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Accidents
Pilot Distraction Likely Led To Gear-up Landing
Pilot said that he did not realize his landing gear was retracted until it was too late and he was “committed to land.”
Aircraft
Four Business Jets Make First Appearance at EBACE
The Cessna Citation Latitude, Bombardier Challenger 650, Embraer Legacy 450 and HondaJet appeared at this week's EBACE.
ATC
'Remote Tower' ATC Systems Planned in Germany, Ireland
Germany's DFS announced a contract with Frequentis that will make Saarbrücken Airport the country's first remote-controlled airport.
Aircraft
Dassault Rolls Out First Falcon 5X; Set To Fly This Summer
Entry into service was once pegged for mid-2017, but engine snag could cause delay of up to eight months.
Maintenance and Modifications
Jet Aviation Saudi Arabia Adds Battery Maintenance Shop
MRO can check, charge and overhaul most aircraft batteries.
Airports
FAA to Pilots: Keep Transponders On While Taxiing
Runway safety systems use data from transponders to obtain accurate aircraft and vehicle locations to increase airport surface safety and efficiency.
Aircraft
Approval Nears for 400XTi's Safe Flight Autothrottles
Production deliveries scheduled to begin by the end of this month.
Aircraft
Sikorsky S-97 Raider Enters Flight-test Phase
Prototype is representative of a multimission, high-speed helicopter for the U.S. Army, manufacturer says.
Maintenance and Modifications
Mxi Technologies To Open Dallas Office
The new facility is intended to support the company's growing U.S. customer base.
Maintenance and Modifications
Greenpoint Participates in Local FAA Safety Exercise
A mock aircraft crash–complete with mass casualties–provided a basis for safety training at the MRO's home airport.
Aircraft
Boeing Starts Assembly of First 737 Max
Mechanics load first wing panels and stringers into new assembly tool
FBOs
String of Airport Courtesy-car Thefts Baffles Authorities
The suspect is moving from airport to airport leaving a trail of misplaced crew vehicles in his wake.
Avionics
How Dassault Puts the VIP Touch Inside the Falcon Jet Cabins
How Dassault Puts the VIP Touch Inside the Falcon Jet Cabins
Safety
Torqued: Pilots and Mechanics Must Communicate after Critical Maintenance
From what I have seen, communication between those who maintain aircraft and those who fly aircraft is not as good as it could and should be.
Accidents
Accidents: June 2015
Prelimary and final accident reports.
Regulations and Government
Compliance Countdown: June 2015
Regulatory deadlines approaching in the coming months.
Engines
New Bizav Engines: 2015
Manufacturers are improving the engines of today and planning for the engines of tomorrow.
Accidents
Poor Scan, Spatial Disorientation Cited in Helo Crash
Pilot lost control of his helicopter during a turn as he attempted to exit poor weather conditions en route to Davis Base, Antarctica.
Charter & Fractional
NetJets Brings Back Two Execs as Hansell Steps Down
Adam Johnson and Bill Noe, who departed in recent months, return to take the reins of NetJets from Hansell.
Airports
Time-based Separation Pays Off at London Heathrow
System is working better than expected and is on track to eliminate 80,000 minutes of delays at the airport in just three months.
Maintenance and Modifications
FAA Proposes Penalty Against Air Methods
The FAA alleges Air Methods operated the aircraft on four flights last October when a required torque check inspection was overdue.
Airports
ATC Forgoes Slot Requirements for U.S. Open in Seattle
Should congestion build, arriving aircraft can expect ground delays or ground stops, in-trail restrictions and collaborative trajectory programs.
Training and Workforce
APS Offers Upset Recovery Training Scholarship
Scholarship applicants must be currently enrolled or a recent graduate of an aviation degree program at a University Aviation Association-member college.
Cabin Interior and Electronics
Swiss Aircraft Design House Unveils Long-endurance Seat
Since unveiling the ergonomic, lie-flat aircraft seat two weeks ago at EBACE, the company has secured six letters of intent.
Avionics
iCloth Display Wipes Now Available to Bizav Operators
Individually wrapped and pre-moistened wipes safely clean fingerprints and other grime from flight-deck displays and electronic flight bags.
Aircraft
Airbus Ships First Parts for U.S.-built A320s from Hamburg
Wings, tail, cockpit among components bound for Mobile, Alabama
Aircraft
Harris Completes $4.6 Billion Acquisition of Exelis
Spun off from ITT Corp. as an independent company in 2011, Exelis is now a wholly owned subsidiary of Harris Corp.
Aircraft
Sierra Nevada Unveils Plans to Build Dornier 328 in Turkey
Plans also call for development of larger variants
Maintenance and Modifications
FAA Wants To Eliminate RVSM Mx Program Requirement
RVSM systems are now incorporated into aircraft or supplemental type designs and thus have maintenance requirements tied to aircraft airworthiness.
Aircraft
Bombardier Creates Position Focused On Cutting Costs
Former Pratt & Whitney executive Jim Vounassis will be tasked with studying operations and implementing a strategy to improve performance.
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