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Charter & Fractional
STAjets Garners Argus Platinum Rating, IS-BAO Stage One
Santa Ana, Calif.-based STAjets is one of only 125 Platinum safety-rated aircraft charter operators.
Contract Pilot Champion Jeff Beck Flies West
Gulfstream contract pilot and outspoken industry advocate Jeff Beck passed away on Tuesday in Houston, where he was undergoing treatment for leukemia.
Aircraft
Pentagon Consolidates European Facilities, Names UK Base for F-35
Lakenheath will be the first permanent European base for the F-35, but the Air Force will leave nearby Mildenhall
Regulations and Government
Thune, Nelson To Lead Senate Commerce Committee
Nelson replaces Jay Rockefeller as top Democrat on Commerce, while Thune moves over to chairman's role in new Republican-controlled Senate.
Up, Up and Away: Bizav Flying Continues Unabated Climb
Traffic rose 1.6 percent year-over-year last month, while Argus projects that flying this month will increase by 1.8 percent over last January.
Aircraft
First Heavyweight A330 Takes Flight
Delivery scheduled for second quarter to Delta Air Lines
Accidents
Divers Recover FDR from AirAsia Flight 8501
Search efforts turn to retrieving CVR
Charter & Fractional
Luxaviation Acquires Masterjet
Consolidation reinforces Luxembourg-based group as Europe's number-one air charter operator.
Safety
OSHA Orders Air Methods To Reinstate Pilot
Pilot lost his job for refusing to fly an aircraft he deemed unsafe.
Safety
Can Reading Accident Reports Produce Better Pilots?
Students need the right frame of mind to learn what the reports are truly telling them.
Safety
Airbus AD Revisited
The chain of events that led to the June 2009 loss of an Air France A330 over the south Atlantic began when ice blocked the pitot tubes on that aircraft.
Rotorcraft
AgustaWestland Starts AW169 Production
Initial deliveries and certification of the new medium-twin helicopter are expected in the second quarter.
GAMA Review Poised To Paint Positive Outlook
The report is expected to mark the first substantive upswing for business jets since the economy ran into a storm cell in 2008.
ATC
NetJets Europe Leading Sesar Demo Project
The demonstration project will test synthetic vision, enhanced vision and other technologies for approach and landing into European airports.
Regulations and Government
Bosnia Herzegovina Says It Can Manage Its Own Airspace
Bosnia Herzegovina's air navigation service provider rejected media reports that Eurocontrol doesn't trust it to manage its own airspace.
Discovery Air Expands Fast Jet Training Offer
Canadian company is flying Alpha Jets and A-4Ns, with F-16s to come, on cost-saving contracts for the Canadian and German armed forces.
Rotorcraft
Russian Oil Company Places Order for 160 AW189 Helicopters
Helicopters will be supplied mainly through HeliVert, a joint venture between AgustaWestland and Russian Helicopters.
Aircraft
Growler, A-10, U-2 Win Reprieves in U.S. Legislation for 2015
The Fiscal Year 2015 defense appropriations bill provides funding for 15 more Boeing EA-18G Growlers.
Charter & Fractional
NetJets Plans To Hire Nearly 200 Pilots, 50 Flight Attendants in 2015
Company has already received more than 1,000 resumes from qualified pilots and about 200 from flight attendant candidates.
Charter & Fractional
Former Marquis Exec Joins Membership-Based ClipperJet
Morchower is latest of former Marquis Jet executives to move into membership-based model.
Aircraft
Triumph Completes Takeover of Gulfstream Wing Work
Production of G650 and G280 wings will remain in Tulsa, Okla., and operate as Triumph Aerostructures-Vought Aircraft Division.
Maintenance and Modifications
ARSA Sets Date for 2015 Symposium
The event covers key issues of importance to the maintenance industry in the coming year.
Safety
Safety and Automation Forum Scheduled
Forum will investigate both the current and future challenges to improving safety through the use of automation.
Safety
Two More Companies Granted Approval To Operate UAS
The FAA has granted 14 total exemptions; 214 petitions have been filed with the agency.
Maintenance and Modifications
Landmark Aviation Oakland Now a Part 145 Repair Station
MRO adds limited airframe, engine and accessories.
Fuel
Lower Fuel Prices Are Good News, Bad News for Aviation
Declining fuel costs will prove a benefit to the smaller end of the general aviation market, but could be a negative to airliner OEMs.
NATA Hires New General Counsel/SV-P Business Development
Obitts formerly was managing partner at Gammon & Grange, which represented nonprofit organizations.
Accidents
FAA Releases Final Rule Requiring Airline Safety Systems
The FAA has released a final regulation that requires U.S. passenger and cargo airlines to implement a safety management system by 2018.
Safety
Baker Aviation Offers New Hot-Stop Fire Containment Bag
The bag ontains fires, explosions and smoke emissions from lithium-ion-powered devices as well as any combustible item.
Maintenance and Modifications
Dallas Aviation Selects Quantum Control for Management
Software will manage business operation and AOG requirements
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