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U.S. and Europe Strike Deal over TSO Recognition

Agreement between Europe and the U.S to recognize its each other's TSO will make it easier to get access to aerospace components.

Regulations and Government

Debris Found Off Mozambique Likely From 777, Says Official

Malaysian transport minister stops short of confirming part came from Malaysia Airlines MH370

Waypoint Leasing Stands Behind Oil-and-gas Operators

The Irish helicopter leasing company still sees plenty of opportunity in the leasing marketplace.

H160 Flight Testing Benefitting From New Tools

Certification is planned for 2018, as the manufacturer gears up for production.

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Honeywell Withdraws Offer for United Technologies

Phoenix-based company rebuts UTC's characterization of its offer as 'grossly undervalued'

Finance, Taxes, Insurance

Insurance Provider Takes ASI as New Name

Reflecting a wider range of clients, Aviation Specialty Insurance also adds underwriters.

FAA Forms New ARC For Operation of Small UAS Over People

The ARC marks a reversal from the agency’s earlier micro classification.

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

Bombardier and Air Inuit Collaborate on Q300 Freighter

Arctic carrier Air Inuit signs on as launch customer

German-owned ATC Provider Takes Control of Gatwick Tower

Air Navigation Solutions, wholly owned subsidiary of German air navigation service provider DFS, replaces UK NATS as tower provider at Gatwick.

Turbomeca Faces 15-percent Drop in Deliveries

The Arrano 1A has flown on the Airbus H160, and the Arrius 2R for the Bell 505 Jet Ranger X was certified.

Wear Gloves with L3's LYNX ADS-B Touchscreen Avionics Display

Wear Gloves with L3's LYNX ADS-B Touchscreen Avionics Display

Erickson Supports Australian Firefighting Fleet

Two contracts call for deployment of additional Aircranes in firefighting and timber harvesting roles.

February 29, 2016

Dart Aerospace Launches Maintenance Network

Dart Aerospace sets up a network of new maintenance centers throughout Canada and the U.S.

Maintenance and Modifications

February 29, 2016

Sikorsky Reports Progress With Demonstrators

The S-97 Raider will fly 60 hours this year, while the Matrix autonomy program will be reinforced with the UH-60A.

February 29, 2016

Ethiopian and RwandAir Negotiate Details in Merger Talks

Ethiopian appears to have beaten off competition from Etihad Airways to buy a 49 percent stake in RwandAir.

February 29, 2016

Bell’s Snyder Focusing on Innovation

Mitch Snyder hinted that new Bell models may be coming, although he plans to spend money on existing types.

February 28, 2016

Sikorsky Progresses on Spectrum of Autonomous Technologies

The company is prepping its third optionally piloted aircraft as it eyes possible technology transfers into service.

February 28, 2016

ICAO Remains Concerned about Russian GLONASS Mandate

Mandate is imposing new requirements on non-Russian certified operators, including operators certified by the U.S.

February 28, 2016

Airbus Helicopters North American Consolidating in Dallas

New boss Chris Emerson is determined to continue improving Airbus Helicopters product support.

February 27, 2016

FAA Examines Part 27 Certification Issues

Helicopter OEMs gain more attention in reorganization of Fort Worth Aircraft Certification Office

February 27, 2016

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