Content Archive: September 2016
NAA To Honor Greene, Henne, Lacy and Chabrian
The Distinguished Statesman of Aviation Awards will be presented December 8.
Aircraft
Japan’s First F-35 Rolls Off Lockheed Martin Production Line
Recent events include sensor-to-shooter test, and prospects for a block buy and a new or upgraded engine.
Regulations and Government
Stopgap Funding Bill Averts U.S. Government Shutdown
Congress passed bill without Ex-Im fix.
Aircraft
Gulfstream G500 Advances, On Track for 2017 Approval
Gulfstream Aerospace’s long-range, large-cabin G500 program continues to advance toward anticipated FAA certification next year.
Aircraft
Taking a Look at Flexjet’s Red Label Embraer Legacy 450
Taking a Look at Flexjet’s Red Label Embraer Legacy 450
Regulations and Government
NATA Evolves Under New Management Structure
Hiller expects a roll out of a number of new products and services to support the association's advocacy efforts.
FBOs
Paragon Adds Trio to FBO Network
The group of independent FBOs formed in 2011, now numbers 28 members.
Airports
FAA Opens Investigation into SMO Eviction Notices
NBAA, AOPA seek to join Appeal of case over fate of SMO as the FAA strongly recommended the city to vacate the eviction notices.
Safety
GA Groups Urge NTSB To Set Record Straight on GA Safety
GA groups say NTSB has an inherent responsibility to provide comprehensive view of safety trends and outline GA improvements.
Accidents
Prosecutors Say MH17 Shot Down from Pro-Russian Territory
BUK missile system identified as the weapon used
