Content Archive: August 2011
EADS Accelerates Acquisitions Plan in the Face of Market Volatility
Turmoil in stock markets and the prospect of another public debt and banking crisis have done nothing to deter EADS in its expansion and diversification pl
Aerospace Firms Falling Short in Customer Support, Claims Accenture
Aerospace manufacturers recognize the need to deliver more comprehensive and valuable support to customers around the world, but they have failed to adequa
Avionics
Pilots Can Control Garmins by Voice
The FAA issued an amended supplemental type certificate for the VoiceFlight Systems VFS101, adding new units to the company’s approvals for voice command o
BizAv Warrior: Rick Palocsik
Rick Palocsik
Technical Sergeant
440th Airlift Wing, Pope Army Airfield, N.C.
United States Air Force Reserve
Senior Technician - Falcon Jet Crew
JPMorgan: Bizjet Market ‘Perking Up’
Demand for new-production business jets “showed signs of perking up” in the second quarter, JPMorgan North American Equity Research noted in its monthly bu
AIN Blog: Unmanned Aircraft Industry Operates on Brink of Acceptance
The briefing requests started three weeks out: “[company executive] available to discuss new products at our exhibit.
AIN Blog: China Begins Effort To Build Naval Aviation
A century ago, the U.S.
Aircraft
Sukhoi’s new-generation T-50 fighter gets ready to rumble for Russia
Sukhoi’s T-50 fifth-generation fighter program has made significant strides since the first aircraft (T-50-1) flew at the Knaapo factory’s airfield back in
Aircraft
Boeing Gains FAA, EASA Certification for 747-8F Freighter
Boeing received FAA and European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) certification today for the new 
AIN Blog: Are Safety Management Systems Over-regulation or a Necessary Evil?
The older I get the more I find reality forces me to take solace in the reminiscence of the good old days.
