Business & GANBAA: FAA Airspace Restrictions in Alaska are ‘Additional Level of Risk’ The FAA has proposed new restricted areas as R-2201A through H and J in Fort Greely, Alaska, near Allen Army Airfield. These restricted areas come at the request of the U.S. Army,…
MilitaryCybersecurity R&D Firm to Open in Dayton Dayton, Ohio, has gained a cybersecurity research and development office. Galois said it recently signed a lease for a 3,000-square-foot office, which is to be co-located in the building with Nucleus incubator,…
CommercialAirBaltic is Launch Customer for Universal Avionics Installations AirBaltic has installed the new Universal Avionics ADS-B Out and localizer performance with vertical navigation (LPV) solution on two aircraft, Universal Avionics said. AirBaltic is the launch customer for the solution. It…
ConnectivityAugmented Reality: Solving the Threat of Engineer Shortages A recent ICAO report said that in the next 20 years, airlines would have to add 25,000 new aircraft to keep up with rising air passenger demand. But a lack of skilled…
Embedded AvionicsRogerson Kratos Modernized Black Hawk Completes Flight Evaluation Rogerson Kratos’ Sikorsky UH-60A with a modernized cockpit recently completed a 50-hour flight evaluation, the company said. The aircraft can now move to the next phase of integration and testing. During the…
ATM ModernizationResponsibilities in the Skies: A Message from NATS The U.K. is heading toward warmer months, and the nation's main air navigation service provider anticipates busier skies. NATS Holdings said most infringements happen in the airspace surrounding Heathrow, Luton, Stansted, Southampton, Gatwick…
Commercial5 New Ideas From Airbus Student Competition Finalists Airbus has narrowed the competition down to five finalists in its fifth Fly Your Ideas challenge, the company said. The five teams represent nine nationalities and eight universities across Africa, Europe and…
Embedded AvionicsHow Avionics Are Becoming More Networked Avionics data transmission rates, protocols, topologies and physical interfaces are evolving to support higher volumes of data and more sophisticated cockpit applications in new aircraft. What avionics test instrumentation companies are finding…