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Safran and Honeywell complete electric green taxiing system testing

Honeywell and Safran have completed a new test campaign for their electric green taxiing system on a TUIfly Boeing Next Generation 737-800 aircraft in Montpellier, France. This test campaign marks another key milestone in the development of the electric green taxiing system. These tests evaluate runway conditions and calculate the necessary loads for moving a

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Pentagon 2000SQL selected as supply chain software for US Air Force PROS IV program

Pentagon 2000 Software, a leading provider of software solutions for the Aerospace & Defense industry, reported that S&K Aerospace, Parts and Repair Technical Services, and General Dynamics Information Technology, the winners of the US Air Force PROS IV (Parts and Repair Ordering System) program, selected Pentagon 2000SQL to run supply chain and materials managements functions

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Corporate Flight Management selects Component Control to manage business aviation MRO

Component Control released that Corporate Flight Management (CFM), a global aviation resource firm providing charter, aircraft management, maintenance, ground support, aircraft investment, aircraft sales and pilot training, has selected Quantum Control to run its maintenance and repair operations. CFM’s growing business comprises over 35 aircraft and repair facilities at multiple locations serving both the private

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SAS selects OAA as primary training supplier up until 2017

Oxford Aviation Academy (OAA) announced a new 5-year training services and support agreement with international carrier Scandinavian Airlines (SAS). This dedicated training solution provides world-class flight crew and cabin crew training facilities at OAA’s Scandinavian Training Centres and has been specifically tailored to meet the airline’s expanding training requirements up until 2017. OAA will be

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Airbus corporate jets gain approval for Part 135 operations

Airbus’ ACJ318 and ACJ319 have gained EASA, FAA and GACA eligibility for Part 135 operations, while a variant of its ACJ319 has also gained CAAC eligibility, making it easier for operators to seek and obtain approval to carry fare-paying charter passengers. Operators previously had to undergo a more demanding approval process, such as Part 121,

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Aircell announces SwiftBroadband certification aboard Falcons in Europe

Aircell, a leading provider of in-flight connectivity for business aviation, announced that Jet Aviation AG Basel, a member of the company’s global dealer network, has received a new Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) for the AVIATOR 200 system aboard the Falcon 2000LX. The AVIATOR 200 enables near-global email, light

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Boeing completes acquisition of Inmedius

Boeing has completed the acquisition of Inmedius, a provider of software applications and services for managing and sharing information and learning content. Terms of the transaction, announced on April 26, were not disclosed. Inmedius will be integrated into Continental DataGraphics (CDG), a subsidiary of Boeing Commercial Aviation Services. Inmedius President and CEO Gary L. Schaffer

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