Content Archive: April 2016
Accidents
Pilot Incapacitation Preceded TBM 700 Landing Accident
Both the pilot and passenger were not injured in the Dec. 15, 2015 accident, but the aircraft was substantially damaged.
Security
AIN Blog: Do They Really Need To Kick Passengers Off Airliners?
The number of incidents involving disruptive passengers getting deplaned seems to be growing.
Cabin Interior and Electronics
Lufthansa Technik Finds a Faster Path to Inner Beauty
Automated water transfer printing shortens lead times, says the company.
World’s Oldest Active Pilot Dies
George Neal was a pioneer in Canadian aviation.
Business Aviation in Nigeria
Lack of infrastructure and information hamstringing development
Airlines
U.S. Transportation Agency Favors Norwegian Air Carrier Permit
The Department of Transportation issued a show-cause finding that approves Norwegian Air International's application to fly to the U.S.
Safety
Honeywell and Vibratech Expand HUMS Network
The two companies signed an agreement that improves Honeywell’s health and usage monitoring system in Greater China.
Regulations and Government
China Steps Up Monitoring Activity for Zika Virus
Reports to quarantine officials are required when arriving with flu-like symptoms.
Charter & Fractional
Union Fires Back on Flexjet/Flight Options Seniority Dispute
The IBT filed a lawsuit alleging the companies are refusing to negotiate with them.
