Content Archive: August 2015

Beverly Scott would bring a long background of transit administration and safety to her new role, but may face scrutiny on Capitol Hill.

Sheltair will used the $260 million credit facility to continue its expansion of its existing bases, as well as to fund future acquisitions.

A general aviation working group suggests the ability to regularly change Mode S transponder codes and long term encryption ability.

Western banks are withholding billions of dollars due to Russian companies; report names India, China and Iraq as biggest customers.

The AEA Avionics Market Report showed that sales climbed in the second quarter, but faced a year-over-year drop compared to the first half of 2014.

Facility to administer certification flight-test program for new regional jet

FlightSafety’s new G550 upset training course uses simulator aerodynamic modeling based on extended envelope flight-tests.

The government-controlled corporation said it has maintained and extended some relationships, including for the supply of titanium to Boeing.

Su-30MKI combat jets impressed during a deployment to the UK; more orders likely as India drops MMRCA

Projects include maintenance as well as interior work.