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March 19, 2022

Airborne 03.11.22: uAvionix Sold, Sport Air Racing League, Phillips 66 Aerostars

Also: JetBlue Gateways App's, Spaceport Camden, LAANC Applications, CAE Ends Russian Services

uAvionix has announced its impending acquisition by DC Capital Partners. The company will join the rest of the DC Partners portfolio, which will "propel uAvionix forward with the means to impact the broader aerospace and defense markets." The private equity investment firm retains more than $1 billion in total investments, with more than 60 acquisitions under its belt. That experience has allowed them to develop a strategic, systematic approach to shore up the efficiency of those companies that join the fold. DC Partners maintains that the inclusion of their s

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Airborne 03.11.22: uAvionix Sold, Sport Air Racing League, Phillips 66 Aerostars

Also: JetBlue Gateways App's, Spaceport Camden, LAANC Applications, CAE Ends Russian Services

uAvionix has announced its impending acquisition by DC Capital Partners. The company will join the rest of the DC Partners portfolio, which will "propel uAvionix forward with the means to impact the broader aerospace and defense markets." The private equity investment firm retains more than $1 billion in total investments, with more than 60 acquisitions under its belt. That experience has allowed them to develop a strategic, systematic approach to shore up the efficiency of those companies that join the fold. DC Partners maintains that the inclusion of their s

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Airborne-Flight Training 03.10.22: Enstrom Returns, EAA WomenVenture, Piedmont

Also: EAA-FAA Summit, Lilium-Netjets, Ok's Museum of Women Pilots, CommutAir Pilots

he recently defunct Enstrom Helicopter Corporation may soon rise from the dead, following the purchase of its remains by MidTex Aviation. Enstrom declared bankruptcy in January citing severe financial difficulties, allowing its assets to be sold off by a Michigan court. MidTex was able to purchase nearly everything from the company, including pre-owned aircraft, tooling, materials, drawings, intellectual property, and factory equipment. MidTex says they will reopen the factory for operation through a new subsidiary entity named Enstrom Aerospace. EAA WomenVenture has ann

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ANN's Daily Aero-Linx (03.19.22)

Aero Linx: The People’s Mosquito The People’s Mosquito has a simple vision: to not only return a de Havilland DH.98 Mosquito FB.VI to the skies above Britain, but, for the first time in more than 75 years, build this iconic aircraft in the UK. As a not-for-profit restoration project and registered charity, our aim is to inform and educate the public and future generations on the Mosquito and its place in history.

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ANN's Daily Aero-Term (03.19.22): Military Authority Assumes Responsibility...

Military Authority Assumes Responsibility For Separation Of Aircraft (MARSA) A condition whereby the military services involved assume responsibility for separation between participating military aircraft in the ATC system. It is used only for required IFR operations which are specified in letters of agreement or other appropriate FAA or military documents.

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Aero-News: Quote of the Day (03.19.22)

"We are pleased to see stronger sales, particularly with the R66, which has clearly proven itself as a market leader. Although overall production for 2021 was better than 2020, we fell short of our target. Our number one focus for 2022 is to put the pandemic behind us and to increase aircraft production and deliveries. I'm targeting 300-350 [helicopters sold] for 2022 but we'll see how it goes, as we are still dealing with residual effects from COVID..." Source: Robinson Helicopter's Kurt Robinson -- who sees a strong year ahead, despite the bumps in the road so far.

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