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Content Archive: July 2020
Training and Workforce
Desktop Simulators Shine During Pandemic
For pilots stuck without the ability to stay current by flying, desktop simulation offers are potent alternative.
Safety
Coronavirus Brings Cabin Humidity Levels into Question
Adding humidity to dry indoor air, especially in aircraft cabins, offers a compelling solution to the coronavirus pandemic.
People in Aviation: July 2020
Wu Zhendong is chairman of Asian Sky Group, Luxaviation UK CEO and co-founder Patrick Margetson-Rushmore retired, and Gary Dun takes helm of API.
Cabin Interior and Electronics
Completions & Refurbishment Update
Cabin makeovers amid the Covid-19 pandemic
Maintenance and Modifications
West Star's DAS, Flite Combining Capabilities
Flite Components will transition from its facility in Dallas to the Dallas Aeronautical Services facility, and both are already collaborating on work.
Maintenance and Modifications
ExecuJet's Dubai MRO Gets EASA Falcon 2000EX EASy Nod
The approval expand's ExecuJet's Dubai MRO capabilities on the Falcon line and comes a little more than a year after Dassault acquired the facility.
Aircraft
Farnborough Airshow Goes Virtual with FIA Connect
FIA Connect will feature a busy program of webinars and conferences, as well as a Meet the Buyer event and online meetings for young people.
Safety
NATA's Covid-19 Clean Standard Gains Traction
After a launch in mid-June NATA's Safety 1st Clean program has reached 50 members.
Aircraft
IG Report Says Boeing Withheld Max Data from FAA
The Department of Transportation’s Inspector General’s office faulted Boeing for failing to submit documents detailing modifications to the 737 Max’s MCAS.
Textron Aviation Cutting More Jobs
Eighty Textron Aviation workers are affected in today's announcement, most of whom are in Wichita.
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