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February 01, 2016

Airborne 02.01.16: 1st Flt-B737 MAX, IntelliAudio Debuts, NYC v Helo Jobs

Also: $paceport America, AVW: Cityjet, Cool City Avionics, SWA Pilots, FlightSafety, SecAF Testifies, Balloon Lawsuit

The Boeing 737 MAX 8 took to the skies for the first time last Friday. Boeing said the 737 MAX program achieved the milestone on schedule which begins a comprehensive flight-test program leading to certification and delivery. With the latest technology LEAP-1B engines from CFM International and Boeing-designed Advanced Technology winglets, the first member of the efficient 737 MAX family completed a two-hour, 47-minute flight, taking off from Renton Field in Renton, Washington, and landing at Seattle's Boeing Field. There was a time in aviation when an audio selector panel simply selected which audio input you desired to hear. Now, that&r

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ESA Selects Airbus Defense And Space For Two New Sentinel-2 satellites

Will Continue Mission Of The European Copernicus Program

The ESA has signed an contract with Airbus Defense and Space worth around 285 million euros (approx $309 million) to deliver two further optical satellites for the European Copernicus program.

Agency Names Raytheon As Large Business Prime Contractor Of The Year At Johnson Space Center

NASA has selected Raytheon Company as the 2015 Large Business Prime Contractor of the Year at the Johnson Space Center. NASA honored the company for its high-tech execution of partnerships with small businesses in its contract supporting human spaceflight at JSC.

Digitizing Your Cockpit Doesn’t Have To Break The Bank...

It’s common to think of digitized aircraft instruments as being part of a complex package of capabilities that carries a price tag to match the complexity. Well, it doesn’t have to be that way, and ANN’s News Editor, Tom Patton will show us a way to digitize through small lightweight instruments that give you just what you want to know.