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March 05, 2007

Eclipse Aviation Announces Its New Avio Partners

IS&S, Garmin, Chelton Among Those Tasked With Bringing "Avio NG" To Reality

At a press conference Monday afternoon, representatives with Eclipse Aviation announced a team of avionics suppliers is working with the Albuquerque, NM-based planemaker to develop the next-generation version of the Avio integrated avionics suite for use in the Eclipse 500 VLJ... and quite the team it is.

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IN Accident TFR: UFN

NOTAM Number: FDC 7/4815  Issue Date: March 05, 2007 at 1835 UTC  Type: Hazards

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Sikorsky Signs VIH Up For One More S-92

Deal Announced At Heli-Expo 2007

Last Friday, Sikorsky Aircraft and VIH Aviation Group Ltd. signed a contract to provide another S-92 helicopter to support offshore oil operations in Northeastern Canada.

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Robinson Helicopter's New R66 Heli To Be Rolls-Powered

New RR300 Turbine To Power Big Brother To R22, R44

Rolls-Royce announced at Heli-Expo 2007 last week it will supply a new turboshaft engine to power the Robinson Helicopter Company’s newly announced R66 rotorcraft.

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Could The C-17 See Life In The Civilian Market?

Boeing Receives $10.8 Billion Letter of Intent To Fund Purchases

Global Heavylift Holdings, looking to utilize military cargo planes for commercial purposes like carrying heavy and oversize machinery, plans to purchase new or used C-17s from Boeing, reported Bloomberg.

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FAA Official Indicted Over Sea-Tac Bid

Conspiracy, Fraud Charges In Multimillion Dollar Contract

A federal grand jury indicted a local FAA contracting officer on fraud charges Friday for conspiring to unfairly award a $4.3 million contract for a new runway lighting system at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (Sea-Tac).

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Aviation Diagnostics' Intelligent Automation Introduces SuperHUMS

Aircraft Health And Usage Monitoring Systems Advancements Announced

Intelligent Automation Corporation (IAC), a CA-based machinery diagnostics company and leader in aircraft Health and Usage Monitoring Systems (HUMS), last week announced enhanced diagnostic technology for aircraft condition-based maintenance (CBM) applications.

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