Aerospace & Air Transport

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Alternatives Exist to Funding the FAA, Watchdog Agency Says

Allowing the FAA to issue bonds, charge fees or spinning off its Air Traffic Organization are options, says Government Accountability Office.

Regulations and Government

December 23, 2015

Europe's ATM Master Plan Update Anticipates Less Air Traffic

Achieving an optimal air traffic management system will require an investment of €18 billion to €26 billion through 2035, Sesar JU estimates.

ATC

December 22, 2015

Industry Coalition Outlines Concerns With New LightSquared Test Plan

LightSquared has emerged from bankruptcy and is forging ahead on a test plan it says will protect GPS receivers from interference.

Avionics

December 22, 2015

HAI To Salute Individuals, Organizations for Excellence

The 2016 winners have trained thousands, been involved in marine and mouton rescue missions and developed instrument approaches.

Rotorcraft

December 22, 2015

Videos

Airbus To Acquire Flight Support Group Navtech

Navtech produces electronic flight bag systems, as well as aeronautical charts, navigation data and software for flight performance and crew planning,

Avionics

December 22, 2015

Boeing, FAA Reach Settlement on Regulatory Compliance Issues

The manufacturer will pay a $12 million fine to resolve 'multiple pending and potential' civil penalties from the FAA.

Regulations and Government

December 22, 2015

Waypoint Signs Leaseback Deal with Omni Helicopters

Waypoint sees significant long-term demand in Brazil despite current market conditions.

Rotorcraft

December 22, 2015

Finmeccanica Ready To Start New Year With New Structure

Italian aerospace, defense and security group Finmeccanica now consists of four sectors and seven new divisions.

Finance, Taxes, Insurance

December 22, 2015

Authorities Approve Bombardier CS100 Training Devices

Qualification of the CS100 full-flight simulator and flight training device follows type certitication of the narrowbody airliner.

Training and Workforce

December 22, 2015

Class A Airspace ACAS Reporting Revised

New requirements narrows scope of ACAS resolution advisory reports.

Safety

December 21, 2015

NetJets Pilots Approve New Contract

The ratification culminated more than two years of often contentious contract negotiations.

Charter & Fractional

December 21, 2015

NHV To Base Two Airbus H175s at New Aberdeen Site

Belgian company wants to become alternative player in the North Sea offshore oil-and-gas market.

Rotorcraft

December 21, 2015

Bombardier C Series Wins Transport Canada Certification

Scheduled for first delivery in second quarter of 2016

Aircraft

December 18, 2015

AIN Blog: Drone Wars, The FAA Strikes Back

The agency is attempting to stave off disaster by having owners of larger R/C aircraft and drones register them. The odds are stacked against it.

Regulations and Government

December 18, 2015

Delta Revisits E190 Plan with New Boeing Order

Deal covers 20 of the Embraer jets and 20 new 737-900ERs

Aircraft

December 17, 2015

FAA, Israeli CAAI Look To Tighten Collaboration

The FAA and CAAI began an “in-depth exchange” after a rocket from Gaza landed about a mile from Ben-Gurion Airport on July 22 last year.

December 17, 2015

HAI To Honor Padfield for Excellence in Communications

An editor with AIN for 22 years, Padfield has written four aviation books and logged more than 9,000 hours.

December 17, 2015

U.S., Cuba to Establish Scheduled Air Services

American Airlines aims to start scheduled flights next year

Airlines

December 17, 2015

Mitsubishi ‘Reviewing’ MRJ Schedule

Plans to release new schedule by year end

Aircraft

December 16, 2015

AIA: U.S. Headed for Record Trade Surplus

Shipments and surplus up so far this year, but so too are early signs of slowdown.

December 16, 2015

Aerospace & Air Transport

Latest

Alternatives Exist to Funding the FAA, Watchdog Agency Says

Allowing the FAA to issue bonds, charge fees or spinning off its Air Traffic Organization are options, says Government Accountability Office.

Europe's ATM Master Plan Update Anticipates Less Air Traffic

Achieving an optimal air traffic management system will require an investment of €18 billion to €26 billion through 2035, Sesar JU estimates.

Industry Coalition Outlines Concerns With New LightSquared Test Plan

LightSquared has emerged from bankruptcy and is forging ahead on a test plan it says will protect GPS receivers from interference.

HAI To Salute Individuals, Organizations for Excellence

The 2016 winners have trained thousands, been involved in marine and mouton rescue missions and developed instrument approaches.

Videos

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Airbus To Acquire Flight Support Group Navtech

Navtech produces electronic flight bag systems, as well as aeronautical charts, navigation data and software for flight performance and crew planning,

Boeing, FAA Reach Settlement on Regulatory Compliance Issues

The manufacturer will pay a $12 million fine to resolve 'multiple pending and potential' civil penalties from the FAA.

Waypoint Signs Leaseback Deal with Omni Helicopters

Waypoint sees significant long-term demand in Brazil despite current market conditions.

Finmeccanica Ready To Start New Year With New Structure

Italian aerospace, defense and security group Finmeccanica now consists of four sectors and seven new divisions.

Authorities Approve Bombardier CS100 Training Devices

Qualification of the CS100 full-flight simulator and flight training device follows type certitication of the narrowbody airliner.

Class A Airspace ACAS Reporting Revised

New requirements narrows scope of ACAS resolution advisory reports.

NetJets Pilots Approve New Contract

The ratification culminated more than two years of often contentious contract negotiations.

NHV To Base Two Airbus H175s at New Aberdeen Site

Belgian company wants to become alternative player in the North Sea offshore oil-and-gas market.

Bombardier C Series Wins Transport Canada Certification

Scheduled for first delivery in second quarter of 2016

AIN Blog: Drone Wars, The FAA Strikes Back

The agency is attempting to stave off disaster by having owners of larger R/C aircraft and drones register them. The odds are stacked against it.

Delta Revisits E190 Plan with New Boeing Order

Deal covers 20 of the Embraer jets and 20 new 737-900ERs

FAA, Israeli CAAI Look To Tighten Collaboration

The FAA and CAAI began an “in-depth exchange” after a rocket from Gaza landed about a mile from Ben-Gurion Airport on July 22 last year.

HAI To Honor Padfield for Excellence in Communications

An editor with AIN for 22 years, Padfield has written four aviation books and logged more than 9,000 hours.

U.S., Cuba to Establish Scheduled Air Services

American Airlines aims to start scheduled flights next year

Mitsubishi ‘Reviewing’ MRJ Schedule

Plans to release new schedule by year end

AIA: U.S. Headed for Record Trade Surplus

Shipments and surplus up so far this year, but so too are early signs of slowdown.

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