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April 27, 2005

AD: Raytheon

AD NUMBER: 2005-09-03 MANUFACTURER: Raytheon SUBJECT: Airworthiness Directive 2005-09-03 SUMMARY: The FAA is adopting a new airworthiness directive (AD) for certain Raytheon Model Hawker 800XP airplanes. This AD requires inspecting to detect damage of certain wiring in the flight compartment, performing corrective actions if necessary, modifying certain wiring connections, and revising the airplane flight manual.

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Blair Force One Hit By Lightning

He's Okay

British Prime Minister Tony Blair's campaign plane, dubbed "Blair Force One," was struck by lightning Wednesday. No one was hurt and the plane was not damaged. It landed safely at London's Heathrow Airport without further incident.

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Aero-Views: Aviation Foiled By Forbes

Article On Business Aviation Draws Intense Fire From NBAA

This just in from the NBAA... An article in the upcoming edition of Forbes Magazine ("Flight of Fear," May 9), overlooked the strong safety standards, stringent levels of federal oversight, and outstanding operational history for charter aviation companies and their pilots. The fact is, the continuing emphasis on safety is the very reason that thousands of charter operators fly millions of hours each year without incident.

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Eclipse 500 To Fly At Oshkosh

Vern Raburn Brings VLJ To Airventure 2005

Eclipse Aviation will feature the world's first public flight appearances of the Eclipse 500, a new private jet that builders hope will revolutionize air travel when it enters the marketplace next year.

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AB-212 Down In Italy

Five Lost; Rescuers Having Trouble Getting To Crash Site

An Agusta-Bell AB-212 is reported down in Italy. All five people on board are reported lost.

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Executive Aircraft Wraps Up Certification Project For Aerolite Max Bucher AG

Have A Seat!

Executive Aircraft Completions, LLC (EAC), a certification and interior design engineering firm in Tulsa, Oklahoma, has completed a certification project for Aerolite Max Bucher AG, of Ennetb�rgen, Switzerland.  EAC was responsible for the overall effort for acquiring an FAA Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) and a European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) validation for the MD-11 aircraft modifications, concurrently.

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Arnoni Aviation Expands

Opens New Landing Gear And Accessory Shops Near Bush Intercontinental

Arnoni Aviation says it has expanded its Landing Gear and Accessory shops by moving them to a 25,000 square foot facility adjacent to the George Bush International Airport in Houston. 

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