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August 13, 2015

Google Will Repay New Mexico Nearly $1 Million In Incentives

Had Promised The State Jobs At The Titan Aerospace Facility

While it will likely not be any particular financial hardship, Google, which this week stood up an umbrella company called "Alphabet", will repay the state of New Mexico $995,000 in incentives it had received for infrastructure improvements at Titan Aerospace.

Expands relationship With TAM Aviação Executive

Textron Aviation has expanded its relationship with longtime channel partner TAM Aviação Executive (TAM) with the approval of its Jundiai, Brazil, facility as an authorized service facility for Beechcraft King Air turboprops. The company expects to authorize additional TAM facilities for King Air support in the coming months.

Helicopters May Stop Flying Earlier Than Planned

The United Nations office in Nepal says that helicopter relief services for areas in areas hit by recent earthquakes may be cut short due to a funding shortfall.

More Insight Into The Rebirth Of Mooney... And What The Future May Bring

While at Sun ‘n Fun 2015, ANN CEO and Editor-In-Chief, Jim Campbell, asked Tom Bowen, who is the CEO of Mooney International, to talk about the challenges he faced when bringing the legacy Mooney back into production.

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California Modifies Proposed UAV Trespass Bill

Would Consider Any Flight Under 350 Feet As A Violation

The California general assembly is considering a modified UAV trespass bill that would make any flight over private property at an altitude under 350 feet a violation of the state's trespassing law.

Ceremony Held At LBACE 2015

The Brazilian Civil Aviation Agency has granted type certification for the Legacy 450 mid-light executive jet during a ceremony at the Latin American Business Aviation Conference and Exhibition (LABACE) in São Paulo, Brazil.

Multiple Orders Taken For The HondaJet At LABACE 2015

Show Marks Public Debut Of The Airplane In South America

HondaJet has secured multiple orders for the aircraft at LBACE 2015, being held this week at the Conghonas Airport in São Paulo, Brazil.

Nearly 80 Percent Think At Least Some Restrictions Are Necessary

The first drone delivery of a package that was approved by the FAA recently took place. But an overwhelming majority of Americans say they support restrictions on the use of drones as they become more commonplace, according to a new survey by FindLaw.com.