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Flight Data Systems Monitors And Analyzes Flight Data

Flight Data Systems (Booth No.

Safety

October 12, 2011

VisionSafe Clears Cabin Smoke

VisionSafe EVAS

Safety

October 11, 2011

Spirit AeroSystems Developing Nacelle Anti-ice Systems

Taking a proactive approach toward the anti-icing regulations proposed by the FAA in June 2010–and still unscheduled for adoption into the FARs–Spirit Aero

Safety

October 11, 2011

Baldwin Aviation Brings Safety Systems To Managers

There’s only one thing more difficult for a pilot to deal with than being part of a small flight department and that is being a one-person show that often

Safety

October 11, 2011

AEROBridge Helps Bizav Assets Provide Disaster Relief

AERObridge is an organization easy to understand. Formerly known as Corporate Aviation Responding in Emergencies (C.A.R.E.), AERObridge has been end

Safety

October 11, 2011

Zodiac Focused On External Growth Strategy

Zodiac Aerospace comes into NBAA 2011 buoyed by an agreement with its banks to increase the amount and maturity of its financing.

Safety

October 10, 2011

Convergent Performance Makes Aviation Professionalism Pledge

Convergent is rolling out a new grassroots challenge to anyone with “a stake in this game."

Safety

October 10, 2011

General Aviation Safety Is on NTSB’s Radar

Amid changes to the format of its annual “most wanted” list, the NTSB has included improvement in general aviation safety as one of its hot-button topics.

Safety

October 8, 2011

Bizav Accidents Climb Considerably in First Nine Months

The number of accidents and fatalities for business jet and turboprop operations worldwide increased substantially in the first nine months

Safety

October 6, 2011

Pilot Fatigue Rules Delayed Again

Regulations to combat pilot fatigue–which FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt said will migrate to Part 135 operations–have been delayed past the August 1 dead

Charter & Fractional

October 3, 2011

Laser System Aims To Prevent Hangar Rash

To prevent damage to aircraft as they are moved in hangars, charter and aircraft management provider Talon Air, based at Republic Airport on New York’s Lon

FBOs

October 2, 2011

Bombardier flight tests electric ice-protection system

In the quest to develop more aircraft systems driven by electricity and to improve reliability, Bombardier Aerospace completed another milestone in its Str

Safety

October 1, 2011

AIN Blog: FAA’s New Rule on Ice Bridging Is Not the Best It Could Be

The FAA has finally put a regulatory nail in the coffin of ice bridging with a new <link http://frwebgate2.access.gpo.gov/cgi-bin/PDFgate.cgi?WAISdocID=PKZ

Safety

August 31, 2011

New Rule Restricts Hiring FAA Safety Inspectors

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Aircraft

August 29, 2011

Robinson Working with FAA on R44 ‘Mast Rocking’

Robinson Helicopter CEO Kurt Robinson said his company has been working with the FAA for “some time” to address concerns about “mast rocking” on its R44 he

Safety

August 25, 2011

9/11 Report: Aviation Ten Years Later

For the complete report:AIN_2011_TenYearsLater.pd

Safety

August 24, 2011