Content Archive: August 2014
Safety
U.S. Bans Its Operators from Flying Over Syria
Continued fighting in the country poses a threat to civilian air traffic, according to the FAA.
Europe Delays ADS-B out Equipment Mandate
Aircraft flying in European airspace have until June 7, 2020, to meet the ADS-B out mandate for retrofits to older aircraft.
Bizjet Demand Still Lagging Rise in Corporate Profits
Regardless, business jet deliveries rose 9 percent in the first half of this year.
BAE Systems Reports Typhoon Saudi, E-scan Radar Status
BAE Systems plans to deliver 12 Typhoons to Saudi Arabia this year
UAS Relaunches Executive Travel Division
Relaunch includes new customized services, a dedicated team and refreshed logo.
Cabin Interior and Electronics
Ruag Offers Real Wood Flooring for Business Aircraft
It is available as veneer and can be laid in different patterns anywhere in the aircraft.
Avfuel Network Continues Expansion
Apex Aviation at Vernal (Utah) Regional Airport and Wells Aircraft at Hutchinson (Kan.) Municipal Airport join the network.
NTSB Plans To Change Investigation Procedures
Those involved in accident investigations will be more free to share information to improve safety.
FAA Wants To Identify UAS Center of Excellence
The FAA will fund the center with $500,000 annually.
EagleMed Cuts Ribbon on New Weather Station
System will deliver up-to-date weather information to pilots serving five communities in southwest Texas.
