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May 07, 2018

Two New Aircraft Delivered For The CSCC Precision Agriculture Program

Partnership Between Clark State Community College And Selecttech Geospatial Grows In Ohio

Clark State Community College in Ohio and SelectTech Geospatial LLC partnership to advance collaborative research reached a new milestone with the delivery of two new Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) aircraft and launch system for Clark State’s Precision Agriculture Program.

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Bombardier Significantly Expands Engine Maintenance Capabilities

Makes New Agreement with Turbine Engine Specialists To Support Service Centers

Bombardier Business Aircraft is significantly bolstering its maintenance capabilities to provide further flexibility to its operators. Through an agreement with Turbine Engine Specialists (TES), Bombardier’s award-winning service centers in the U.S. will provide enhanced capabilities for maintenance work on Challenger 300 and Challenger 350 aircraft engines.

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Edic Horizon International Flight Academy Signs For Two Bell 429s

Flight Training Facility Expands Services To Include Twin Engine Aircraft

Bell Helicopter has announced a signature from Edic Horizon International Flight Academy to purchase two Bell 429 aircraft. Based at Al Ain International Airport, Edic Horizon International Flight Academy utilizes their fleet of entirely Bell aircraft to provide flight training to a variety of international students.

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Mother Of Parkland Victim Gets A Break On Charter Flight Bill

Had Been Assessed $36,000 For Flight From New York To Florida

The mother of one of the victims of the Parkland, Florida school shooter has been given a break on a flight she chartered from New York to Florida after her son, geography teacher Scott Beigle, was killed in the shooting.

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Airbus Aerial Conducts Runway Mapping At World’s Busiest Airport

Nearly A Million Flights Per Year Pass Through Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport

Airbus Aerial, the commercial aerial services business launched by Airbus less than a year ago, continues to expand its market presence in the United States, recently conducting runway mapping and inspections at the world’s busiest airport – Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International (ATL).

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Sikorsky Invites Applications To 9th Annual Entrepreneurial Challenge

Unveils A New Set Of Focus Areas For This Year's Competition

Sikorsky has launched its 9th Entrepreneurial Challenge. The Entrepreneurial Challenge, led by Sikorsky Innovations is designed to accelerate innovators and disruptive technology concepts with applications in the aerospace market.

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