Content Archive: March 2017

The facility, located at the Airbus training premises, houses a CAE-built FAA and EASA level-D ATR 42/62-600 simulator and classrooms.

Alexandre de Juniac made his first official visit to Washington, D.C., as International Air Transport Association CEO and director general.

The Aircrew Labor In-Cockpit Automation System aims to reduce pilot workload and enhance mission performance.

Dr. Leverton will receive the award at the Salute to Excellence dinner on March 8 at the Hilton Anatole Dallas.

The Bell 205/Bell 412 crew chief has earned the award for his outstanding career in helicopter maintenance.

Australia has certified the new Bell 505 Jet Ranger X and EASA validated the type certification for Robinson's two-seat R44 Cadet.

Certification allows for approach angles of up to 6.65 degrees to operate into destinations such as London City and Lugano Airports.

Effort marks the end of a 20-year effort by industry and regulators and aligns Europe with the ICAO standards for commercial air transport operations.

Its new satellite location there can now provide minor inspections and repairs for Gulfstream, Falcon, Bombardier, Hawker and Citation aircraft.

Welsh will recount the “awe-inspiring story of her first-hand account” of that fateful flight for Citation, King Air and Hawker customers.