MAINtag, leading provider of aerospace flyable RFID chips and tags, is providing EAM Worldwide and its EAM RFID Solutions division with FLYtag fiber dual RFID tags for life vests. EAM’s first delivery of life vests with dual-memory tags is for Airbus A320 aircraft owned by European airline easyJet. Airbus announced in 2012 that they will […]
Universal Asset Management, a global leader in aviation asset management, aircraft disassembly and commercial aviation aftermarket component sales, announced that UAM Holdings, a corporation wholly owned and operated by Keri Wright, has acquired 100% of Universal Asset Management and its wholly owned subsidiary, Universal Air Repair. The transaction will enable Universal Asset Management to build
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General Dynamics C4 Systems received the first production order from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for new software-defined, Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) CM-300/350 UHF and VHF air traffic control (ATC) radios, related accessories and training materials. The $25m order will begin a new chapter in ground-to-air communications as the next-generation radios deliver crisp, clear
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Premier Aviation Overhaul Center and Cape Air announced the signing of a three-year agreement for the painting of Cape Air’s large fleet of Cessna 402C passenger aircraft. The work will be performed in Premier`s purpose-built paint facility in Rome New York and follows successful visits to the facility over the past 2 years, having met
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Turbine Controls Inc has received its Approved Organization Exposition certificate from the Japan Civil Aviation Bureau (JCAB). This approval has been received following the onsite audit by JCAB and allows TCI to provide extended repair services to Japanese airlines. “This approval will allow TCI to improve our support and provide significant cost savings to our
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Garuda Boeing Indonesia introduced “Inflight Connectivity” service on a commercial basis on board all the 777-300ER flights the airline operates, starting on October 2nd, 2013. From now on, Garuda Indonesia passengers in the First Class, Executive Class and even Economy Class will be able to access the internet through WiFi throughout the flight.
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Airbus is set to develop its presence in Malaysia with the expansion of its joint venture maintenance unit Sepang Aircraft Engineering (SAE) and the establishment of a new Airbus Customer Services Centre. The developments are the first in a series of projects that will see the manufacturer increase its footprint in the fast-growing South East
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Novulo has signed a multiyear agreement with KLM Engineering & Maintenance for delivery of web-based software for the planning of KLM’s aircraft maintenance. The Novulo platform will be gradually introduced in all KLM hangars at Schiphol. With the deployment of the Novulo software KLM aims to integrate and optimize the planning of its aircraft maintenance.
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Acro Aircraft Seating reported that it recently received FAA Technical Standard Order (TSO) Letter of Design Approval (LODA) award for its seat products. The FAA issues a letter of TSO design approval only for products that meet a minimum performance standard. This formal approval enables Acro to export and install its products on ‘N’ registered
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Mxi Technologies, a leader in aviation maintenance management software, released that Link Airs, a start-up low-cost regional carrier based in Japan, has selected Maintenix software to provide comprehensive fleet maintenance management. As a start-up with plans to begin operations in early 2014, Link Airs wanted an MRO system that could provide the functional scope and
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