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Regulations and Government
Far-reaching Changes Are Ahead for the FAA This Year
The FAA will work to implement the new Part 23, air carrier training measures and a library of regulatory documents as it reorganizes its operations.
Aircraft
Sukhoi Promises Stabilizer Fixes on All Superjets in January
Defect grounds some SSJ100s, others unaffected
FBOs
New FBO Opens at Mexico's Querétaro Intl. Airport
Redwings, which has operated an MRO business at Querétaro Intercontinental Airport for the past six years, has now expanded into the FBO sector.
Aircraft
China Developing Homegrown 'Blue Whale' Tiltrotor
Unlike tiltrotors such the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey or Leonardo AW609, the "Blue Whale" is a quad proprotor design.
Airports
Airports Council International-NA Files Brief in SMO Grant Issue
The amicus brief raises the question of whether the FAA is allowed to retroactively change the rules regarding grant agreements.
Accidents
Debris Examined as Search Continues for Missing CJ4
More than 120 pieces of debris have been discovered from the aircraft, believed to have crashed into Lake Erie outside Cleveland.
FBOs
Lynx FBO Network Continues Expansion with Third Location
Having established bases on the East and West Coasts, the fledgling FBO chain now looks to fill in the map.
Regulations and Government
U.S. Could 'Amend, Modify, Revoke' Airliner Exports to Iran
A regulatory provision allows the Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control to withdraw licenses granted to Airbus, Boeing.
Aircraft
Dassault Falcon Sales, Deliveries Fall in 'Difficult Market'
Net orders for Dassault Falcons stood at 21 aircraft last year, down from 25 in 2015 and 67 in 2014.
Aircraft
Canada Ponders CF-18 Fighter Replacement
The new government in Ottowa will evaluate competing fighters, rather than automatically buying F-35s per previous plans.
Aircraft
India To Buy Six More C295s for Coast Guard
Meanwhile, the big ‘Make in India’ contract for 56 airlifters should be signed by mid-year, according to the IAF chief.
Aircraft
Broker: Used G650 Inventory Declines, along with Prices
Over the past two quarters, G650/650ER supply has decreased to 12 aircraft for sale, representing just 5.4 percent of the fleet.
Regulations and Government
NATA Asks FAA To Hold Off On Mx Human-factors Guidance
The proposed guidance would be inconsistent with current requirements and needs further analysis, NATA contends.
Maintenance and Modifications
Rectrix Rebrands Its AirFlyte Repair Business
Acquired in 2013, it will now known as Rectrix MRO, to highlight the Mass.-based company's repair services.
Regulations and Government
FAA Shelves Aircraft Engine Parts Policy
The policy would have defined "engine influencing parts," providing new regulation, ARSA contended.
Avionics
Textron Offers G1000 NXi Upgrade for King Airs, Pistons
King Air 200/300/350 series as well as Textron’s piston line are all eligible for the upgrade.
Cabin Interior and Electronics
Duncan Teams Again with 328 Support for 604 Completion
The two companies have collaborated on a variety of bizjet airframes including Bombardier Globals, Dassault Falcons and Cessna Citations.
Aircraft
Boeing Inks Major Max Order from GECAS
Placed in December, order increases Boeing 2016 sales backlog by 75 airplanes
Avionics
Lighter Socket Port Adds USB Power to Aircraft
The Guardian Avionics cigarette lighter power port can be installed by an A&P mechanic as a minor alteration.
Safety
Torqued: Could Pride Be a Factor in Some GA Loss-of-control Accidents?
It is time for authorities to tackle head on the misperception that electing to go-around is embarrassing for pilots.
Safety
AIN Blog: It’s All Uber’s Fault
Will flight-sharing ever take off in the U.S., or will the Supreme Court quash such efforts?
Regulations and Government
Supreme Court To Decide on Flytenow Review
The court justices will discuss on January 6 whether to review the case .
Security
TSA, NATA Renew Partnership for Five More Years
The partnership covers a range of fingerprinting and other background check and security-related services.
Charter & Fractional
Gama, BBA Aviation Merge U.S. Air Charter Fleets
The combined charter management fleet, which will be under Gama's oversight, now numbers more than 200 aircraft.
Avionics
Garmin Unveils G1000 NXi Upgrade
The new G1000 NXi (next-generation) adds faster processors and unique features such as visual approaches and map overlays on the HSI.
Maintenance and Modifications
Tamarack Wins FAA, EASA Nods for CJ Active Winglet
Winglet system includes a wingtip extension and winglet, as well as load-alleviation technology.
Aircraft
T-X Trainer Program Under Way as U.S. Air Force Releases RFP
The service expects to make a contract award this year for the $16.3 billion acquisition of a new jet trainer and ground-based training system.
FBOs
FBO Profile: John H. Batten International Airport, Racine, Wisconsin
Midwest Hospitality at the largest privately owned airport in the U.S.
ATC
IATA Pivots to National Airspace Strategies for EU Modernization
New bottom-up approach needed to develop Single European Sky
Airlines
Cheap Oil Drives Airline Growth, Despite Falling GDP
ICAO published preliminary air transport market statistics for 2016.
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