Content Archive: June 2019
Security
SkyDome Offers Solution to Defeat Rogue Drones
Fortem Technologies' SkyDome 2.4 uses artificial intelligence to track and defeat rogue drones
Aircraft
Saab Pulls Gripen E from Swiss Trials, Flies Third Aircraft
Gripen E cannot meet the Swiss requirement to only evaluate aircraft that are currently operationally ready
Rotorcraft
Kopter Expands SH09 Flight Envelope
Kopter's SH09 P3 helicopter prototype has achieved speeds of 135 knots and a ceiling of 10,000 feet
Avionics
FAA Advises Operators on Flight Plans Without GPS
The FAA is reminding pilots that flight plans must accurately reflect the current equipment available on the aircraft.
Maintenance and Modifications
Tamarack Looks Toward New Product Lines as Company Shuffles Leadership
The company eyes additional Atlas winglet applications as work continues to resolve FAA, EASA airworthiness directives.
Aircraft
Gulfstream's G600 To Make Paris Air Show Debut
The new large cabin twinjet could receive its FAA certification during the show.
Daher Kicks Off 'General Aviathon' Challenge
Students have the change to compete for a $5,000 price and possibility of seeing their innovations developed.
Airlines
Qatar Airways Turns Boycott Into Growth Opportunities
It hasn't been an easy ride but Qatar Airways has fared remarkably well during regional tensions, helped by an ever-confident CEO.
Aircraft
Daher Expands Product Range with Quest Buy
The maker of the TBM series of turboprops, will now have a U.S. presence with the acquistion of the Kodiak 100 airframer.
Avionics
Nav Canada Sticks by ADS-B Antenna Mandate
Nav Canada is not budging on its requirement for ADS-B diversity antenna configurations, meaning antennas mounted on the top and the bottom of aircraft.
