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The Fight Against Public Charters is Heating Up

American Airlines and the Air Line Pilots Association use a SkyWest Part 380 filing to push back against its use and JSX gets caught in the crosshairs.

Regulations and Government

October 2, 2023

Man with business jet

Safran Acquires Thales' Electrical Systems Business

The acquisition includes facilities in France, the U.S., and Singapore

October 2, 2023

Safran Electrical & Power

FAA Facing Shutdown, Lapse in Authorization

Training, taxes could halt if U.S. Congress doesn't reach agreements

Regulations and Government

September 29, 2023

U.S. Capitol Building (Photo: Fotolia/trekandshoot)

Euro Rotors To Highlight Training, Workforce Development

Conference takes place from November 27 to 30 in Madrid

September 28, 2023

European Rotors

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Royal Navy Black Cats AW159 Helicopter Display Team Flies Over Farnborough

Royal Navy Black Cats AW159 Helicopter Display Team Flies Over Farnborough

ANA’s Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner Flies at the Farnborough Airshow

ANA’s Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner Flies at the Farnborough Airshow

Oil Spill Response Boeing 727 Sprays Farnborough Airshow

Oil Spill Response Boeing 727 Sprays Farnborough Airshow

Boeing’s New 737 Max 8 Makes Debut at Farnborough Airshow

Boeing’s New 737 Max 8 Makes Debut at Farnborough Airshow

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FAA Accepting Applications for Sustainability Grants

Nearly $300 million is available for FAA sustainability grants

Sustainability and Environment

September 28, 2023

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Purdue Researchers Develop ‘Intelligent’ Materials for Aerospace

Applications include portable runway mats

September 28, 2023

Pablo Zavattieri, the Jerry M. and Lynda T. Engelhardt professor in civil engineering

Increasing Fake GPS Signals Near Iran Prompt FAA Alert

Ops Group has tracked at least 20 such spoofing incidents

September 28, 2023

Ops Group depiction of Embraer Legacy 650 off course after GPS spoofing (Image: Ops Group)

Rolls-Royce Runs Pearl 700 on Hydrogen Fuel

The aero engines group has also tested a new small gas turbine intended for hybrid-electric powertrains

Sustainability and Environment

September 27, 2023

Rolls-Royce prepares to test hydrogen fuel burn with Pearl 700 engine

Dyami: GPS Spoofing Raising Flags about Vulnerabilities

Training and risk assessments are key to responding to GPS spoofing

September 27, 2023

Op Group of fake GPS occurrences (Image: Ops Group)

Ops, Security Experts Alert of GPS Spoofing Near Iran

A dozen reports of GPS spoofing near Iran have surfaced

September 26, 2023

Ops Group maps the fake GPS occurrences (Image: Ops Group)

UK's Southampton Airport Lengthens Runway

The construction project added more than 500 feet of runway length

September 24, 2023

WWII-vintage Spitfire parked on newly-lengthened Southampton Airport runway with (left to right) operational director Steve Szalay, UK aviation minister Baroness Vere, and local Member of Parliament Paul Holmes.

Fanning Warns Greenhouse NPRM Poses Security Threat

Large contractors would need to report Scope 3 emissions

Regulations and Government

September 22, 2023

U.S. Capitol Building (Photo: Bill Carey)

Britten-Norman Resumes UK Production of Islander

Planned merger with Cranfield Aerospace Solutions delayed, but work on hydrogen propulsion continues

September 22, 2023

Britten-Norman Islander aircraft Image

European Organizations Call for Action on Single Sky

European Single sky implementation improve efficiency, lower carbon footprints, orgs say

September 22, 2023

Canso iStock image of European Single Sky (SES2)

Girls in Aviation Day Returns with Events Worldwide

30,000 participants are expected globally

Training and Workforce

September 20, 2023

Girls participating in Women in Aviation International's Girls in Aviation Day (Photo: Women in Aviation International)

Senate Bill Targets Air Traffic Controller Hiring

NATCA warns staff is down by 1,200 controllers

September 20, 2023

air traffic controller (Photo: the National Air Traffic Controllers Association)

Azerbaijan Shuts Armenian Airspace as Conflict Escalates

Airspace closure not yet confirmed by EASA amid reported use of surface-to-air missiles

September 19, 2023

Armenia and Azerbaijan are in conflict over the Nagorno-Karabakh region.

NATCA: Controller Shortages Will Cause More Disruptions

Controller staffing is down 10 percent over past decade

September 18, 2023

Controller at Dulles International Airport (Photo: Bill Carey)

EASA To Take the Lead on Decarbonizing European Aviation

By 2050, 70 percent of fuel uploaded at European airports must be SAF and tankering will be discouraged

Sustainability and Environment

September 15, 2023

Sustainable aviation fuel for business aircraft at European airport

AIA: Aerospace and Defense Fully Rebounds from Pandemic

Aerospace employment has reached the highest level on record

September 14, 2023

Boeing 737 Max production facility (Photo: Gregory Polek)

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