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September 05, 2014

Aero-News Alert: TBM Down In Jamaica

Pilot Had Been Unresponsive, Plane Overflew Cuba

A TBM-900 with the N number N900KN (shown, during our Aero-TV interviews at Lakeland in April, 2014) went down on the island of Jamaica this afternoon after overflying Cuba. NORAD F-15 fighters tracked the plane, and were unable to raise the pilot or anyone else on board.

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Airborne 09.05.14: Cool City TSO, EASA Likes GA, CAF AIRSHO 2014

Also: Challenger 350 EASA Cert, Barnstorming: FAA's Hangar Use Insanity, Tuskegee Airman Flies Again, Aeros' Airship, DOT v Norwegian

Cool City Avionics, has announce that it has received FAA Technical Standard Order Authorization for its new family of helicopter autopilots. The TSO includes the HAP-100 2-axis autopilot, the HFC-100 2-axis autopilot with stability control and augmentation systems, known as SCAS, the HAP-150 3-axis autopilot, the HFC-150 3-axis autopilot with SCAS, and the HFC and HAP-150 LE models. The European Aviation Safety Agency’s Annual Safety Conference, to be held in Rome starting on October 15, is likely to be one of the

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Airborne 09.05.14: Cool City TSO, EASA Likes GA, CAF AIRSHO 2014

Also: Challenger 350 EASA Cert, Barnstorming: FAA's Hangar Use Insanity, Tuskegee Airman Flies Again, Aeros' Airship, DOT V Norwegian 

 

Cool City Avionics, has announce that it has received FAA Technical Standard Order Authorization for its new family of helicopter autopilots. The TSO includes the HAP-100 2-axis autopilot, the HFC-100 2-axis autopilot with stability control and augmentation systems, known as SCAS, the HAP-150 3-axis autopilot, the HFC-150 3-axis autopilot with SCAS, and the HFC and HAP-150 LE models. The European Aviation Safety Agency’s Annual Safety Conference, to be held in Rome starting on October 15, is likely to be one of the most important ever for general aviation in Europe, according to IAOPA Europe, which plans a stro

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FAA Certifies Citation CJ3+

Approval Comes Less Than Six Months After Model Was Introduced

The FAA has certified Cessna's new Citation CJ3+ less than six months after the company introduced the new model in March. The Citation airplane is certified for single pilot operation, featuring a number of new systems designed to reduce pilot workload.

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Tuskegee Airman To Be Honored At CAF SoCal Wing

Retired Pilot, Now 93, To Fly Again In A P-51

A “Wish of a Lifetime” will be delivered during a special visit honoring one of the last remaining Tuskegee Airmen of WWII at the Commemorative Air Force Southern California Wing Air Museum based at Camarillo Airport, Saturday Sept. 6, from 10am to 2pm.

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SWAPA Applauds DOT Decision On Norwegian Air International

Union Has Opposed The Application Since Early In The Process

The Southwest Airlines Pilots' Association (SWAPA) issued a statement Wednesday commending the United States Department of Transportation (DOT) for denying Norwegian Air International (NAI) a temporary foreign air carrier operating authorization.

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Dr. Don Marinelli Confirmed For Redbird Migration

Will Address The Role Of Gaming Technology In Experimental Flight Training

One of the more memorable speakers on stage last year at the Redbird Migration has confirmed his participation for the 2014 edition set for October 28-29.

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First North American 787-9 Dreamliner Delivered To United

will Become First U.S. Carrier To Operate Both Variants Of The Airplane

United Airlines has taken delivery of its first 787-9 Dreamliner. United will become the first airline in North America to operate both the 787-8 and 787-9 variants of the Dreamliner family when the airline launches 787-9 service later this month.

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NextGen Institute Sets Annual Meeting Date

Theme For The Gathering Is 'Achieving Gains, Building The Future'

The NextGen Institute has announced dates for its next annual meeting, which is designed to provide an engaging opportunity to hear from key government officials and industry leaders regarding NextGen’s progress to date and remaining challenges.

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Virgin Atlantic Cancels Tokyo, Mumbai Routes

Says Plan Will Strengthen Its Network, Grow Profitability

Virgin Atlantic has announced plans to cut two long-haul routes as part of an overall restructuring effort, while adding routes it feels will help the airline grow to record levels of sustained profitability by 2018.

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Small UAV Market To Thrive Beyond 2014

New Study Shows Segment Will Reach $1.33 Billion This Year

In a 553 page forecast report, ASDReports projects that global sales in the small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) market sector will reach $1.33 billion in 2014 with strong potential for growth. These findings come at a pivotal time for the industry as technological improvements are unlocking its full potential, with the small UAV market on the cusp of significant growth.

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AHS Announces Student Design Competition RFP

Focus Is On The Design Of A Small, Distributed Logistics, Delivery Vehicle

AHS International has opened the Request for Proposals for the 32nd Annual AHS International Student Design Competition, sponsored by The Boeing Company.

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Next Ariane 5 Mission Enters Payload Integration Phase

Heavy-Lift Mission Scheduled For Launch Next Week

Payload integration is underway for Arianespace’s upcoming heavy-lift Ariane 5 mission, which is scheduled for next week from French Guiana with two commercial telecommunications satellites: MEASAT-3b and Optus 10.

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FAA Certifies Genesys Aerosystems HeliSAS For EC130 T2 Helicopters

Expands Growing Range Of Certifications For Eurocopter, Bell and Robinson Helos

The FAA has granted Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) approval to Genesis Aerosystems for the installation of its Helicopter Stability Augmentation System and Autopilot in Eurocopter EC130 T2 helicopters. The latest STC is the result of the company’s active and ongoing expansion of certifications for the HeliSAS system.

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Pro Line Fusion Upgrade Expanded To King Air 350

Collaborating With Landmark Aviation For STC

Rockwell Collins has expanded its Pro Line Fusion avionics upgrade to include Pro Line II-equipped King Air 350 aircraft. The retrofit solution delivers next-generation, eyes-forward touchscreen capabilities on the largest primary flight displays and the highest resolution synthetic vision available for King Air 350 aircraft.

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First Royal Air Force A400M Makes Its Maiden Flight

UK Has 22 Of The Aircraft On Order, First Delivery Expected By The End Of The Month

The first Airbus A400M new generation airlifter ordered by the Royal Air Force has made its maiden flight, marking a key milestone towards its delivery. The aircraft, known as MSN15, took off from Seville, Spain, at 14:25 local time (GMT+1) on August 30 and landed back on site 5 hours and 5 minutes later.

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Aero-TV: DC PRO-X Bluetooth Headset -- Very Lightweight/Comfortable Noise Attenuation

An Iconic Name In The Aero-Headset Biz Demonstrates How They Earned That Status

While at the NBAA Conference 2013, ANN CEO and Editor-In-Chief, Jim Campbell stopped by the David Clark display to find out about their new Pro-X headsets. In this video, Jim talks with Dennis Buzzell, the Aviation Market Manager for the David Clark Company.

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Aero-TV: DC PRO-X Bluetooth Headset-Very Lightweight/Comfy Noise Attenuation

An Iconic Name In The Aero-Headset Biz Demonstrates How They Earned That Status

While at the NBAA Conference 2013, ANN CEO and Editor-In-Chief, Jim Campbell stopped by the David Clark display to find out about their new Pro-X headsets. In this video, Jim talks with Dennis Buzzell, the Aviation Market Manager for the David Clark Company. The David Clark Company is known for its headsets around the world. Their DC trademark is easily recognized whether the headsets are being worn by a pilot or a football coach. According to Buzzell, the new Pro-X headset was based on customer demand for a noise canceling system that was lighter and more comfortable.

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Rep. Smith: Administration Requests Causing Space Exploration Delays

House Science Committee Chair Questions New Timeline For First SLS Launch

Science, Space, and Technology Committee Chairman Lamar Smith (R-TX) and Space Subcommittee Chairman Steven Palazzo (R-MS), recently sent a letter to NASA Administrator Charles F. Bolden, Jr. about reported delays to NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) and Orion crew vehicle.

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Garmin GRS 77/77H AHRS Subject Of FAA SAFO

Some Units Have Experienced Temporary Loss Of Heading And Attitude Display

The FAA has issued a Safety Alert for Operators (SAFO) alerting owners, operators, repair stations, and mechanics to the temporary loss of displayed heading and attitude in aircraft equipped with the Garmin GRS 77/77H AHRS (Attitude Heading Reference System).

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EASA Announces New Organization For Industry Engagement

Goal Is Preparing The Agency For Future Challenges

EASA has introduced a new organization which aims at preparing the Agency for the challenges of the coming years.

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AeroSports Update: P85 Kit Plane Receives V8 Power

If Your Heart Says P-51 But Your Checkbook Says No, Take A Look At The V8 Powered P85 Kit Airplane

The P85 is a derivation of Altitude Group’s Radial Rocket airframe, with changes to accommodate a V8 firewall forward powerplant package utilizing the proven, high performance LS series of V8 engines. It appears this engine and airframe combination is designed to get your Walter Mitty juices flowing.

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Klyde Morris 09.05.14

You Seem To Be Skeptical About Someone's Priorities, Klyde

FMI: www.klydemorris.com

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GAMA Welcomes European Parliament’s Transport Committee Defense Of EASA

Voted To Oppose Resource Cuts To The Agency That Would Impact Ability To Certify New Products

Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) in the Transport & Tourism Committee sent a strong message in support of aviation safety and continued innovation. The Parliament’s Committee voted Wednesday to oppose damaging resource cuts to the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), which could impact its ability to certify new aviation products.

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Boeing Forecasts China Will Lead Asia Pacific Region In New Airplane Deliveries

Twenty-Year Current Market Outlook Projects Demand For 6,020 New Airplanes Valued At $870 Billion

In its annual China Current Market Outlook (CMO) released Thursday in Beijing, Boeing forecasts a demand in the country for 6,020 new airplanes over the next 20 years, valued at $870 billion. The CMO shows Chinese carriers will take delivery of nearly 45 percent of the total demand for airplanes in the Asia Pacific region during the forecast period.

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Aero-News: Quote Of The Day (09.05.14)

“I was alarmed to learn that the timeline for the Space Launch System (SLS) and Orion crew vehicle programs has shifted." Source: Letter from House Science Committee Chair Lamar Smith (R-TX) to NASA Administrator Charles Bolden.

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ANN's Daily Aero-Term (09.05.14): Yaw Damper

A servo that moves the rudder in response to inputs from a gyroscope or accelerometer that detects yaw rate. The yaw damper minimizes yaw caused by turbulence.

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ANN's Daily Aero-Linx (09.05.14)

RC Airplane Clubs

RC airplane clubs are very common these days and joining one is simply the best way of learning all about radio control flying. The owners of this site hope the RC Airplane World club directory can help you locate a club near to where you live.

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