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BJT Cabin Electronics Manufacturers 2014
A business aircraft cabin wouldn’t be complete without a full range of electronics.
FAA and Natca Implement Airport Safety Reporting Program
Pilot program allows controllers to report safety issues without retaliation.
Gulfstream Expands SMS Company Wide
Adding the sales and marketing people closes the final loop in Gulfstream’s SMS.
U.S. Air Force: Controllers May Have Cheated on Exams
The Air Force says no controllers were de-certified because of the cheating scandal.
Report Issued on Indonesian Runway Incursion
Report says both pilots and controllers were at fault for close call.
Report Critical of FAA Progress on Runway Safety Issues
Department of Transportation questions whether the FAA is up to the task of implementing new runway safety project.
TBM 700 Accident in France Kills Two
Three passengers were flown to a Paris hospital.
ALPA Continues Support for Flight Deck Officer Program
ALPA applauds recent TSA integration step.
NextGen Operational Statistics Updated
Instrument approach numbers continue to grow.
U.S. Flight Operations Banned in Baghdad FIR
Ban remains in effect until further notice.
Contractor Announced To Continue Search for MH370
Search for MH370 could take another 12 months
Cabin Interior and Electronics
Completion & Refurbishment Centers 2014
Whether you’re looking for an airborne fireplace or a comfortable place to fire up your laptop, these facilities can deliver.
Accidents: August 2014
Preliminary, factual and final accident reports.
People in Aviation: August 2014
Industry personnel appointments
NTSB Report on Georgia Crash Raises Questions
Premier IA co-pilot could not explain go-around after a smooth touchdown.
Australians Concerned About Updated Pilot Licensing Regulations
One Australian instructor said no one really understands the country’s new pilot licensing rules.
Myrtle Beach Airport Construction Updated
MYR airport construction season runs until April next year
Airbus Training Flight Generates Actual Control Problem
Airline changes training procedures after touch-and-go incident
India Makes Move to Keep Pilots in Fold
Authorities scan records for compliance errors
New Rule Addresses Battery Shipments by Air
New battery rules should harmonize U.S. regs with international ones
Committee Promotes Use of Angle-of-Attack Indicators
Agency believes AOA indicators could reduce GA loss of control accidents
FAA Proposes Penalty Against Southwest Airlines for Maintenance Work
Although the work on 44 airplanes was subcontracted, Southwest Airlines was still responsible for the results
Aircraft Arrivals Without Ground Personnel Coming
Airlines could soon begin marshaling aircraft without ground personnel present
NBAA Gives Guidance on Runway Excursions
Excursions account for more fatalities than many pilots realize.
Concerns Remain Over Plan for Drone Operations
Pace of UAS integration still behind schedule, according to U.S. agency.
FAA Re-emphasizes Elements of ‘Climb Via’ Phraseology
Agency says numerous pilot deviation reports have been filed since the new phraseology was implemented in April.
Helicopter Accident Attributed To Loss of Control
Canadian investigators recovered very little of the helicopter’s fuselage.
ICAO Clarifies State Responsibilities in Conflict Zones
ICAO says member states should be ready for aircraft to fly around areas of conflict.
