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February 02, 2016

NTSB Releases Probable Cause Report In Google UAV Accident

Structural Failure Caused By Overspeed Condition

A prototype UAV operated by Google went down last May because of a structural failure, the NTSB said in a probable cause report released Friday.

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Google Testing Drone-Delivered High-Speed Internet Service

'SkyBender' Project Taking Place At Spaceport America

In a time not too far in the future, you could get your Internet service from Google delivered from high-altitude UAVs.

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Diamond To Build Dornier Seastar Airframe

Similarities In Construction Techniques Make Collaboration 'An Excellent Fit', Company says

Dornier Seawings GmbH has selected Diamond Aircraft Industries Inc. (Canada) to produce the Seastar’s all composite airframe. The Seastar is an advanced amphibious aircraft, featuring a purpose built design, modern technology all composite corrosion-free airframe, modern glass cockpit, retractable tri-cycle landing gear and twin centreline mounted industry leading Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6 turboprop engines.

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Three Arrested In Tanzania For Murder Of Helicopter Pilot

Elephant Poachers Allegedly Shot The Pilot While Flying Friday

Three suspected elephant poachers have been arrested in connection with the shooting of a British helicopter pilot in Tanzania Friday. The pilot died of his injuries after managing to land his aircraft safely.

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NYC Helicopter Tours Cut In Half

Deal Reached Between The City And Industry

The helicopter tourism industry and New York City officials have agreed to a compromise that will cut the number of tourist flights over the city by half.

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NBAA, AOPA, Others Reply To Santa Monica Airport Appeal

Say City Should Not Be Allowed To Claim Misunderstanding As Defense Of Its Position To Close The Airport

The NBAA, AOPA, and several other groups and individuals including Harrison Ford have filed a reply to an appeal by the city of Santa Monica requesting that it be allowed to supplement the record in its pursuit of closing the airport.

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