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May 04, 2010

Dassault Delivers 75th Falcon 7X

New Software Updates to Improve Capability and Procedures

Dassault is set to deliver its 75th Falcon 7X during a ceremony at EBACE in Geneva, Switzerland on Tuesday. The 7X was jointly certified by the FAA and EASA in April, 2007, and has since received type certification from 14 countries with orders being received in 42 countries.

Improved Aerodynamics, Upgraded Powerplants In The 800XPR

Hawker Beechcraft Services (HBS) Monday took the wraps off the aftermarket Hawker 800XPR package, an upgrade for the Hawker 800XP.

Companies Will Focus On HBC's Turbine-Powered Aircraft

Hawker Beechcraft Corporation (HBC) unveiled a partnership with ExecuJet of Zürich, Switzerland, at EBACE in Geneva on Monday. The companies have gotten together to provide delivery and the initial phase of operation support for international customers of HBC's line of turbine powered aircraft.

AR3202 and AR3209 VHF/Com Units Approved For Certain Bell, Sikorsky Helos

Transport Canada has granted an STC (#SH09-57) to Maxcraft Avionics Ltd near Vancouver BC, for installation of the Becker Avionics AR3202 and AR3209 VHF COM Transceivers into Bell 204B, 205A, 205A-1, 205B, 212, 214B, 214ST, 412, 412CF, 412EP, and Sikorsky S-61L/N, S-76A/C helicopters.

Concorde Battery’s Skip Koss Discusses System Safety

As a battery and electrical systems expert, Skip Koss has seen it all when it comes to the power that keeps today’s aircraft in the sky. Recently, however, Koss has grown concerned over the increase in aircraft that apparently consume power even when all systems appear to be off. These “parasitic loads” can be considerable, draining the battery to the extent of even permanent damage. Koss joins Aero-TV in the last of his safety tips to explain how general aviation pilots can address this potentially dangerous problem.

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FAA Proposes $297,000 Civil Penalty Against Air Mods

Charge That The Company Was Out Of Compliance With FARs

The FAA has proposed a $297,000 civil penalty against Air Mods and Repair Corporation of Wilmington, DE, for allegedly operating two general aviation aircraft when they were not in compliance with FARs.

Cessna Sees Signs Of Recovery In The European Business Jet Market

CEO Pelton Says EU Will Be Cessna's Largest Non-U.S. Market For "Some Time"

Speaking at the European Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition (EBACE) in Geneva, Switzerland, Jack J. Pelton, chairman, president and CEO of Cessna, said the business jet industry is showing signs of returning to life in Europe.

Stall Testing And Other Program Activities Proceeding "Well"

Gulfstream said Monday at EBACE that the wing, empennage and engines have been installed on the third Gulfstream G250 test aircraft, and testing of the aircraft's systems is under way. Known as serial number (S/N) 2003, the aircraft will be used to test systems functionality and reliability.

Completion Underway On First Customer Aircraft

Dassault's Falcon 900LX has entered the last phases of the flight test and certification program while completions on the first two customer aircraft have begun. Final certification is anticipated during the third quarter of 2010 with deliveries starting quickly after that happens.