Content Archive: April 2018

Rotorcraft

European Rotorcraft Makers Demonstrate Manned-Unmanned Teaming

An Airbus H145M controlled a Schiebel S-100 UAV in various scenarios
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Engines

UTC Sees Supply Chain Struggling With Narrowbody Rate Hikes

Shortage of skilled manpower stands as a crucial issue for aerospace vendors
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Rotorcraft

Russians To Build Light Single Helo Prototype in 2019

Plans To Sell Uo To 700 Annually By 2030
Maintenance and Modifications

Gulfstream Aerospace To Add Second Service Center at SAV

With facilty, Gulfstream will have more than 1 million sq ft/92,903 sq m of dedicated customer-support hangar space, offices and back shops in Savannah.
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Airlines

European Commission Warns of Effects of UK’s Exit from EASA

Absent a deal, British aerospace, airlines and crew set to lose EU safety certificates
Regulations and Government

House Lawmakers Prep for Vote on FAA Reauthorization

A proposed tax increase on non-commercial jet fuel was shelved.
Rotorcraft

Helicopter Safety Alliance Hosts Safety Standdown

Pilots, maintainers, and managers discussed currents trends and challenges in helicopter safety.
Regulations and Government

Lawmakers To Eye Age-70 Mandate for NetJets

The proposed amendment does not specify NetJets, but is written narrowly so that only NetJets would be affected.
FBOs

AOPA Releases 'Airport Watch List'

The organization is targeting airports served by just one FBO.
Charter & Fractional

Surf Air Expands in U.S. and Europe, Adds Global Membership

This opens up approximately 20 new destinations for Surf Air members in Europe and across the Eastern U.S.