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January 10, 2018

Hobbico, Inc. Files Petition For Chapter 11 Relief, Pursues Sale Of Company

Seeks Protection From Creditors To Restructure And Attract New Capital Investment; Operations Continue Throughout Bankruptcy Process

Hobbico, Inc. has filed a petition for relief under Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code while it seeks an orderly finalization and implementation of its comprehensive restructuring plan. The petition was filed Wednesday with the United States Bankruptcy Court – Wilmington of Delaware. In conjunction, Hobbico also announced its plan to sell the company.

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Nebraska Lawmakers Craft Statewide Drone Laws

Sponsor Says She Wants To Protect The Public Without Overregulation

The state legislature in Nebraska will consider a bill later this year that would put statewide regulations on the use of drones. The bill was introduced by State Senator Carol Blood of Bellevue, NE. She said as the use of drones continues to grow at a rapid pace, she wants to protect the public without over regulating the industry.

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Intel Shooting Star Mini Designed For Indoor Shows

But No Public Sales Are Planned By The Company

Remember the drone light show presented at the Super Bowl last year? Though pre-taped (an FAA TFR prevented the show from being presented live), it was pretty impressive. The show was executed by Intel Shooting Star drones, and in a keynote address at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the company said it has developed a variant of the swarm drone that is safe for indoor use.

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Two Industry Veterans Join Expanded NBAA Regional Rep Program

Association Adds New Mid-Atlantic Region

The NBAA today announced that Paige Kroner and Brittany Davies have been named Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regional representatives, respectively. The move marks an expansion of NBAA’s regional program to seven regions.

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FAA Approves New Lightweight EMS Interior System

Leonardo AW109/AW119 Helicopters To Be Modified By AMS Heli Design

The FAA has approved a Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) for a new lightweight, quickly removable emergency medical services Advanced Life Support System (ALSS) interior for Leonardo AW119 and AW109 helicopters manufactured by AMS Heli Design.

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Jet Linx Recruits Todd Hattaway As New Vice President Of Operations

Previously Held An Executive Position With NetJets

Jet Linx, the private aviation company headquartered in Omaha, Neb. with 14 locally-operated base locations nationwide, announces the newest recruit to the Jet Linx team. Todd Hattaway has been appointment as the new Vice President of Operations, effective immediately. In his new role, Hattaway is responsible for overseeing corporate tactical and strategic initiatives, as well as managing the Flight Operations, Maintenance and Service Delivery (Client Services) departments.

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Bell Helicopter Makes CES Debut

Is The First Major Helicopter Manufacturer To Exhibit At The Consumer Electronics Show

Textron company Bell Helicopter unveiled its air taxi cabin design and fully integrated user experience Tuesday at CES 218. The four-passenger cabin demonstrates Bell’s view of an on-demand mobility aircraft that focuses on a people-first engineered user experience tailored with an urban air taxi ride.

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New Tello Toy Drone Soars Into CES 2018

Uses Intel And DJI Technology At A $100 Price Point

Ryze Tech, a drone start-up, has completed development of its first intelligent toy drone called the Tello, and is officially debuting the new product at CES 2018 in Las Vegas.

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