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July 07, 2018

American Border Patrol Demonstrates Border Technology For U.S. Senate Candidates

Demonstration Takes Place Saturday At The American Border Patrol Test Range

An electronic border security system recently used to detect drones will be demonstrated by American Border Patrol (ABP) for U.S. Senate candidates today at a test site at the Arizona/Mexico border. Three of the five listed Arizona candidates have said they will attend the demonstration.

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Drones Help Track Changes In San Andreas Fault

Comparing Several Techniques For Evaluating Past Slip Events

Scientific study of the evolution of the southern end of the San Andreas Fault is of vital importance given the earthquake-prone nature of southern California. Mapping fault zones and land surface changes that resulted from previous earthquakes can deepen the understanding of hazards posed by the fault, including the possibility of future temblors.

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BAA Training Invests In Ab Initio Training Equipment

Recently Purchased Four New Aircraft To Be Delivered This Month

BAA Training, one of the largest independent aviation training centers in Europe, is expanding its Ab Initio flight school capacity by investing over 1.2M EUR (approx. $1.4 million) into new learning material and equipment.

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Turkish Aerospace Industries Chooses Dassault Systems For TF-X Program

Turkish Aerospace Will Use The 3DEXPERIENCE Platform For End To End Development Of Next Generation, Multirole Aircraft

Dassault Systems has announced that Turkish Aerospace Industries, Inc. chose the 3DEXPERIENCE platform to accelerate the development of the TF-X aircraft, the newest and largest aviation development project in Turkey.

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Airbus And United Nations Team Up For Universal Access To Space

Capability Building For Member States To Enable Use Of Space-Based Data

Airbus and the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) during the UNISPACE+50 conference celebrating half a century of international cooperation in outer space. The five-year renewable MoU aims to jointly build capabilities in developed and developing countries in microgravity experiments and its related benefits. Furthermore it aims to build capability in terms of usage of Earth observation data and support the missions of the UN, its specialist agencies and Member States.

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FAA Will Not Regulate Legroom On Airliners

Says It Can Find No Evidence That Evacuation Times Are Affected

The FAA has sent a letter to the airline passenger rights organization Flyers Rights saying it is not responsible for the amount of legroom available on airliners.

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Duncan Aviation Announces New Satellite Facility In Bedford, MA

Will Be Located At Laurence G Hanscom Field

Duncan Aviation will open a Satellite Avionics Shop in Bedford, MA in early August. The shop will be located in the Jet Aviation hangar and has ramp access on the Laurence G Hanscom Field (KBED). The new Bedford Satellite Avionics Shop will be a reasonable drive from downtown Boston, making it an attractive option for aircraft owners and operators headquartered in or visiting the area.

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Family Sues American Airlines Over Refusal To Divert Flight

A 25-Year-Old Passenger Suffered A Medical Emergency On Board, And Died

The family of a passenger who suffered an embolism while flying aboard an American Airlines airliner two years ago is suing the carrier because the crew did not divert the flight and make an emergency landing.

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Aero-News: Quote of the Day (07.07.18)

"This technology does not necessarily replace a real wall, but it can perform like a stop-gap virtual fence until a real wall is ready by assuring detection of all intrusions." Source: American Border Patrol president Glenn Spencer. The company is demonstrating the system this morning at its test range in Arizona with several U.S. Senate candidates in attendance.

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ANN's Daily Aero-Term (07.07.18): Unusual Attitude

An unintentional, unanticipated, or extreme aircraft attitude.

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ANN's Daily Aero-Linx (07.07.18)

Aviation Suppliers Association (ASA)

Aviation Suppliers Association (ASA) is a not-for-profit trade association, representing more than 604 global member companies that buy and sell aircraft parts. ASA focuses on regulatory and legal matters that affect the aviation parts supply industry.

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