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August 26, 2019

U.S. University Agriculture Departments To Receive Donated Drones

AeroVironment Donates 87 Quantix Drones AV DSS Ecosystems To Advance Drones In Farming

AeroVironment has announced its 2019 Quantix and AV DSS University Collaboration Project. The project’s focus is to advance academic research, applications and crop production practices to improve the future of farming through the use of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) and advanced data analytics.

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Airbus Delivers H145 Helicopters To New Zealand EMS

First Of The Type To Be Delivered In EMS Configuration In The NZ Market

Airbus has delivered two H145 helicopters to the New Zealand Helicopter Emergency Medical Services at a ceremony at the GCH Aviation Group headquarters.

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Swedish Air Ambulance Organization Acquires Six Pilatus PC-24s

Will Enter Service Across Sweden In 2021

After a long period of intensive and very professionally conducted negotiations, the “Kommunalförbundet Svenskt Ambulansflyg” (KSA) has opted for six Pilatus PC-24s in a fully equipped air ambulance configuration. These PC-24s will provide aeromedical care across Sweden from 2021.

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Photographer May Be The Cause Of 2017 Accident In Australia

It Is Believed That A Passenger May Have Accidentally Knocked The Pilot Unconscious

An accident involving a de Havilland Canada DHC-2 Beaver which went down on New Year's Eve in 2017 in Australia may have been caused when one of the passengers accidentally knocked the pilot unconscious.

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FAA: Drones And Weapons, A Dangerous Mix

Operating A Weaponized Drone Violates Federal Law

The FAA is warning the general public that it is illegal to operate a drone with a dangerous weapon attached.

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Foley: Business Jet Sales Lack Recession Safety Net

Says No World Region Today That Could Sustain Current Business Jet Delivery Levels Should Markets Again Decline

Just like the economy, worldwide business jet deliveries have their cyclical ups and downs. The last downturn following the 2008 financial crisis was a doozy, with annual shipments plummeting from 1,300 to under 700. While this was a breathtaking drop by any measure, it could have arguably been much worse, which begs the question of what could be in store in the next downturn. Predictions on that later.

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Bristow Group Files Amended Plan Of Reorganization, Disclosure Statement

Still Plans To Emerge From Bankruptcy In The Fourth Quarter Of This Year

Bristow Group has announced an update on the Company's Chapter 11 court proceedings, and continued progress on its plan to emerge from Chapter 11 in the fourth quarter of 2019.

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NBAA Congratulates Association Directors Named To New Safety Advisory Committee

The SOCAC Will Provide Guidance On Pressing Aviation Safety Issues

NBAA president and CEO Ed Bolen has congratulated the appointment of two association directors to the Department of Transportation’s (DOT’s) newly created Safety Oversight and Certification Advisory Committee (SOCAC).

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