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Airports
Control of Airport Top Priority for SMO City Council
The Santa Monica, Calif. city council believes it is under no official obligation to keep the city's airport open.
Aircraft
A330-200 with Increased Range Gets EASA Certification
Higher max takeoff weight increases range to 7,250 nautical miles
Aircraft
Lebanon May Get Armed Super Tucanos Despite Instability
Lebanon would be the second country to receive the Light Air Support (LAS) aircraft nominated by the U.S. to bolster security.
Aircraft
Gulfstream G500 Flights Focus on Flutter
G500 accrues more than 40 hour hours as the modified aircraft returned to sky to test flutter.
Airlines
Latest Pilot Strike at Lufthansa Disrupts Long-Haul Schedule
Plans for more strikes to target short-haul services
Regulations and Government
As Congress Returns, Little Time Left for FAA Renewal
FAA reauthorization, DOT appropriations headed for short-term extensions with only about a dozen legislative days left in September.
Rotorcraft
Indo-Russian Deal for 200 Kamovs Makes Progress
India’s first private helicopter venture gains steam at Nagpur, as Reliance prepares for production.
Maintenance and Modifications
FAA Revises AC on Suspected Unapproved Parts
The revised AC changes the organization responsible for unapproved parts to the Aircraft Certification Service.
Maintenance and Modifications
Textron Aviation Bolsters East Coast Service
Four facilities receive additional FAA certifications.
Maintenance and Modifications
Jet Aviation Basel Expanding Completions Capacity
The company expects to have more capacity by next year's first quarter.
Airlines
Lufthansa Sues its Pilots’ Union, Pledges Hiring Freeze
Latest strike to ground 1,000 flights on Wednesday
Maintenance and Modifications
Kitchener Aero STCs Garmin G1000 for King Air B200
The retrofit includes "virtually all" of the new options for the King Air says the company.
Maintenance and Modifications
Constant Aviation Wins Area Workplace Award
The award recognizes the company's ability to attract and retain top talent.
Avionics
Garmin Transforms Touch Controller Into Standby Instrument
The new Garmin GTC 580 touchscreen controller can eliminate the need to install a separate standby flight display.
Accidents
NTSB Releases Factual on Seattle Newscopter Crash
The helicopter spun out of control shortly after lifting off of the TV station's helipad.
Aircraft
U-2 Pioneers Open-mission Systems for U.S. Air Force
Sixty years after its first flight, the fabled spyplane is the testbed for revolutionary plug-and-play technology.
Training and Workforce
Garmin To Offer Weather Radar eCourse
The online course takes pilots beyond the traditional pilot's guide.
Safety
California Group To Host Safety Standdown
Professionalism and human factors training are among the subjects on the agenda.
Charter & Fractional
Rectrix Aviation Joins FAA’s ASAP
The program encourages the voluntary reporting of safety information to minimize threats to safety.
Avionics
FAA Outlines LOA Process for Foreign GNSS Approaches
Process allows FAA inspectors to issue a Letter of Authorization to Part 91 operators to fly GNSS approaches in some countries outside the U.S.
Accidents
Two Falcons, One King Air Damaged in Ramp Collision
Neither the toe brakes nor emergency braking slowed or stopped the Falcon 2000 from hitting a Falcon 50 and King Air C90.
Rotorcraft
Bell Helicopter Rolls Out Second 525 Prototype
Bell remains on track to complete flight testing with five ships flying an estimated 1,500 hours by the end of next year.
Regulations and Government
EASA Proposes Upset Prevention and Recovery Training
The main focus of the new training standards is for those who intend to pursue a career as an airline transport-rated pilot.
Regulations and Government
NATA Asks Labor Department To Rethink Overtime Proposal
NATA fears proposal would harm aviation businesses and deter promotions.
Charter & Fractional
Stratajet Set to Launch Online Charter Booking Engine
Charter booking portal promises real-time pricing.
Aircraft
Mitsubishi MRJ Set for Late October First Flight
Company expects to finish final aircraft-level ground testing and inspection by end of this month
Airlines
BMI Regional, Loganair To ‘Rationalize’ Operations
Headquarters consolidation, relocation of maintenance facility among changes proposed by new parent company
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
FAA Names Two Executives to Head Unmanned Aircraft Effort
Gibson and Lawrence replace the former manager of the FAA's Unmanned Aircraft Systems Integration Office, formed in 2012.
FBOs
College Senior Develops FBO Fuel-order Software
Digitizing the fueling process should lead to fewer errors and miscommunication.
Safety
Aviation Safety Forum To Be Held at NBAA 2015
Topics discussed will include runway excursions, fitness-for-duty, data sharing, professionalism and procedural compliance and airport/ground handling.
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