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Safety
International Operations 2016: Flying Safely and Securely
Annual Conference Offers a World of Help
Airlines
Turmoil at Kenya Airways Reaches Climax
One-day pilots' strike ends only after management suspends staff "rationalization" plan
Safety
Bizav Has Lower Threat of ‘Rogue’ Pilots than Airlines
Unlike accidents based on wreckage, pilot murder-suicide "brings us into an area of the profiler of criminal behavior."
Aircraft
Bombardier Introduces CRJ Cabin Upgrade
Retrofits available in 12 months, but still no launch customer
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Argus Completes Acquisition of UAS Safety Institute
USI is the official UAS training provider for Global Aerospace under its SM4 Safety Initiative.
Rotorcraft
With FAA Papers in Hand, R44 Cadet Now Ready for Duty
The training helicopter has the same airframe, rotor system and Lycoming O-540-F1B5 as the R44 Raven I, but the Cadet’s rear seats are removed.
Finance, Taxes, Insurance
2016 Aviation Insurance Report
Is the insurance industry “declining in relevance” or the operator’s best friend?
Maintenance and Modifications
Empire Aviation To Market Citation X, Sovereign Winglets
To date, almost a third of Citation X owners have opted to have these winglets installed, and the winglets are standard equipment on the Citation X+.
FBOs
Utah Airport Takes Over FBO Duties
The airport will assume fueling duties from Leading Edge Aviation.
FBOs
GateOne Expands to Utah
The company's roster now includes FBOs in Texas and Utah.
Aircraft
Mitsubishi Eyes ‘Expedited’ Flight Testing in U.S.
Hopes to bring first MRJ to U.S. by this summer
Accidents
AIN Blog: Risky Business (Animals in Airplanes)
Were an unrestrained dog and two cats a factor in an aircraft accident?
Safety
FSF Honors Doug Schwartz with Meritorious Service Award
Schwartz, a longtime NBAA board member, is a pioneer of crew resource management in business aviation.
Rotorcraft
Thai Navy Accepts Its First Two Airbus H145M Helicopters
A total of 17 of the lightweight multi-role H145 series are heading for Thailand
Safety
FSF Study Recommends New Go-around SOPs
Study recommends making 300 feet, rather than 1,000 feet agl, the go-around height for unstable approaches.
Aircraft
Cirrus Flies First Production Vision Jet
The first production Cirrus Vision Jet will be used for proving the jet's type-rating training program.
FBOs
Atlantic Aviation Acquires Black Canyon Jet Center
The purchase of Black Canyon Jet Center makes the 69th location in its U.S.-only network, and expands its Western footprint.
Charter & Fractional
Indian Charter Group JetSmart Launches Online Booking
JetSmart has an agreement with 15 Indian operators to provide charter capacity.
Aircraft
GAMA: Business Jet and Turboprop Shipments Down in 1Q16
General aviation airplane deliveries in the first quarter dipped 3.7 percent from a year ago, while billings were down 9.5 percent.
Safety
Agostino Headlines GWBAA Safety Standdown
Agostino warns of inherent biases that come into play during stressful flight events.
Safety
Upset Training in the Age of Fly by Wire
Do pilots who fly airplanes with fly-by-wire flight controls need upset prevention and recovery training?
Safety
Falcon 7X Incident Prompts Training Changes
Serious incident caused Dassault to ground Falcon 7X fleet in 2011. Final report highlights organizational problems at industry and authority levels.
Aircraft
British Arms Sales To Saudi Arabia Questioned
Civilian casualties in the Yemen conflict have prompted another call to re-examine dealings that are significant for BAE Systems.
Aircraft
GA-ASI Reports Certifiable Predator-B Progress as UK Commits
Ground testing of new fuselage structure has been completed; the UK is negotiating a contract.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
U.S. Air Force Eyes Small UAS; Services Favor VTOL Capability
The Air Force will release a strategic plan for using smaller unmanned aircraft systems than it has traditionally operated.
Avionics
Flightstar Receives Another Learjet 40/45 ADS-B STC
Flightstar's second option for ADS-B OUT upgrades gives Learjet 40/45 operators more choices for NextGen upgrades.
ATC
FAA To Eliminate Hundreds of Remote Com Outlets
Agency says the current complement of RCOs covers the vast majority of the U.S. and includes duplicate, overlapping and seldom used frequencies.
Avionics
First LPV Approach Goes Live at Charles de Gaulle Airport
The first LPV IFR approach in Europe was flown using a Falcon 2000, ATR 42-600 and Airbus A350.
Rotorcraft
AgustaWestland Rebranded Again, Now Leonardo Helicopters
Name change is a nod to the 15th and 16th Century Italian artist and inventor Leonardo da Vinci, credited with devising first concept for helicopter.
Safety
Argus Adds Fatigue Meter to Mobile SMS
Already a part of its web-based SMS tool, the company has integrated the Aviation Fatigue Meter in its mobile app so customers can take it in the cockpit.
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