Aviation News

On the Fly …

Planning to fly to Oshkosh this summer? You can place your order now for the FAA Notam and a copy will be mailed to you when it comes out next month… The Lindbergh Foundation is auctioning off rides in EAA’s Spirit of St. Louis replica, bidding is via e-mail… ABC says the FAA is checking […]

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On the Fly …

President Barack Obama has extended the FAA’s current budget for another six months, giving Congress more time to work out a new funding plan, AOPA said on Tuesday… An FAA Airworthiness Directive affecting some Piper Malibu airplanes restricts their use to VFR only until certain current limiters are checked… Some flight schools have been cut […]

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Swan New GM

Chris Swan is the new vice president and general manager of StandardAero’s component services division in Cincinnati. Swan was previously with GE Aviation.

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Dee Promoted at Air Canada

Duncan Dee Duncan Dee has been named chief operating officer of Air Canada, replacing Bill Bredt, who retired after 36 years with the company. Dee was formerly in charge of Air Canada’s airport operations.

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Rovinescu New Air Canada CEO

Calin Rovinescu Calin Rovinescu was named Air Canada’s CEO, replacing Montie Brewer, who resigned. Rovinescu specializes in company rescues, and Air Canada is facing financial challenges.

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On the Fly …

Another new company is trying to rise from the ashes of Eclipse Aviation, as Eclipse 500 Services aims to provide maintenance support to the orphaned fleet. The company is staffed by former Eclipse Aviation mechanics and engineers… A pilot in Italy has been convicted of manslaughter in connection with a 2005 accident when he prayed […]

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Bentley Gets New Post at Cirrus

Ian Bentley Ian Bentley, who’s been at Cirrus Aircraft since 1997, has been named Vice President and Managing Director of International Sales. Bentley has held various senior roles at Cirrus and been involved in many of its key development initiatives, including the Perspective avionics suite and flight into known icing capability.

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On the Fly …

Aviation radio problems that have persisted in the Bahamas since a 2006 hurricane are finally solved, AOPA said this week… TCM has expanded its recall of certain piston cylinders to include an additional 300 cylinders manufactured since August 2006, go to TCMlink.com for info… Canada is celebrating its Centennial of Flight all this year; click […]

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