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February 05, 2019

Impact of Weather On Drone Airworthiness Demonstrated At NYS UAS Test Site

NUAIR Alliance And TruWeather Solutions Partner With Windshape For Industry Advancing Test Flights At Griffiss International Airport

Windshape, a Switzerland based company, in partnership with the New York State UAS Test Site, TruWeather Solutions and the NUAIR Alliance, used industry-leading micro-weather stimulations to test the impact of wind on the air worthiness and performance of various types of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) platforms. The testing took place at the New York State UAS Test Site at Griffiss International Airport, in Rome, New York.

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Enstrom 480B Helicopter Receives Canadian Certification

Validates FAA Certification In Late January

Enstrom Helicopter Corporation is pleased to announce it has received Transport Canada validation of their model 480B helicopter on January 25, 2019. The 480B joins the other Enstrom models listed under FAA Type Certificate H1CE which have been approved for operation in Canada including the F-28A, 280, F-28C, F-28C-2, 280C, F-28F, 280F, and 280FX.

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High Utilization Results In Increased Warranty For All Piper M600 Aircraft

Adds 500 Hours To The Program Effective Immediately

Piper Aircraft announced today the warranty for all M600 aircraft will be increased from five years/1,000 flight hours to five years/1,500 flight hours effective immediately.

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Jaunt Air Mobility Acquires Carter Copter Rights

Urban Air Mobility (UAM) Company Unveiled At The Vertical Flight Society Symposium In January

A startup Urban Air Mobility (UAM) company has acquired the rights to the Carter slowed-rotor compound (SR/C) technology developed by Carter Aviation Technologies for personal and air taxi aircraft.

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Tennessee Legislature Considers New Drone Bill

Would Make Flying In Some Areas A Class E Felony

A bill introduced into the Tennessee Legislature would make flying a drone in some areas a Class E felony punishable by up to six years in prison and a fine of up to $3,000.

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Two Companies Declined Ohio Flight Before Fatal Accident

Cited Weather As A Factor In Turning Down The Business

Two air medical transport companies declined a flight last week before a helicopter belonging to a third company went down in southern Ohio, resulting in the fatal injury of the flight crew of three.

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