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February 10, 2015

Sierra Nevada Corporation Expands Into Global Aircraft Markets

Makes Investments In UK And Germany, Acquires 328 Support Services GmbH

Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) has completed acquisition of a UK- and Germany-based aircraft company, 328 Support Services GmbH (328), owner of the type certificate and intellectual property (IP) rights for design, manufacturing, maintenance and certification of the 200 existing Dornier 328 (D328) prop and jet aircraft.

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Embry-Riddle Worldwide Expands Reach To Morocco

Inks Deal With Mohammed VI International Academy Of Civil Aviation (AIAC)

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Worldwide has expanded its educational offerings in Africa, thanks to a new relationship with the Mohammed VI International Academy of Civil Aviation (AIAC) in Casablanca, Morocco.

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Australian Pilot Arrested After Performing Touch-And-Go On Uluru

Left Tire Marks On The Monolith Formerly Called 'Ayers Rock'

The pilot of a Piper Saratoga was arrested on the tarmac at the Alice Springs airport in Australia after he allegedly performed a touch-and-go on top of Uluru, the monolith near the center of Australia formerly known as Ayers Rock.

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Heavy Snow In Maine Affects Airport Instrument Landing Systems

Aviation Official Says Most Are Back In Operation For Now

A winter of heavy snow has caused problems for most instrument landing systems in Maine, according to the FAA.

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Washington State Legislator Proposes Airport Improvement Funding

Bill Would Funnel Aircraft Excise Taxes To Local Airports

A state legislator in Washington State has proposed legislation that would require all aircraft excise tax revenue to be deposited in the aeronautics account to be solely dedicated to fund the operation and administrative expenses of the department of transportation aviation airport aid grant program.

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FAA Publishes ADS-B Out Technical Correction

Adds Equipage Requirements For Operations In Class A, B, And C Airspace

The FAA on Monday published a correction to the ADS-B Out final rule published on May 28, 2010. In that rule, the FAA amended its regulations by adding equipage requirements and performance standards for ADS-B Out avionics on aircraft operating in Classes A, B and C airspace, as well as other specified classes of airspace within the U.S. national airspace system.

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FAA Urged To Continue Fact-Based Approach In Addressing Aviation Noise

Letter To Administrator Huerta Points Out A 95 Percent Drop In Number Of People Adversely Affected

Eight aviation groups have sent a letter to FAA administrator Michael Huerta urging the agency to continue its fact- and science-based approach in addressing aircraft noise issues. In the letter, the groups also applauded the FAA for resisting calls to impose noise restrictions that are not based on sound research or existing protocols.

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