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December 22, 2011

Wide Area Multilateration Operational At Sydney Airport

CASA Certifies Deployment Of Integrated Maneuvering And Approach Surveillance System Along With Ground Monitoring

The Civil Aviation Safety Authority of Australia has granted operational certification to Saab Sensis Corporation for deployment of its Wide Area Multilateration (WAM) and Precision Runway Monitoring (PRM) at Sydney Airport, Australia.

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Boeing, Airbus Go 'Plane-o A Plane-o' With Re-Engined Narrowbodies

It's 737 MAX Vs A320neo In An All-Out Cage Grudge Match

We realize that neo Vs MAX sounds like it could be another Matrix movie sequel, but in the aviation world it represents Boeing and Airbus locked in a head-to-head competition for sales of their re-engined narrowbody jetliners, with neither side seeming to claim a clear advantage.

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ALPA, NTSB Welcome Release Of Pilot Fatigue Rules

New Rules Codify Crew Rest, Pilot's Work Day

Reaction has begun to come in from the release Wednesday of pilot fatigue rules from the FAA. And while the rules are, in the words of NTSB chair Deborah Hersman "not perfect," the reviews are generally favorable.

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Europe's Highest Court Greenlights EU-ETS

U.S. Aviation Interests Continue To Strongly Oppose The Measure

In a decision announced Wednesday, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) said European authorities are authorized to obligate all operators, including the airlines and general aviation, to comply with the program, known as the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme (EU-ETS). The court's ruling was made in response to a legal challenge questioning the applicability of EU-ETS to owners and operators of aircraft based in the U.S.

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Boeing South Carolina Site Achieves 787 Weight-On-Wheels Milestone

First Dreamliner Rolling Just 24 Months After Groundbreaking On New Plant

The first Dreamliner to be constructed at Boeing's new South Carolina assembly plant achieved a significant milestone Sunday ... the airplane put weight on its landing gear for the first time.

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