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Nepal’s Aviation Sector Still Needs Safety Help
Safety is the reason Nepalese airlines are banned from the EU.
Operators Flock to Florida Aviation Safety Seminar
Marion County Sheriff’s Office stages second annual safety event.
3-D Radar May Be Coming Soon
New radar system’s antenna does not rotate.
Continued Airworthiness Required for RVSM Operations
Maintenance downtime provides the best opportunity to track RVSM compliance.
St. Maarten to Receive New FBO Terminal
The airport’s increasing operational tempo necessitated an upgrade.
FBOs Consolidate at Oshkosh
There is now only one FBO at Wittman Regional Airport in Oshkosh.
Romanian Airport Gets New Crew Lounge
Euro Jet Intercontinental has unveiled a new complimentary crew lounge at Mihail Kogălniceanu International Airport.
Chinese FBO Count Expected To Rise This Year
Deer Jet expects to double the number of FBOs on the Chinese mainland.
Belfast FBO Changes Hands
The facility marks Avflight’s first outside the U.S.
New FBO Opens in Caribbean
Leeward Flight Service has opened a private jet terminal at Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport in Basseterre, St. Kitts.
FBO Buys Out Larger Rival
Kubick Aviation has purchased Superior Aviation, its larger competitor at Ford Airport.
Pacific Northwest Gets New FBO
Oregon’s Tillamook Airport unveiled a new $1 million FBO as part of a major upgrade to its facilities.
Shell Launches FBO Program
The new program consists of a package of services to enhance the provider’s support of FBOs at small and midsize airports.
New FBO Planned Down Under
Facility planned at Tullamarine Airport.
Aviacare Launches Cannes Office
Location aimed at supporting customers in Europe and Africa.
Catering Safety: The Care and Feeding of Passengers
Flight departments and FBOs must take foodborne illness seriously.
Aircell Eliminating Unlimited Rate Plan for Gogo Biz Service
Starting next month, unlimited service contracts will not be an option, but current users will be grandfathered in through the end of 2016.
Regulations and Government
FAA Pilot Program Collects ASIAS Data from GA Operators Near Phoenix
FAA and GA operators collaborating to reduce accident rate.
Aircraft
CSeries Engine Failure Originated in Low-Pressure Turbine
Bombardier has confirmed that the May 29 failure of one of the engines on the first CSeries flight test vehicle involved the low-pressure turbine.
People In Aviation: June 2014
Industry personnel announcements.
Regulations and Government
Compliance Countdown: June 2014
Upcoming regulations
Regulations and Government
AOPA to Pilots: Report Warrantless Stops
Association keeps pressure on to ensure stops of GA aircraft stem from reasonable suspicion of illegal activity.
RIAT May Provide Best View of F-35 International Debut
ICAO Expects Tracking Standard Within Two Years
In Just Five Years, 500 Phenom Deliveries for Embraer
The milestone aircraft, a Phenom 300, was delivered to Prime Fraction Club, a fractional provider in Brazil.
FlightSafety Cuts Ribbon on Expanded Teterboro Center
The expansion increased floor space by 50 percent and refurbished the entire facility, including new lobby area and café
European Bizav Flying Lagging 2013 Levels
There were 2.2-percent fewer departures from a year ago and year-to-date the market is 0.6 percent below 2013 levels.
Pilots of Accident GIV Noted ‘Control Problems’
Crew made the normal V1 and Vr callouts before noting the problem and aborting the takeoff.
Charter & Fractional
NetJets Takes Safety to the Next Level
NetJets’ repair stations achieved Level III of the FAA’s safety management system pilot program.
Maintenance and Modifications
Clay Lacy Donates Two Jets To Van Nuys A&P School
The donated aircraft are a 1968 Learjet 24 (N664CL, S/N 167) and a 1979 Gulfstream II-SP (N264CL, S/N 227).
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