Content Archive: July 2015

The Asia-Pacific region is set to command the lion’s share of supply for pilots and maintenance technicians.

Bristow and its clients will be able to see the position of Bristow aircraft at any time on an interactive map using satellite tracking signals.

The composite five-blade propellers will be lighter and stronger.

Critical data being shared globally.

Certification of similarly upgraded versions of the King Air 350 and C90Tx are expecting to receive certification in 4Q15 and 1H16, respectively.

AoA information now available for FAR Part 23 aircraft.

The defense contractor plans to sell or spin-off its government IT and technical services businesses, including air traffic management.

The floatplanes will be used for commuter and tourism flights in China.

EAA chairman Jack Pelton says the aircraft will play a role in sparking new interest in the industry.

While not ready to reveal development details, Textron Aviation is exploring a concept for a 1,500-nm-range large turboprop single.