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June 19, 2018

Ohio Research Project Will Monitor Traffic With Unmanned Aircraft

Three-Year Study Conducted By DriveOhio UAS Center And OSU College Of Engineering

The 33 Smart Mobility Corridor is getting even smarter under recently announced plans to study the use of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), sometimes called drones, to monitor traffic and roadway conditions from the air along the corridor. The three-year study is a partnership between DriveOhio’s UAS Center and The Ohio State University College of Engineering.

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JCPenney To Sell Three Business Jets

Move Comes After Company CEO Steps Down

JCPenney will be selling off its fleet of three business jets in an effort to contain costs at the legacy retailer.

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AD: Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation Airplanes

AD NUMBER: 2018-12-07

PRODUCT: Certain Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation Model GVI airplanes.

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NBAA Requests Guidance On Tax Cuts And Jobs Act

Looks For Additional Information On Bonus Depreciation And Deduction Allowances

The NBAA is requesting guidance from the IRS and Department of the Treasury on several provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that directly affect business aviation.

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GoFly Announces 10 Winners In Phase I Of The $2 Million Competition

More Than 160 Teams Competed For The Prize Sponsored By Boeing

A panel of aviation experts has selected 10 winners in the first phase of the GoFly competition sponsored by Boeing.

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Remote Tower Testing Resumes At Virginia’s Leesburg Executive Airport

Phase 3a To Get Underway June 25

A mobile air traffic control tower will be operating again this summer at Virginia’s Leesburg Executive Airport (KJYO), requiring operators flying under both VFR and IFR to contact the tower. The remote tower concept employs a variety of high-definition cameras and sensors to enable controllers in a remote facility to manage airports that do not have a tower.

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