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Regulations and Government
EASA Strives To Clarify Certification Rules
The agency is using its certification memo to clarify rules.
Aircraft
Embraer’s Super Tucano Trainer Set for New Attack Roles
Embraer’s Super Tucano Trainer Set for New Attack Roles
FBOs
AIN's FBO Survey is Open
Which FBOs offer the best overall experience? Make your voice heard today.
Airlines
Labor Groups Oppose Norwegian Air UK Permit Application
Labor groups also oppose an earlier application by Ireland-based Norwegian Air International, alleging it will flout labor standards.
Aircraft
Epic E1000 Prototype Enters Flight-test Program
The first prototype of the Epic E1000 single-engine turboprop is one of two that will fly the flight test campaign.
Aircraft
Cessna Drops Citation CJ2+ from Product Lineup
Textron Aviation confims that the Cessna Citation CJ2+ is not currently in production.
Regulations and Government
Helo Pilots Warned of Running Landing Hazards
FAA says helicopter pilots should avoid conducting running landings in skid-equipped aircraft on runways with lighting systems embedded in pavement.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Chipmaker Intel Upgrades Presence in Small Drone Industry
The semiconductor manufacturer announced that it will acquire Ascending Technologies, a drone manufacturer based in Germany.
Aircraft
Modified Mi-24 Explores High-Speed Helicopter Technology
Russian defense ministry wants a next-generation rotorcraft that can reach 270 knots.
Charter & Fractional
ExcelAire Cleared for Cuba
ExcelAire joins a small but growing number of operators that have obtained Cuba service approval as the U.S. government eases travel restrictions.
Safety
Argus IS-BAO Lead Auditor Training Course OK'd by IBAC
Course is designed to deliver training that provides pertinent knowledge and practical tools necessary to conduct many types of aviation audits.
Aircraft
Indonesia Could Trump India as Japan’s US-2 Partner
Plans to co-produce the ShinMaywa amphibian in India have stalled.
Environment
New Biofuel Shows Pollution-curbing Promise
Tests conducted by Rolls-Royce show the blend could burn more than 50-percent cleaner than straight jet-A.
Aircraft
Dassault Falcon Sales, Deliveries Drop in 2015
Orders, deliveries affected by “economic environment,” French airframer says.
Rotorcraft
AgustaWestland Rebranded as Finmeccanica Helicopters
Name change is part of a wider overall corporate reorganization plan that merges the Finmeccanica's aerospace, defense and security assets.
Airports
Graffiti Vandals Strike at Van Nuys Airport
The latest tagging incident involves three jets parked on the south side of Van Nuys Airport.
Aircraft
Airstrikes over Iraq and Syria Bring Some Success
Ramadi recaptured with much air support; targeted killings highlight role of SIGINT sensors on UAVs
Accidents
U.S. Bizjet Accident Fatalities Plummet in 2015
Meanwhile, the number of non-fatal mishaps last year increased threefold, rising from six in 2014 to 18.
Aircraft
Boeing Enters 2016 On Heels of Late Order Surge
Highlights Close of 2015 with 737 Max Rollout
ATC
FAA Prepares for Super Bowl 50 Traffic
The NFL championship is one of the largest draws for business aircraft.
Maintenance and Modifications
Jet AirWerks Awarded CAAC Repair Station Certification
China approeved the company to provide repair and overhaul for engines and airframes.
Maintenance and Modifications
Constant Aviation and Lone Star AOG Announce Merger
The company's techs will now be able to dispatch from eight cities in the U.S.
Avionics
Northrop Grumman, BAE Develop AC/MC-130J Protections
The U.S. Air Force awarded the companies contracts to develop RF countermeasures for AC/MC-130Js by November.
Accidents
Accidents: January 2016
Preliminary, final and factual reports
Avionics
Jet Aviation Basel To Support Pro Line 21 System Upgrades
Two Falcon 2000 series aircraft were outfitted with the Pro Line 21 at Jet Aviation Basel.
Maintenance and Modifications
FL Technics and Future Metals Expand Partnership Accord
The agreement extends the Lithuian company's partnership with Future Metals to 16 countries.
Training and Workforce
DOT OIG Seeks Further FAA Work on Controller Training Contract
The original controller training contract, issued to Raytheon, was awarded in 2008 and updated in 2010.
Rotorcraft
AIN Blog: 2015 Was A Year of Progress for Helicopter Technology
Despite a softening commercial market, airframers do not appear to have scaled back their investment in technology.
Aircraft
AIN Blog: In Air Transport 2016 Shaping Up as Year of the Narrowbody
While the culmination of several long campaigns this year looks like progress, the path to reaching this point didn’t track as straight as some had hoped.
Safety
Explosives-proof Bag Promises Protection Against Bombs
Italy's D'Appolonia says its new Fly-Bag is lighter and more flexible than existing explosives-protection equipment.
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