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March 08, 2010

ANN Special Feature: CFI Bob Miller: Was it Icing, or a Stall? - 03.08.10

ANN's Paul Plack talks with CFI Bob Miller of Over The Airwaves about aviation accidents which get blamed on icing of the airframe, when they might really be due to inadequate pilot proficiency in

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Defendants Face Up To 20 Years In Prison In Aircraft Parts Fraud Case

Prosecution Claims Over $7 Million In Charges Were Never Paid

After several years spent gathering information, US prosecutors have charged two men for systematical receiving aircraft parts from Honeywell and Pratt & Whitney and then reversing payment.

The Rotorcraft Industry Looks Forward To Better Times

The 2010 Heli-Expo recently concluded in Houston, Texas, and was best described as an event in which the attendees were thankful that they had simply survived the previous year. While 2009 was "trying," many in attendance looked forward to a steady 2010 and the hope for more positive trends by the time that 2011 was well in swing. With a significant percentage of the civil rotorcraft airframes showing their age, necessary replacement and rebuilds have kept the last year from being a total disaster, while 2010 and 2011 promised slight but incrementally positive trends for airframe replacement and services.

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Aero-TV: The 2010 Heli-Expo – Market Perspective for the Helicopter Industry

The Rotorcraft Industry Looks Forward To Better Times

Discrimination Suits Continue As Opa-Locka Flightline Shuts Down

Opa-Locka Flightline, LLC, (OLF) recently announced it will be ceasing operations at the Opa-Locka Executive Airport (KOLF) on Wednesday, March 31, 2010.

Company Adds Satellite Service Stations, More GoTeams, New Levels Of ASCs In Outlying Areas

In an effort to deliver an industry leading service center experience to Falcon customers, Dassault recently undertook a major review of both its Company Owned and Authorized Service Center (ASC) network.