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Safety
Pirep Process Has Room For Improvement, NTSB Study Finds
Both controllers and pilots could do more to ensure that operators have the most relevant, up-to-date information.
Aircraft
Stratos 714 Moves into Next Flight-Test Phase
FAA lifted initial restrictions on flight-test program.
UBS: Customer Interest Still Solid, but Market Softer
The most recent UBS Business Jet Market Index fell just below the breakeven demarcation that would indicate a growing market.
Mitsubishi Aircraft Hosts STEM Event for High-schoolers
The event, which took place on May 16 at Grant County International Airport, was aimed to inspire students to pursue a career in the STEM field.
Regulations and Government
Local Political Interference Increasing, NBAA's Brown Says
WBAA's 11th annual standdown drew about 100 attendees and 10 exhibitors to NTSB's Ashburn, Virginia, training center
ATC
FAA Delays Flight Plan Format Transition
The latest delay enables the FAA to integrates enhancements to the format while avoiding disruptions during the busy summer flying season.
Maintenance and Modifications
Industry Insights: Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul—a Sector in Upgrade Mode
Business aviation depends on maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) providers for safe and reliable operations.
ATC
NBAA: Privatization of U.S. Air Traffic Control Bad for Business Aviation
NBAA: Privatization of U.S. Air Traffic Control Bad for Business Aviation
Aircraft
New Russian Irkut MC-21 Narrowbody Airliner Makes First Flight
New Russian Irkut MC-21 Narrowbody Airliner Makes First Flight
Engines
Pratt & Whitney Says New PW1000G Core Will Cut Fuel Burn
Pratt & Whitney confirmed plans to developed a new high-technology core for its PW1000G family of turbofans by 2020.
Rotorcraft
Boeing Prepares To Begin CH-47F Chinook Block 2 Upgrade
The U.S. Army plans to upgrade 542 CH-47F and MH-47G helicopters, with deliveries starting in 2023.
Rotorcraft
HeliRussia 2017 Reaches New Heights
The number of exhibitors jumped 85 percent from the 129 that participated in the first HeliRussia expo in 2008 to 237 this year.
Avionics
ForeFlight Performance Planning Goes Live
ForeFlight's new Performance Plus tier adds flight planning for high-performance aircraft.
Training and Workforce
Simcom Set To Introduce Daher TBM 930 Sim Training
Intitial and recurrent training available next month for 330-knot, Garmin G3000-equipped turboprop single.
Second Auction the Charm: Elvis’ Former JetStar Sold
Bidding failed to reach reserves during the first attempt to auction the airplane in 2008.
Maintenance and Modifications
GDC Completes Ka-Band Install on Executive 787
Work on a second installation is under way and a third installation on an ACJ319 is scheduled for this quarter.
Aircraft
New Officer Takes Charge of Pentagon's F-35 Program
Navy Vice Adm. Mat Winter assumes command of the $379 billion procurement from retiring Air Force general Christopher Bogdan.
'Challenging Environment' Spurs Cuts at Falcon Jet
The company is shrinking its workforce by less than 6 percent.
Rotorcraft
Leonardo To Deliver 10 AW189s to Russia's Rosneft
Oil-and-gas giant could take a total of 200, if a larger deal goes through
Rotorcraft
Airbus Breaks Ground On H135 Assembly Line in China
The assembly line is part of a $790 million, 2016 framework agreement that calls for the assembly of 100 H135s in China over the next 10 years.
Triumph, Bombardier Reach Settlement on Wing Dispute
Triumph CEO Crowley said it is "highly unlikely" that its Aerostructures unit (Vought Aircraft) will file for insolvency.
Aircraft
Russia's Irkut MC-21-300 Performs First Flight
Maiden mission from Irkutsk lasts 30 minutes
Accidents
Mix-up Leads to Landing on Occupied Runway
The King Air B200 landed on Runway 17 while ground personnel were there preparing to launch gliders.
Accidents
Learjet Fatal Occurred in a Circling Approach
The aircraft was less than a mile from Runway 6 when it turned right to circle for approach, but aircraft typically are 3.8-nm during the right turn.
Aircraft
Redesigned Mi-8 On Display But Not Yet Certified
The Mi-171A2 borrows from the Mi-38: both helicopters appeared at the HeliRussia 2017 show.
Aircraft
Belarus Buys More Russian Jets, Helicopters
The country has become the fifth to receive Yak-130s, and has renewed its fleet of Mil Mi-8s.
Airlines
China To Raise Mandatory Retirement Age for Pilots
Looming shortage forces authorities to act
Airports
Italian Airport Owner Has Big Bizav Plans
Home to Piaggio's new factory, Riviera Airport sees itself as a new, low air traffic density alternative to travelers in the Liguria region and beyond.
Airports
City Picks Option for Runway-shortening Project
The option selected by the City of Santa Monica would see the remaining 3,500 feet of runway centered where the existing runway is located.
FBOs
FBO Profile: Texas Jet
Is 450,000 square feet of hangar space enough?
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