Aerospace & Defense

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Flight School unites capital and aviation/space start-ups

Based on Flight School 05’s agenda, one could conclude that the one-day forum held earlier this year in Scottsdale, Ariz., was just another aviation indust

October 9, 2006

Europe closer to ruling on for-hire single-turbine IMC ops

Well behind many other regions, and more than 10 years after initial proposals, Europe is about to rule on proposed commercial single-turbine-engine flight

October 9, 2006

Inmarsat conference addresses future of in-flight communication

The six-ton I-4 communications satellite Inmarsat launched in late March has taken over satcom transmission routing responsibility from the previous I-3 sa

ATC

October 9, 2006

Inter-agency financing debate could delay progress on loran

They say that politics makes for strange bedfellows.

ATC

October 9, 2006

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Collins’s Latest Satcom Makes Debut Aboard Global 5000

Rockwell Collins’s new SAT-6100 satellite communication system made its world debut aboard the Bombardier Global 5000 at the Paris Air Show last month.<br

ATC

October 9, 2006

Aerospace Rebounding from Effects of 9/11

The U.S.

October 9, 2006

FAA DecommissionsMore than 200 NDB Approaches

In a cost-cutting move, the FAA last month decommissioned 216 NDB approaches across the U.S.

ATC

October 5, 2006

FAA Tests New Type of TrafficCollision Alerting System

The FAA has completed the first round of flight testing of a unique traffic collision avoidance system that combines automatic dependent surveillance-broad

ATC

October 5, 2006

GoJet Aims To Fly This Month

The DOT on July 15 issued Trans States Holdings’ GoJet unit tentative approval for a certificate of public convenience and necessity, bringing it a step cl

October 5, 2006

Republic Stockpiling Embraer 170s

Republic Airways last month offered another 7.75 million shares of common stock to help fund a fleet expansion that will see it field 28 Embraer 170s for U

Aircraft

October 5, 2006

First Q300 for Air New Zealand

Air New Zealand took delivery of its first 50-seat Bombardier Q300 turboprop during a ceremony held last month in Toronto.

Aircraft

October 5, 2006

ExpressJet FAs Win Big Pay Raise

Houston’s ExpressJet reached a tentative four-year labor deal with representatives of its 1,200 flight attendants that, if ratified, promises a pay raise o

October 5, 2006

Clearer skies ahead for Air Wisconsin

US Airways’ plans for new code-share partner Air Wisconsin finally crystallized last month, when the major airline loaded new schedules showing the Appleto

October 5, 2006

Industry fires back at ALPA

Try as they might, regional airlines just can’t seem to avoid the glare of public scrutiny.

October 5, 2006

DFW Tracon Bosses Covered ATC Errors

The Inspector General (IG) of the Transportation Department has found that managers at the Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) Tracon systematically covered up operati

ATC

October 5, 2006

FAA could fine Atlantic Coast $1.5M

The FAA has proposed levying a $1.5 million fine against Atlantic Coast Airlines (ACA), now doing business as Independence Air, for flying several of its a

October 4, 2006

NASA Funds Studies To Reduce Sonic Boom

NASA last month awarded grants to fund a five-month study on how to design and build an airplane that could demonstrate technology to reduce the sonic boom

October 4, 2006

General Dynamics Soars on Gulfstream

Gulfstream parent General Dynamics’ second-quarter revenues totaled $5.2 billion, a 12-percent year-over-year gain propelled mostly by a 33-percent increas

October 4, 2006

Cessna, Bell Lift Textron’s Financials

Textron’s second-quarter revenues of $3.2 billion were up 26 percent from last year, driven primarily by double-digit gains at Bell and Cessna.

October 4, 2006

Delta AirElite Scores a Perfect 10

Charter operator Delta AirElite is offering a 10-hour Fleet Membership program through September 30.

October 4, 2006

Aerospace & Defense

Latest

Flight School unites capital and aviation/space start-ups

Based on Flight School 05’s agenda, one could conclude that the one-day forum held earlier this year in Scottsdale, Ariz., was just another aviation indust

Europe closer to ruling on for-hire single-turbine IMC ops

Well behind many other regions, and more than 10 years after initial proposals, Europe is about to rule on proposed commercial single-turbine-engine flight

Inmarsat conference addresses future of in-flight communication

The six-ton I-4 communications satellite Inmarsat launched in late March has taken over satcom transmission routing responsibility from the previous I-3 sa

Inter-agency financing debate could delay progress on loran

They say that politics makes for strange bedfellows.

Videos

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Collins’s Latest Satcom Makes Debut Aboard Global 5000

Rockwell Collins’s new SAT-6100 satellite communication system made its world debut aboard the Bombardier Global 5000 at the Paris Air Show last month.<br

Aerospace Rebounding from Effects of 9/11

The U.S.

FAA DecommissionsMore than 200 NDB Approaches

In a cost-cutting move, the FAA last month decommissioned 216 NDB approaches across the U.S.

FAA Tests New Type of TrafficCollision Alerting System

The FAA has completed the first round of flight testing of a unique traffic collision avoidance system that combines automatic dependent surveillance-broad

GoJet Aims To Fly This Month

The DOT on July 15 issued Trans States Holdings’ GoJet unit tentative approval for a certificate of public convenience and necessity, bringing it a step cl

Republic Stockpiling Embraer 170s

Republic Airways last month offered another 7.75 million shares of common stock to help fund a fleet expansion that will see it field 28 Embraer 170s for U

First Q300 for Air New Zealand

Air New Zealand took delivery of its first 50-seat Bombardier Q300 turboprop during a ceremony held last month in Toronto.

ExpressJet FAs Win Big Pay Raise

Houston’s ExpressJet reached a tentative four-year labor deal with representatives of its 1,200 flight attendants that, if ratified, promises a pay raise o

Clearer skies ahead for Air Wisconsin

US Airways’ plans for new code-share partner Air Wisconsin finally crystallized last month, when the major airline loaded new schedules showing the Appleto

Industry fires back at ALPA

Try as they might, regional airlines just can’t seem to avoid the glare of public scrutiny.

DFW Tracon Bosses Covered ATC Errors

The Inspector General (IG) of the Transportation Department has found that managers at the Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) Tracon systematically covered up operati

FAA could fine Atlantic Coast $1.5M

The FAA has proposed levying a $1.5 million fine against Atlantic Coast Airlines (ACA), now doing business as Independence Air, for flying several of its a

NASA Funds Studies To Reduce Sonic Boom

NASA last month awarded grants to fund a five-month study on how to design and build an airplane that could demonstrate technology to reduce the sonic boom

General Dynamics Soars on Gulfstream

Gulfstream parent General Dynamics’ second-quarter revenues totaled $5.2 billion, a 12-percent year-over-year gain propelled mostly by a 33-percent increas

Cessna, Bell Lift Textron’s Financials

Textron’s second-quarter revenues of $3.2 billion were up 26 percent from last year, driven primarily by double-digit gains at Bell and Cessna.

Delta AirElite Scores a Perfect 10

Charter operator Delta AirElite is offering a 10-hour Fleet Membership program through September 30.

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