Content Archive: September 2016
China’s L-15 Jet Displayed by Zambia In South Africa
At the Africa Aerospace and Defence Show, the first export examples were shown equipped with Chinese weapons
Aircraft
U.S. Air Force Suspends Flight Operations of Some F-35As
Insulating material around an avionics cooling line in a fuel tank was found to be shedding, the F-35 Joint Program Office said.
Business Aviation Ready For Fourth Quarter Push to Recover a Shaky 2016
Business Aviation Ready For Fourth Quarter Push to Recover a Shaky 2016
Regulations and Government
ICAO's Carbon-Offsetting Scheme Not Adequate, Groups Say
The International Coalition for Sustainable Aviation calls for revisions to global market-based measure scheme ICAO's assembly will consider.
FBOs
Talon Air Joins Signature FBO Network as Affiliate
Talon Air's facility at Republic Airport includes more than 100,000-sq-ft of hangar, executive terminal and office space.
Avionics
Astronautics Contracted by FAA for Cybersecurity Research
The research program covers three phases and will last nearly a year and will be done at Astronautics's Milwaukee headquarters.
Martin Hiller Becomes NATA President
The NATA board dropped acting from the title, and also promoted Deere and Obitts.
Regulations and Government
Survey: Nearly 50% Might Sell Bizcraft if User Fees Implemented
Looking at the Presidential slate, half believe that Donald Trump would act in the best interests of business aviation.
Avionics
Industry Tackling Avionics Complexity Issues
The vast capabilities of modern technology are having a profound effect on cockpit avionics design.
