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FAA Proposes Civil Penalties Against Two Companies

Both Allegedly Violated Hazardous Materials Regulations

The FAA has proposed civil penalties of $54,000 and $96,800 against two companies for allegedly violating Hazardous Materials Regulations.

American Airlines Places Firm Order For 24 CRJ900 NextGen Aircraft

Aircraft Will Be Operated Under The American Eagle Brand By PSA

American Airlines has signed a firm order for 24 CRJ900 NextGen regional jets. This order was announced on December 30, 2014 and followed American exercising 24 of 40 previously booked CRJ900 NextGen aircraft options. The options were originally acquired as part of American's large regional jet order announced in December 2013.

Sierra Nevada Corporation Expands Into Global Aircraft Markets

Makes Investments In UK And Germany, Acquires 328 Support Services GmbH

Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) has completed acquisition of a UK- and Germany-based aircraft company, 328 Support Services GmbH (328), owner of the type certificate and intellectual property (IP) rights for design, manufacturing, maintenance and certification of the 200 existing Dornier 328 (D328) prop and jet aircraft.

Embry-Riddle Worldwide Expands Reach To Morocco

Inks Deal With Mohammed VI International Academy Of Civil Aviation (AIAC)

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Worldwide has expanded its educational offerings in Africa, thanks to a new relationship with the Mohammed VI International Academy of Civil Aviation (AIAC) in Casablanca, Morocco.

Report: Idaho National Guard Apache Helo Accident Caused By Human Error

Two Pilots Fatally Injured When Helicopter Went Down During Training

A simulated loss of power during a training exercised caused an Idaho National Guard Apache Helicopter to go down in November, resulting in the fatal injury of both pilots.

NBAA Says 2015 Schedulers & Dispatchers Conference Breaks Multiple Records

Event Features Former Transportation Secretary Mineta, First-Ever Aviation Emergency Drill

The 2015 National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) Schedulers & Dispatchers Conference (SDC2015) concluded Friday, Feb. 6 at the McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, CA with a record 2,700-plus people attending, a groundbreaking live-action business aviation emergency response drill, five days of in-depth educational opportunities and a visit from former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Norman Y. Mineta.

Australian Pilot Arrested After Performing Touch-And-Go On Uluru

Left Tire Marks On The Monolith Formerly Called 'Ayers Rock'

The pilot of a Piper Saratoga was arrested on the tarmac at the Alice Springs airport in Australia after he allegedly performed a touch-and-go on top of Uluru, the monolith near the center of Australia formerly known as Ayers Rock.

Avoiding Disaster: Training, Communication Prevent Possible Aircraft Mishap

KC-10 Can Tow An Aircraft To Safety If Necessary

Choppy waters, surging waves and hundreds of miles from land; this was the grim reality for an Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon pilot as his single engine aircraft showed signs of malfunction Jan 17.

Heavy Snow In Maine Affects Airport Instrument Landing Systems

Aviation Official Says Most Are Back In Operation For Now

A winter of heavy snow has caused problems for most instrument landing systems in Maine, according to the FAA.

Video Shows Jump Plane Nearly Colliding With Skydivers

Drogue Chute And Bridle Actually Hit By Airplane's Wing

A recently-released video shows a tandem skydive that almost went horribly wrong.

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Airborne 02.10.15: Aussie Pilot Busted, TransAsia Accident Data, OSH15 Harrier!

Also: Moon Claims, Aero-Calendar, WA State Legislator Defends GA, Vuzix, Moon Express, ICAO Emissions Authority

The TransAsia ATR 72 that went down Wednesday just after takeoff in Taiwan reportedly lost both engines before impacting a bridge and going into the water. In the United States we are used to the NTSB issuing routine reports on a scheduled basis as an accident investigation progresses. As we have seen in other recent accidents in Asia, the release of information is not well coordinated and often not substantiated with verifiable evidence. Commercial companies that obtain a license to launch a spacecra

States Recommend New Flight Tracking Performance Standard

ICAO High Level Safety Conference Adopts New 15-Minute Standard

Member States of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) recommended the adoption of a new 15-minute aircraft tracking Standard earlier today, during discussions amongst the over 850 participants to the UN aviation body’s 2015 High Level Safety Conference.

Stakeholders Reaffirm Support For ICAO Authority Over Emissions Standards

Letter Sent To Heads Of FAA, EPA

Leaders from five industry associations have signed a letter reasserting the aviation community’s commitment to a responsible approach for curbing aviation greenhouse gas emissions, and for recognizing the authority of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) on matters affecting the global aviation industry, including on emissions standards.

Washington State Legislator Proposes Airport Improvement Funding

Bill Would Funnel Aircraft Excise Taxes To Local Airports

A state legislator in Washington State has proposed legislation that would require all aircraft excise tax revenue to be deposited in the aeronautics account to be solely dedicated to fund the operation and administrative expenses of the department of transportation aviation airport aid grant program.

Flight Safety Foundation Lists Incidents Involving GE235 Engines

Cautions That List Is Incomplete And Not Indicative Of The Safety Of Any Airplane

The accident in Taiwan last week involving an ATR-72 that lost engine power on takeoff has prompted the Flight Safety Foundation to look at similar incidents involving the GE235 engine installed on the airplane.

FAA Publishes ADS-B Out Technical Correction

Adds Equipage Requirements For Operations In Class A, B, And C Airspace

The FAA on Monday published a correction to the ADS-B Out final rule published on May 28, 2010. In that rule, the FAA amended its regulations by adding equipage requirements and performance standards for ADS-B Out avionics on aircraft operating in Classes A, B and C airspace, as well as other specified classes of airspace within the U.S. national airspace system.

AeroSports Update: Harrier Coming Back to AirVenture

Be Sure To Bring Earplugs To EAA AirVenture 2015, Because The Harrier Is Coming Back

It’s been said that EAA AirVenture has something to suit everybody’s interest in aviation, and when the airshow starts and the Marines shows up in the Harrier for an aerial demonstration everyone pays attention. However, the issue of ear protection is not a joke if you’re close to the flightline.

FAA Urged To Continue Fact-Based Approach In Addressing Aviation Noise

Letter To Administrator Huerta Points Out A 95 Percent Drop In Number Of People Adversely Affected

Eight aviation groups have sent a letter to FAA administrator Michael Huerta urging the agency to continue its fact- and science-based approach in addressing aircraft noise issues. In the letter, the groups also applauded the FAA for resisting calls to impose noise restrictions that are not based on sound research or existing protocols.

Airborne 02.09.15: Massive WWII DC Flyover, Quest Brags, Gogo ATG-4

Also: Sikorsky S-97, BRS, Navy Fighter Jock Retires, Glider Championship, F-35 Update, Chinese Heli Record?

To honor the heroes who fought in World War II and those on the home front who produced the tanks, ships, and aircraft that enabled the United States and its Allies to achieve victory, one of the most diverse arrays of World War II aircraft ever assembled will fly above the skies of Washington, D.C. on Friday, May 8, the 70th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day, as part of the Arsenal of Democracy: World War II Victory Capitol Flyover. Quest Aircraft Company delivered 30 Kodiaks in 2014, an increase over

Aero-News: Quote Of The Day (02.10.15)

“This new Standard will be an important first step in providing a foundation for global flight tracking and the future implementation of the more comprehensive ICAO Global Aeronautical Distress and Safety System (GADSS).” Source: ICAO Council President Dr. Olumuyiwa Benard Aliu.

ANN's Daily Aero-Term (02.10.15): En Route Spacing Program (ESP)

A program designed to assist the exit sector in achieving the required in-trail spacing.

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Airlines are looking to renewable fuel sources in the face of pending regulations requiring reduced emissions, not to mention the volatility of the fossil fuel market.

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Both Allegedly Violated Hazardous Materials Regulations

Aircraft Will Be Operated Under The American Eagle Brand By PSA

Makes Investments In UK And Germany, Acquires 328 Support Services GmbH

Inks Deal With Mohammed VI International Academy Of Civil Aviation (AIAC)

Two Pilots Fatally Injured When Helicopter Went Down During Training

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Event Features Former Transportation Secretary Mineta, First-Ever Aviation Emergency Drill

Left Tire Marks On The Monolith Formerly Called 'Ayers Rock'

KC-10 Can Tow An Aircraft To Safety If Necessary

Aviation Official Says Most Are Back In Operation For Now

Drogue Chute And Bridle Actually Hit By Airplane's Wing

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Also: Moon Claims, Aero-Calendar, WA State Legislator Defends GA, Vuzix, Moon Express, ICAO Emissions Authority

ICAO High Level Safety Conference Adopts New 15-Minute Standard

Letter Sent To Heads Of FAA, EPA

Bill Would Funnel Aircraft Excise Taxes To Local Airports

Cautions That List Is Incomplete And Not Indicative Of The Safety Of Any Airplane

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Adds Equipage Requirements For Operations In Class A, B, And C Airspace

Be Sure To Bring Earplugs To EAA AirVenture 2015, Because The Harrier Is Coming Back

Letter To Administrator Huerta Points Out A 95 Percent Drop In Number Of People Adversely Affected

Also: Sikorsky S-97, BRS, Navy Fighter Jock Retires, Glider Championship, F-35 Update, Chinese Heli Record?

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