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People in Aviation: August 2018

Increased demand for business aviation in Malaysia has driven interest in hub development.

Panelists cite training, tools, and technology in battle against aviation’s number-one killer

Aircraft are currently based at the Bombardier Flight Test Center in Wichita.

Helicopter groups want a noise complaint hotline in the Los Angeles area to remain available for neighbors.

New guidelines would help the country’s business aviation sector to become more cost-effective.

Aircraft can execute shipboard landings.

General Atomics is preparing its design for the EMD phase of the U.S. Navy's MQ-25 unmanned tanker requirement

The $30 million development will be operated by Banyan Air Service, which will add a satellite terminal on the north side of the airport.

The Blackhaw XP67A upgraded provide a 40-knot boost, while the new Garmin G1000NXi flight deck helped eliminate 200 pounds.

While the preowned business jet market has improved, sellers still have to be very careful and thoughtful with their pricing strategy.

While more than 3,800 donors raised $1.8M for AOPA's You Can Fly program, the Ray Foundation matched the donations to bring the total to $3.6M.

Bombardier is now ramping up Global 7500 final assembly in Toronto, with 20 aircraft now in various build stages on the line.

The upgrade brings next-generation capabilities to the 21-year-old aircraft, while easing pilot workload and increasing safety, the company said.

The bill would reimburse certain airports and businesses affected by TFRs and would call for better Part 135 incident reporting data.

Hamburg-based Vartan Aviation Group has added a new repair facility in Seattle.

Search for new group CEO continues

Business jet division revenues climbed $6 million year-over-year in the first half to $2.417 billion, buoyed by a $76 million rise in services income.

The groups fear the amendment would pave the way for thousands of state and local government to impose their own restrictions on commercial UAS ops.

Antonov Airlines delivered 12 generators from Chile to Bolivia.

More than 1,100 WASP pilots flew more than 60 million miles in support of the Army Air Forces.

Grand Canyon crash posed unique challenges.

Applications for perpetually flying solar aircraft include global intelligence gathering and internet distribution.

After a decade of often intensive operations with the Marines the RQ-7B Shadow has been retired in favor of the RQ-21A Blackjack

Evans has dedicated 23 years of service to NBAA.

Saving weight and keeping a close eye on engine parameters can save up to 4 percent in fuel burn per flight hour.

Airline lobby group “hopeful” other OEMs will follow suit

Part of the company's new Avfuel Training System, the new course will enable FBOs and operators to comply with the agency's fuel safety regulations.

GAMA praises the reaffirmation as the U.S. takes the same stance.