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September 30, 2014

CAV Ice Protection Opens TKS Repair Station

Will Open At New Century Airport In Olathe, KS

The FAA has approved CAV Ice Protection to operate a repair station at their North American Operations Center at the New Century Airport (KIXD) in Olathe, KS. The limited accessory repair station is approved to repair and overhaul TKS ice protection equipment and has begun conducting repairs. Prior to approval, the sole TKS repair station was located at the CAV Ice Protection manufacturing facility in Consett, United Kingdom.

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USAFAC Promotes US-Built Beriev Be-200 Firefighter

Will Collaborate With Russia To Develop US Version Of The Water-Scooping Amphibious Jet

USA Firefighting Air Corps (USAFAC) has announced that Russia has signed a collaboration agreement with an American company to develop a US-built Beriev Be-200 multipurpose amphibious aerial firefighting jet, and that the collaboration would be headquartered in Colorado.

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White House To Require Specific UAV Details From Federal Agencies

Would Require Disclosure Of Where The Aircraft Are To Be Flown

A directive that would require the Pentagon, Department of Homeland Security, Justice Department, and other federal agencies to disclose where they intend to operate UAVs is being prepared by the White House.

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City Of Santa Monica Seeks To Recoup Airport Cleanup Costs

Files A Lawsuit Against Estate Of Citation Pilot Who Impacted A Hangar On Landing Two Years Ago

The City of Santa Monica is suing the estate of a pilot flying a Cessna Citation which impacted a hangar while landing at KSMO two years ago in an effort to recoup the costs of the emergency services and cleanup at the airport.

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Florida Physician Assistant Arrested After Blocking Sheriff's Helicopter Landing

Was Taken To Jail For Refusing To Move His Car At Accident Scene

A Florida physician assistant was arrested and taken to jail Thursday after he refused to move his car to allow a Volusia County Sheriff's helicopter to land at an accident scene.

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Bombardier Learjet Delivers 1st EASA-Registered Learjet 75

Roullier Group Accepted Aircraft During Ceremony In Wichita

Bombardier has delivered the first EASA-registered Learjet 75 aircraft to the Roullier Group, a company based in France. The aircraft was delivered during a special ceremony at Bombardier's facility in Wichita, Kansas and will be operated out of France.

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Sikorsky S-92 Helicopter Marks A Decade Of Service

First Production Aircraft Delivered In September, 2004

The first production S-92 helicopter was delivered to PHI, Inc. in September 2004, making this the 10th anniversary of that milestone for the company. Since then, Sikorsky has delivered more than 200 S-92 helicopters to customers throughout the world. The fleet has reached more than 750,000 flight hours, with nearly 90 percent of those hours providing offshore oil and gas worker transportation.

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