Content Archive: June 2014

Aviation Groups Slam ‘USA Today’ Story on GA Safety

Story “fails to acknowledge the significant progress general aviation manufacturers have made to improve safety,” noted GAMA.
Regulations and Government

NBAA: Congress Must Support Airports Both Big and Small

“Airports are a key component in our transportation system, and they are an important element in business aviation operations,” Bolen said.
Rotorcraft

Brazilian Production of EC725 Makes Progress

Previous EC725s for the nation's armed services were only partially assembled in Brazil.
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Rotorcraft

Airbus X3 Demonstrator Now Part of Paris Air and Space Museum Collection

The helicopter set an unofficial speed record of 255 knots a year ago.

Embry-Riddle Aero University, LL Johns & Associates Join NARA

NARA members must follow a code of ethics.
Maintenance and Modifications

Jody Jaraczewski Joins Spirit Aeronautics

As director of sales and marketing he will be responsible for creating and implementing overall commercial sales strategies.

Industry Braces for ‘Tsunami’ of Aircraft Retirements

Experts predict 1,000 retirements per year from commercial fleets by 2024.
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Maintenance and Modifications

Airworthiness Directive Targets Rolls-Royce BR700

Certain fuel metering units must be removed.
Maintenance and Modifications

Trine Aerospace & Defense Names Lee Taylor COO

Retired Air Force Lt. Col. will lead operations from the company’s Colorado base.
Maintenance and Modifications

Ameco Obtains AS/EN9100 Certificate for VIP Completions

Certification covers design, development and manufacturing.