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March 18, 2009

AD: Bell

AD NUMBER: 2009-07-51 MANUFACTURER: Bell SUBJECT: Airworthiness Directive 2009-07-51 SUMMARY: This Emergency Airworthiness Directive (AD) is prompted by a Transport Canada AD report of a bearing incorrectly installed in the copilot cyclic control lever assembly.

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Will Eclipse -- Like Nixon -- Go To China?

CACC Rumored To Be Interested In Bidding For Assets

A government-sponsored Chinese aircraft manufacturing concern may soon mount a bid for the assets of now-defunct Eclipse Aviation.

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Cessna VP Says Upturn Could Be Around The Corner

"People Are Continuing To Buy Airplanes"

Ready for some optimistic news about the economy, for a change? A top Cessna exec predicts the downturn in demand for business jets is nearing its bottom.

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Corporate Angel Network Achieves New Milestone

Flies 31,000th & 31,001st Patient Flights

Winston Churchill, the grandson of Sir Winston Churchill, and Susan Polan, another cancer patient, recently flew home to Florida from treatment at MD Anderson Hospital in Houston, TX on Corporate Angel Network’s 31,000th and 31,001st patient flights. 

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US Airways' Kirby Says Market May Be Stabilizing

"Moderately Encouraged" By Future Bookings

There was more measured optimism expressed Monday on a JP Morgan Chase & Co. analyst conference call, by US Airways President Scott Kirby. He said while the airline cut international capacity 2 percent for the coming summer travel season in the face of a rapid decline in demand for first- and business-class seats, the market is stabilizing.

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US Army Recognizes Viking's Product Support

Company Intros ATLAS Support Division

The US Army recognized Viking's product support service at a recent informal presentation at Viking's Calgary Alberta facility. A certificate of appreciation was presented by Fixed Wing Product Manager, LTC Keith Brown to Viking's product support manager, George Gee.

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Onboard Systems Earns STC For Bell 407 Cargo Hook Improvement

Fixed Beam Suspension Eliminates Trolley Problems

Helicopter cargo equipment provider Onboard Systems International announced recently its new fixed beam suspension system for the Bell 407 has been STC certified by the FAA. Onboard has also submitted this system to Transport Canada and EASA for certification in Canada and Europe, respectively.

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