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Flight Path Management: Old Issue, New Incident

The crew was too low an a visual approach but later landed safely on an instrument approach.

FAA Extends SoCal Metroplex Comment Period

Comments are now due September 8.

United Grounding Highlights Worries over Cyber Attacks

IATA warns of airline industry’s vulnerability

Vietnamese Airlines Prepare To Fulfill Growth Ambitions

Pen new deals with Boeing to expand fleets

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United Resumes Flights After Computer Glitch Grounding

Some 3,500 flights were affected after network problems stopped operations.

Swiss Postal Service, Air Cargo Carrier Begin Drone Testing

Swiss Post and air cargo carrier Swiss WorldCargo will evaluate using the Matternet One quadcopter for delivering parcels.

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

ATR’s “Green” Demonstrator Takes Flight

First mission for phase of testing involving composite insulating materials and vibro-acoustic sensors.

Sustainability and Environment

Symposium Reveals Support, Opposition to U.S. ATC Reform

A proposed fundamental change of the U.S. ATC organizational structure could come this fall in FAA reauthorization legislation.

Saudi Arabia’s Flynas Eyes Trade Growth, Religious Tourism

Fleet to increase to around 27 aircraft next year

ATR, Elbit Pioneer Visor Display for Commercial Pilots

First system in commercial aviation to replace traditional HUD with a head-mounted visor

Natural Gas Utility Starts Drone-Based Surveillance in France

GRTgaz selected aerial data collection firm Air Marine to operate monthly drone flights over gas pipeline in southwestern France.

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

Boeing, Airbus Harvest Bumper Crop of June Orders

Leasing companies account for majority of sales activity

Report Says TransAsia Pilot Shut Down Wrong Engine

CVR recordings indicate confusion in cockpit

FAA Inspector Sentenced for Carrying a Firearm

In January he flew from ATL to LGA in the jumpseat with an undeclared firearm in his possession.

FAA Defines Oceanic Airspace

The U.S. is responsible for ATC services over the domestic U.S. and certain areas beyond.

TSB Speaks Out on Injuries to Lap-Held Children

Canada's safety board is seeking data to determine the extent of injuries to children held in their parents' laps on commerical flights.

Airbus To Build A330 Completions Plant in China

Plans call for construction of new completions and delivery center in Tianjin

India’s SpiceJet Shows Signs of Life

Return of lessor confidence could signal start of turnaround

United Takes $30 Million Stake in Biofuels Firm

Airline plans to participate in as many as five projects near its hubs

Sustainability and Environment

UK Government Stalls Over Heathrow Expansion Plan

Independent commission recommends third runway for London Heathrow Airport

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