Reposted from arsa.orgPublished April 12, 2022 Some U.S. ARSA members with EASA approval have received pushback from FAA inspectors about the use of the E100 form to document new parts for installation under the U.S.-EU bilateral. ARSA created the E100 form in 2016 to face the Maintenance Annex Guidance (MAG) requirements that Read more »
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Reposted from NBC San DiegoPublished January 11, 2022 • Updated on January 11, 2022 at 5:19 pm A little over two weeks after a fiery crash that killed four people in East County, the National Transportation Safety Board has released the results of its preliminary investigation. There seemed to be no bombshells contained within the Read more »
Read More >Reposted from ReutersJuly 2, 2021David Shepardson Ankit Ajmera A decades-old Boeing Co (BA.N) 737-200 cargo airplane with two people on board made an emergency nighttime landing in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Honolulu, Hawaii, early on Friday, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said. The FAA said both crew members were Read more »
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When it comes to overhauling engine and APU fire bottles, you may have noticed that the cost of replacing and reclaiming halon has risen steadily. At CGS, we must charge about twice as much for halon as we did just a few years ago. Large halon supplies are becoming scarce Read more »
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The NBAA YoPro Council developed the Top 40 Under 40 program to shed light on young professionals who are making their mark in the Business Aviation industry. Help us recognize Compressed Gas Systems CEO, Brian Tyminski, for the Business Management category! Brian Tyminski started Compressed Gas Systems 7 years ago Read more »
Read More >A fire broke out on a Southwest Airlines flight heading for San Jose, forcing passengers to evacuate. The fire was detected shortly after the plane had pushed back from the gate at John Wayne Airport. Crew members decided to evacuate the 139 passengers on board using the aircraft’s emergency slides. Read more »
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A fire broke out on a Southwest Airlines flight heading for San Jose, forcing passengers to evacuate. The fire was detected shortly after the plane had pushed back from the gate at John Wayne Airport. Crew members decided to evacuate the 139 passengers on board using the aircraft’s emergency slides. Read more »
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Officials say the pilot of a small Texas-bound aircraft that diverted from its original path Wednesday and headed into the Gulf of Mexico may have suffered from a lack of oxygen. The pilot was identified Thursday as 55-year-old Bill Kinsinger of Edmond, Okla., an anesthesiologist who volunteered to fly rescued animals. The Read more »
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