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Accidents
King Air Crash Kills Brazil's 'Car Wash' Judge
Rain and low visibility were reported in the area at the time, and witnesses reported seeing the turboprop twin in a steep bank before it hit the water.
Aircraft
Mitsubishi MRJ Delayed Again, This Time for Two Years
Changes to certain systems and electrical configurations to push back EIS to mid-2020
Charter & Fractional
All-you-can-fly Bizjet Service To Start in Germany
JetEight’s initial focus will be on Europe and will use “small private jets from lower-traffic terminals,” but also VIP terminals at major airports.
Accidents
Failure to Find MH370 Leaves Critical Questions Unanswered
Coincidentally, a leaked Malaysian police report that describes the captain’s simulation of a flight over the Indian Ocean resurfaces
Regulations and Government
Union Files Petition to Organize Boeing South Carolina Plant
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers is making second effort to organize the assembly facility for 787 Dreamliners.
Regulations and Government
Feds Outline TFR Plans for Trump Visits to Mar-a-Lago
Gateway system, no-fly-zones will be in place.
Aircraft
Russia and Turkey Join Forces for Syrian Airstrikes
They say that their co-ordinated action has followed reluctance by the western coalition to attack the desired targets.
Aircraft
New British Airborne Surveillance Radar Enters Production
The UK Ministry of Defence confirmed an order for the Crowsnest system to be carried by Royal Navy Merlin helicopters
Aircraft
Spotlight on the Dassault Falcon 900LX Business Jet Interior
Spotlight on the Dassault Falcon 900LX Business Jet Interior
Aircraft
How Smart Cabin Design in the Gulfstream G650ER Makes a 14-Hour Flight Seem a Delight
How Smart Cabin Design in the Gulfstream G650ER Makes a 14-Hour Flight Seem a Delight
Airports
Flights to Nigeria Face Disruption with Abuja Airport Closure
Abuja's Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport is due to close for at least six weeks from March 8.
ATC
Iceland ATC Provider, Aireon Sign Data Services Agreement
Aireon will provide Isavia with tracking data throughout the Reykjavik Oceanic Control Area extending to the North Pole.
Rotorcraft
Robinson Deliveries Down, but Hopes Are Up for 2017
While delivery numbers were down, the average unit price sold increased substantially thanks to customer-specified options.
Regulations and Government
FAA Study Could Overturn Long-standing Jet Ban at LNA
FAA determined that a ban on jets, first put in place in 1973, is not grandfathered under ANCA.
Charter & Fractional
BACA To Hold Its Inaugural Air Charter Expo in London
ACE ’17 will include conference and learning sessions, a static display, exhibition space and networking opportunities.
Gama Partners With Hong Kong MRO China Aircraft Services
Gama Aviation Hutchinson will work with CASL to provide business jet maintenance services at Hong Kong International Airport.
Aircraft
Safran To Buy Zodiac Aerospace for €8.5 Billion
Deal expected to accelerate recovery of Zodiac’s seats and interiors business
Regulations and Government
FAA Issues Flight Restrictions over DC for Inauguration
Business aircraft flights limited to Manassas Regional, Washington Dulles and Baltimore/Washington International Airports.
Aircraft
BAE Systems To Replace Head-up Display on the F-22
Lockheed Martin selected BAE’s all-digital upgrade for increased reliability and performance.
Charter & Fractional
NATA Charter Town Hall Helps Operators ID and Solve Problems
The National Air Transportation Association is holding a series of Air Charter Town Hall meetings throughout the U.S. this year.
Sustainability and Environment
EPA Rejects Appeal on Certain Aircraft Emissions
The Biogenic C02 Coalition claims EPA's aircraft emissions endangerment finding is illegal because of its treatment of certain biogenic emissions.
FBOs
Jet Aviation Acquires Washington Dulles FBO from Ross Aviation
The Washington Dulles FBO complex ecompasses six hangars, 10 acres of ramp space and a newly renovated FBO terminal.
Regulations and Government
FAA To Hold Meetings on New SoCal Satnav Routes
Airspace improvements in Southern California that will replace dozens of existing conventional air routes with new satellite-based routes.
Alnaqbi Steps In as Vice Chair of IBAC
Alnaqbi, who founded MEBAA to united the business aviation communities in the Middle East and North Africa region, formerly was IBAC treasurer.
Aircraft
New Pressure on Lockheed Martin To Reduce F-35 Unit Cost
The incoming US President has slammed the program, but LM says a new deal is close already.
AIN Blog: Is Flight-sharing Dead? (It’s all Uber’s Fault, Part 2)
The Supreme Court elected not to hear a case involving a flight-sharing company's attempt to offer services to the general public.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
FAA, SkyPan Settle Charges of Alleged Improper Drone Flights
The Chicago aerial photography company will pay a civil penalty of $200,000, the largest fine to date for unmanned aircraft systems.
Aircraft
Russia’s Stealth Fighter Starts New Test Phase
Five of the prototype Sukhoi T-50s will move to a new base and be flown by military pilots for the first time.
Engines
Rolls-Royce Settles Corruption Case with $812 Million in Fines
The UK's Serious Fraud Office found that intermediaries gave improper payments and gifts to secure orders for Rolls-Royce engines.
Astronaut, Safety Advocate Gene Cernan Dies
He was the face of Bombardier's Safety Standdown.
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