All General aviation articles – Page 321
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Student pilot dies trying to follow ATC instructions
Sixteen-year old Southampton victim of fatal Cessna 150 crash thought to be UK's youngest pilot fatality
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US Congress stalls on FAA funding structure, user fees
The way in which the US Federal Aviation Administration and its next-generation air traffic management modernisation project...
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PICTURES: Quest Kodiak gets US approval
Quest Aircraft has received US certification for its Kodiak single-engine turboprop and has earmarked first...
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Cirrus SR22 fractional upgrades to G3 Turbo
FRACTIONAL OWNERSHIP PlaneSmart to upgrade SR22s US general aviation fractional-ownership operator PlaneSmart...
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Air taxi firm struggles in winter weather forcing it to shed aircraft
Point2Point Airways , an air taxi start-up based in Bismark, North Dakota, has returned or liquidated its fleet of three...
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With legal and grassroots challenges still nagging, Boeing has revived marketing efforts eight months after officially winning the $11 billion programme...
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UK Home Office plans national police UAV fleet
The UK Home Office is exploring development of a national unmanned air vehicle fleet to support police and emergency...
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Is aerospace losing shine?
investment helen massy-beresford london Is aerospace losing shine? Investment interest experienced by sector for some time may be starting to...
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Russia achieves low-energy ignition of pulse-detonation engine
Russia has demonstrated a pulse-detonation engine (PDE) with low-energy ignition and a specific impulse of 800s in static conditions, about half that of...
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European pilot licence fails to improve general aviation pilot safety
General aviation pilot safety standards have not improved since the European Joint Aviation Authorities introduced more stringent pilot licence revalidation...
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FAA to study low-cost envelope protection
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is launching a new general aviation research project aimed at reducing reduce...
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How to solve the pilot shortage
Working Week talks to Michael Fedele, vice-president pilot provisioning at CAE, about the global demand for qualified commercial airline pilots and what the Canadian simulation technology provider is doing to address it
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PICTURES: A-Viator set for year-end delivery
Italian general aviation company Vulcanair is assembling the first A-Viator twin engine turboprop and has earmarked...
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Linear Air brings home first Eclipse 500
Air-taxi operator Linear Air expects its first Eclipse 500 very...
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The factors behind the Armavia crash
France's BEA says "the dysfunctions noted in the crew's performance are too significant for them to be merely circumstantialIt would be desirable to widen...
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Business briefs 17 July 2007
business briefs AERCAP LAUNCHES SECONDARY SHARE OFFERING FINANCING Dutch lessor AerCap is planning...
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Cessna Light Sport Aircraft gets go-ahead
Cessna has given the green light to launch its eagerly awaited light sport...