sábado, 21 de marzo de 2015

All Nippon Airways versus Japan’s high-speed rail: game on [feedly]

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All Nippon Airways versus Japan's high-speed rail: game on
// Runway Girl

Facing strong competition on the ground from the high-speed Shinkansen railway network All Nippon Airways (ANA) says it plans to work towards making air travel more attractive by easing some of aviation's traditional restrictions, like wait time at the airport before departure.

Watch a robot automate inspection procedures for engine components [feedly]

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Watch a robot automate inspection procedures for engine components
// Aviation Week

Lufthansa Technik is developing an AutoInspect robot to automate inspection procedures for engine components at its headquarters in Hamburg, Germany

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No FAA Approval Leaves U.S. SSJ100 Suppliers Struggling With MRO Support [feedly]

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No FAA Approval Leaves U.S. SSJ100 Suppliers Struggling With MRO Support
// Aviation Week

Most work on SSJ100s can't be done at U.S.-based repair stations

Regulators on both sides of the Atlantic are aware of the issue, but caution that solving it may not be easy.

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Europe Proposes ‘Proportionate’ Regulation For Civil UAS [feedly]

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Europe Proposes 'Proportionate' Regulation For Civil UAS
// Aviation Week

 

Europe's aviation regulator has proposed a framework for unmanned-aircraft operations with three categories based on risk, the lowest of which would not involve any oversight by aviation authorities. 

The European Aviation Safety Agency's (EASA) "Concept of Operations for Drones" says unmanned aircraft "should be regulated in a manner proportionate to the risk of the specific operation."

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Sky-Futures USA earns UAV exemption for oil, gas inspection - UAS Magazine [feedly]

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Sky-Futures USA earns UAV exemption for oil, gas inspection - UAS Magazine
// uav: Google Noticias

UAS Magazine

Sky-Futures USA earns UAV exemption for oil, gas inspection
UAS Magazine
Sky-Futures USA, an unmanned aircraft vehicle inspection service, has received a U.S. Federal Aviation Administration exemption to use Ascending Technology's Falcon 8 drone for inspection services in the oil and gas industry. "Now Sky-Futures USA can ...

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NASA Conducts Successful Test Flights For Mars Landing Technology [feedly]

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NASA Conducts Successful Test Flights For Mars Landing Technology
// Revista de prensa aeronáutica: Feed de feeds de Revistas Aeronáuticas | recopiladas por www.noticias-aero.info

ADAPT System Flown On Masten Xombie Platform It's tricky to get a spacecraft to land exactly where you want. That's why the area where the Mars rover Curiosity team had targeted to land was an ellipse that may seem large, measuring 12 miles by 4 miles.
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Dr. Fang Liu Becomes First Woman Appointed Secretary General Of ICAO [feedly]

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Dr. Fang Liu Becomes First Woman Appointed Secretary General Of ICAO
// Revista de prensa aeronáutica: Feed de feeds de Revistas Aeronáuticas | recopiladas por www.noticias-aero.info

Succeeds Raymond Benjamin, Who Held The Position For Two Consecutive Terms The Council of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has appointed Dr. Fang Liu of China as the new Secretary General of the Organization for a three-year term, beginning August 1st, 2015.
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Brazilian tanker deal with IAI nears take off [feedly]

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Brazilian tanker deal with IAI nears take off
// Latest news

​After long delays, the Brazilian government has allocated the required budget for the purchase of three converted Boeing 767-300s that will serve as aerial tankers. The conversions will be performed by Israel Aerospace Industries.
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KC-46 tanker likely will miss planned April first flight [feedly]

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KC-46 tanker likely will miss planned April first flight
// Aircraft news

The Boeing KC-46A configured as an aerial refueling tanker will likely miss its planned April first flight because of issues with integration of military-specific components and systems, service officials have said.
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​PICTURE: AVIC builds forward fuselage of first AG600 amphibian [feedly]

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​PICTURE: AVIC builds forward fuselage of first AG600 amphibian
// Aircraft news

AVIC has completed the forward fuselage for the first prototype of the AG600 amphibian aircraft at its (X factory), and expects the type's maiden flight in early 2016.
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