and Government
U.S. House Rep. LaHood Champions Small Airports
The former Transportation Secretary's Ray LaHood son, Rep. Darin LaHood partners with AOPA on general aviation round table.
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