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Engines
GE's ATP Engine Becomes Catalyst
The new name comes as development testing spools up with next run anticipated early next week and next engine being outfitted with instrumentation.
Aircraft
Challenger 350 Narrows In on Steep-approach Approval
This certification will allow operators with authorized crews to perform the steep 5.5-degree approach at London City Airport.
Aircraft
Uruguay Interested in Chinese L-15 Trainer
The Latin American air force could seek eight Chinese jet trainers
Maintenance and Modifications
StandardAero To Expand Three Facilities
StandardAero announced it will expand its facilities in Cincinnati and Hillsboro, Ohio, and Miami, Florida by a total of 260,000 sq. ft. throughout 2018.
Training and Workforce
Boeing Global Services Seeks Efficiency in Training Realm
New Boeing Global Services unit looks to shrink training footprint through technology and innovation
Maintenance and Modifications
Bombardier Mulls Moving Florida Service Center to OPF
If greenlighted, the 200,000-sq-ft OPF service center would double the footprint of Bombardier’s existing FLL base.
Training and Workforce
FSF: Pilot Experience Is More Than Just a Number
"It cannot be assumed that critical skills and knowledge will be obtained only through hours in the air," the Flight Safety Foundation said.
Maintenance and Modifications
Former Airworthiness Rep Pleads Guilty to Parts Fraud
Edward Carl Fernandez recently pleaded guilty to falsely representing the airworthiness condition of multiple commercial aircraft parts.
Safety
Argus Pros Hosting BARS Auditor Course
The course provides a working knowledge of the Bars program and demonstrates the practices and principals that underpin it.
Avionics
Garmin Connext Now Compatible with FltPlan Go App
Now allows pilots to wirelessly transmit a flight plan from FltPlan Go to compatible Garmin avionics.
FBOs
Montgomery Aviation Rebrands as First Wing Jet Center
Montgomery Aviation was named after former owners Dan and Andi Montgomery, who have since retired.
Aircraft
Hawaiian To Order Boeing 787-9s
Chooses Dreamliner over Airbus A330-900neo in what it characterized as competitive bidding process
Rotorcraft
Kopter Rebrands from Marenco Swisshelicopter and Progresses Towards Certification
Kopter Rebrands from Marenco Swisshelicopter and Progresses Towards Certification
Safety
Torqued: Challenges of Eliminating Loss-of-Control Accidents
How can pilots overcome continuation bias and elect to go around rather than continue an unstabilized approach?
Maintenance and Modifications
Boeing To Modernize Navy Super Hornets
Under the SLM program the F/A-18E/F will gain at least 3,000 hours more life, and later a major enhancement to its operational capabilities.
Aircraft
Daher Taps SRK Aviacom as Indian TBM 910/930 Dealer
Aviacom is an established broker of preowned aircraft and helicopters in India, as well as a dealer for flight simulators and ATC training devices.
FBOs
Lynx Adds Fourth FBO Location
The chain now has a quartet of FBOs with the purchase of the Fly Arkansas facility at Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport in Little Rock.
Regulations and Government
AIA: Aerospace Industry Concerned by Aluminum Tariffs
The U.S. aerospace industry relies heavily on imported aluminum, hence the concerns.
Finance, Taxes, Insurance
New Finance Modes Won’t Replace ExIm, Says Boeing's Myers
Warns of “exogenous shocks,” cites financial crisis of 2008-2009
Regulations and Government
Aviation Orgs Urge Continued Backing for Contract Towers
The groups are getting a jump on the fiscal 2019 budgeting process as Congress wraps up fiscal 2018.
Accidents
Accidents: March 2018
Preliminary and final reports
Regulations and Government
EASA Proposes New Requirements for PBN Operations
The proposal incorporates all PBN certification requirements into a single specification.
Airlines
Saudia's Flyadeal Aims To Cut 50-Aircraft Deal by Midyear
Campaign pits Boeing 737 Max against Airbus A320neo
Maintenance and Modifications
Aero Products Celebrates One-year Pall Partnership
Aero Products has been a distributor for Pall Aerospace dry media filters for one year.
Cabin Interior and Electronics
Anodyne Electronics Snapped Up by SMS Canada
The two companies have partnered for more than four years before the announcement.
Maintenance and Modifications
Concorde Battery Secures FAA Nod for Platinum Batteries
Use of the battery will result in stronger starts, prolonged service life and reduced wear on the engine, according to Concorde.
Maintenance and Modifications
Component Control Takes Quantum Step
The CAMP Systems subsidiary has launched a new scalable, web-based inventory and billing platform.
Rotorcraft
Tiger Tug Launches Bell 505 Helicopter Tug
Tiger Tugs offers a wireless tug designed to carry the Bell 505,
Rotorcraft
LifePort Awarded Ballistic Protection Systems Contract
LifePort's Ballistic Protection Systems help parapublic and military crews lower the risk of ground-based ballistic threats.
Rotorcraft
Helisim Building $40 Million Texas Training Center
Airbus Helicopters Site Selected.
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