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03.18.2010 BASS-Asia 2010
Presented by Flight Safety Foundation, International Business Aviation Council, National Business Aviation Association and Asian Business Aviation Association Hosted by the Singapore Aviation Academy April 13–14, 2010 Singapore Aviation Academy Changi...
03.18.2010 Turboprop Values Experience only Modest Decline
Values of turboprops have been exposed to lesser value volatility than the jet sector, but the decline over the last year is still evident, more particularly for the older variants. The development of the Dash8Q-400NG and the ATR72-600 has not represented...
03.16.2010 The Tables Turn in Aviation
There’s a German word for how Americans feel nowadays about Toyota’s woes: Schadenfreude, which means pleasure derived from the misfortunes of others. Remember when America feared that its once-mighty manufacturing base, even in the aerospace...
03.08.2010 Safety & Technology Trends
FAA Aviation Forecast Conference The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is holding its 35th Annual Aviation Forecast Conference, "Looking Ahead in Aviation: Rational Rebound or Irrational Instability." The FAA will release its Aerospace Forecast...
03.07.2010 Initial Flight of B-747-8F Fails to Inspire Values
The first flight of the Boeing B-747-8F on Feb. 8, some 41 years after the original B-747 first flew in 1970, represents a major boost for Boeing coming on the heels of the B-787. But with the airfreight market having contracted by more than ten percent in...
03.01.2010 Accidents & Incidents
Date Aircraft Type Narrative Death/Injury Remarks Feb 03, 2010 Bangkok, Thailand BOEING 747 HS-TGB Thai Airways Boeing 747-400 experienced oil filter message, high vibration, and fire warning from No. 1 engine, GE CF6-80CB1F, shortly after takeoff from...
02.26.2010 Business Aviation Safety Seminar (BASS) Asia 2010
Presented by Flight Safety Foundation, International Business Aviation Council, National Business Aircraft Association and Asian Business Aviation Association Hosted by the Singapore Aviation Academy April 13–14, 2010 Singapore Aviation Academy Changi...
02.25.2010 2009: A Good Year for Air Safety
Fewer civil transports crashed worldwide last year, but more people died in the accidents, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA). The number of fatalities rose to 685 from 502 in 2008, but the number of fatal accidents dropped to 18...
02.22.2010 2009: A Good Year for Air Safety
Fewer civil transports crashed worldwide last year, but more people died in the accidents, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA). The number of fatalities rose to 685 from 502 in 2008, but the number of fatal accidents dropped to 18...
02.22.2010 Safety & Technology Trends
RC Provides Avionics to Air China Air China has signed a ten-year maintenance agreement with Collins Aviation Maintenance Services Shanghai Limited (CAMSS), a Rockwell Collins joint venture, to provide service and support for Rockwell Collins equipment on the...
02.19.2010 Thales to Supply Taiwan with Radars
Thales Australia has won a contract to supply two approach radar systems at Kaohsiung and Magong airports in Taiwan. The systems will help increase safety and air traffic management efficiency, and are based on proven...
02.17.2010 New HF Voice Service; SE Asia Routes
Effective immediately, air carriers and general aviation operators have a new air/ground voice radio service for communications while operating in the South East Asia region as ARINC declares its new High Frequency (HF) Voice radio station operational at Hat...
02.15.2010 Airline Seat Safety Tests Faked
Japan's biggest manufacturer of airline seats has admitted that it falsified seat safety tests. Koito Industries says it sold about 150,000 of the suspect passenger seats to major airlines. They are installed on about 1,000 Boeing and Airbus jetliners...
02.15.2010 Safety & Technology Trends
Next Generation Avionics on B-747-8F Rockwell Collins next-generation avionics is on the Boeing's 747-8 Freighter, which has just made its maiden flight. The new airplane features an entire suite of Rockwell Collins displays, autopilot, communication...
02.15.2010 Security Shortlines
AIA Urges Action to Enhance Aviation Security At a recent speech before the American Bar Association's Forum on Air and Space Law, AIA President and CEO Marion Blakey outlined ways to enhance security for aviation passengers. Blakey urged international...
02.11.2010 EcoPower in Germany
Pratt & Whitney has reached an agreement with Germany’s Nayak Aircraft Services that expands the EcoPower engine wash service network in Europe.  The EcoPower service, offered through the Pratt & Whitney Global Service Partners network...
02.09.2010 JAL Picks American over Delta
Japan Air Lines will maintain its partnership with American Airlines in the Oneworld alliance, scuttling an attempt by Delta Air Lines to entice the bankrupt carrier to its rival SkyTeam group. JAL said it would file with American Airlines for regulatory...
02.08.2010 Safer Flights for the Mining and Resources Sector
The Flight Safety Foundation (FSF) has launched the first global aviation standard for the mining and resources sector. Resource companies carry out a variety of flights, ranging from passenger transfers, crew changes and geophysical operations, to medical...
02.08.2010 Safety & Technology Trends
Safety Issues at TRACON NATCA says the number of fully trained and certified air traffic controllers at Southern California Terminal Radar Approach Control (TRACON) has plummeted 26 percent in the last six years jeopardizing safety there. In 2004, SoCal...
02.05.2010 Hainan Air Picks MultiScan for A330s
Hainan Airlines has selected Rockwell Collins to provide its MultiScan Hazard Detection system and sensors for 13 of its Airbus A330 aircraft. “Rockwell Collins’ award-winning MultiScan Hazard Detection system supports Hainan’s efforts to...
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