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January 15, 2019

Foley: Business Jet Deliveries to Heat Up In 2019

But Analyst Cautions Improvement Could Be Short-Lived

If one subscribes to trade association estimates, business aviation contributes $150 billion yearly to the U.S. economy and provides 1.2 million jobs.  From this perspective, it matters how the sector is expected to perform this year and beyond.

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UNLV To Launch Drone Pilot Certificate Program

Will Be Offered Through Continuing Education This Spring

A new Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Certificate Program launches this spring at UNLV Continuing Education.

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Sky Power Unveils Newly Developed 2-Stroke Engine

Available As A Gasoline Engine With Heavy Fuel Variant Planned Later This Year

Sky Power GmbH has opened 2019 with another new product and presents the second newly developed 2-stroke engine. The SP-210 FI TS is based on the same engine concept and optionally can also be offered without system carrier.

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Helicopter Safety Survey Underway

NEMSPA, USHST Collaborate On The Effort

The National EMS Pilots Association (NEMSPA) in collaboration with the U.S. Helicopter Safety Team (USHST) is conducting a survey to obtain information and insight on helicopter IFR issues and limitations facing current helicopter pilots. 

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Cadorath And Honeywell Sign Special Process Approval Renewal

Covers T53 Engine Component Repairs Through 2022

Cadorath and Honeywell Aerospace have renewed their special process approval agreement in the repair and overhaul of T53 turbine engine components. The special process approval allows for the single part repair and overhaul support of the Honeywell Channel Partner network and operators around the world. The new agreement extends through to the end of 2022.

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DJI Urges Caution In Evaluating Reports Of Drone Incidents

Recent Sightings At Multiple Airports May Be Influenced By Publicity

DJI is monitoring recent reports of drones flying in close proximity to various airports, and has offered assistance to investigators and airports where these sightings have occurred. To date, none of these reports have been confirmed, and there is no proof that any of these alleged incidents occurred. Despite the lack of evidence, new sightings have been reported at more airports, raising the prospect that new reports are being spurred by publicity from past incidents.

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