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Delayed Permit Application Hurts Norwegian Air Financials
Norwegian Air Shuttle's drawn out application for a U.S. foreign air carrier permit is creating drag on its bottom line.
Aircraft
February 12, 2015
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Carbon nanotubes could be applied like paint and de-ice a surface by heating.
Safety
February 11, 2015
TransAsia Pilots Undergo Retesting for Engine-Failure Response
Ten pilots have failed CAA-ordered tests
Accidents
February 11, 2015
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Aircraft
February 10, 2015
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Saab Wins Second-Phase Tower System Contract in Australia
Airservices Australia awarded Saab a contract for the second phase of its national tower technology improvement program.
ATC
February 10, 2015
Malaysia Moves To Curb LCC Growth
Authorities won't issue more AOCs for low-cost entrants
Airlines
February 10, 2015
AIN Blog: What's Wrong With Pilot Training?
The aviation industry has an opportunity to provide pilot training that could prevent the kinds of accident that have been happening.
Accidents
February 10, 2015
Aireon Will Help Improve Tracking in Singapore FIR
ADS-B ATC surveillance will begin after the launch of Aireon’s new satellites.
ATC
February 8, 2015
Both Engines Lost Power Before TransAsia Crash
FDR data suggests pilots shut fuel supply to left engine
Accidents
February 6, 2015
Harris To Acquire Exelis, Merging U.S. Government Suppliers
The combination of Harris and Exelis will create a major supplier of IT and communications system to the U.S. government and military.
ATC
February 6, 2015
CSeries Flight Test Program Reaches 900-Hour Mark
CSeries Program head reports 'solid progress'
Aircraft
February 6, 2015
Taiwan Orders Checks on ATRs after TransAsia Crash
Order also affects fellow Taiwanese regional Uni Air
Accidents
February 5, 2015
Australian Transport Workers Call for AirAsia Safety Audit
Leaked report on crash of QZ8501 questions pilot training
Accidents
February 5, 2015
ICAO Conference Recommends Aircraft Tracking Standard
International Civil Aviation Organization member states recommended the adoption of a 15-minute position reporting standard for aircraft.
Aircraft
February 5, 2015
Datalink Requirement Comes to Portions of the North Atlantic
Aircraft operating in the North Atlantic organized track system between FL350 and FL390 must be equipped with Fans 1A, CPDLC and ADS-C
Safety
February 5, 2015
TransAsia ATR 72 Crashes in Taiwan, Killing At Least 23
Second deadly crash for Taiwanese airline in seven months
Accidents
February 4, 2015
Gulfstream G650, Embraer Legacy 500 Nominated for 2014 Collier Trophy
Trophy awarded annually “for the greatest achievement in aeronautics or astronautics in America.”
February 4, 2015
ERA Reveals Strategy To Partner with New EU Establishment
Association hopes that acting early will allow it to partner with new European Parliament and Commission on workable aviation policy
Airlines
February 4, 2015
Aeroflot’s Support Boosts Outlook for Superjet
Talking with Sukhoi about taking airplanes originally built for UTAir
Aircraft
February 3, 2015
WSI Claims 'Critical Mass' for Turbulence-reporting System
Weather firm WSI believes it has achieved a “critical mass” of daily aircraft reports to its turbulence-alerting system in North America.
Safety
February 3, 2015
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