Content Archive: February 2017

Training and Workforce

Technology Advances Flight Training Field

Pilot training is entering a new era thanks to rapid advances in technology and lower cost training tools.
Aircraft

Australian F-35s and EA-18 Growler To Appear at Avalon Airshow

The RAAF’s first two Lightning IIs will make a transpacific roundtrip; the air arm’s first Growler will also be there.
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Aircraft

Boeing Wins $13.8 Billion Singapore Order For 777-9s, 787-10s

Deal calls for deliveries to start in 2020

Bizav Flying in Europe Off To a ‘Strong Start’

While the 12-month trend is slightly positive, flying is still trailing the pre-crisis 2008 benchmark by more than 15 percent.
Avionics

New EFVS Landing Rule Delayed One Week

Rule allows pilots of airplanes with enhanced flight vision systems to fly certain IFR approaches all the way to landing “in lieu of natural vision”
Avionics

AirSatOne Lowers SwiftBroadband Airtime Rates

Operators can see price reductions of as much as 18 percent.
Aircraft

Bombardier's Global Family Climbs to 2,500 Ops at ASE

Aspen/Pitken is listed among the most challenging airports to operate at with steep approaches.
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FBOs

Air Elite Adds Nine New FBOs to Network

The new FBOs are located in California, Australia, Singapore, Texas and South Carolina.
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Airports

London Oxford Offers Deal for First-time Bizjet Users

“Try and Fly” promotion waives the landing fee, halves parking fees for up to a week and offers a fuel dicsount for first-time users of the airport.
Rotorcraft

Third AW609 Airborne, Will Soon Start Icing Trials

AC3 recently begun flight testing from the company's Philadelphia plant and will soon head to Michigan, for cold weather testing and icing trials.
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