jueves, 5 de febrero de 2015

Boeing Receives Contract to Modernize B-52 with Digital Communications [feedly]

Boeing Receives Contract to Modernize B-52 with Digital Communications
http://boeing.mediaroom.com/2015-02-04-Boeing-Receives-Contract-to-Modernize-B-52-with-Digital-Communications

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Study confirms viability of Sierra Nevada’s Dream Chaser for use in space missions [feedly]

Study confirms viability of Sierra Nevada's Dream Chaser for use in space missions
http://www.aerospace-technology.com/news/newsviability-sierra-nevada-dream-chaser-4504083

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Northrop's ad campaign takes flight - The Virginian-Pilot [feedly]

Navy delays fielding UCLASS to 2023 [feedly]

Airbus appoints new Programme leaders, assigns new responsibilities [feedly]

Avianca commits to 100 A320neo aircraft [feedly]

Alibaba trials drone delivery service in China [feedly]

Alibaba trials drone delivery service in China
http://www.gizmag.com/alibaba-drone-delivery/35934/

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Micro-flyer drone could help a robot to fight fires on ships [feedly]

Micro-flyer drone could help a robot to fight fires on ships
http://www.gizmag.com/saffir-micro-flyer-drone/35953/

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Russian Air Force Begins Sukhoi T-50 Fighter Jet Trials

https://www.defencetalk.com/russian-air-force-begins-sukhoi-t-50-fighter-jet-trials-62607/

The PAK FA will be subjected to qualification testing directly in the service of the armed forces. Currently, all T-50 prototypes are being tested in special flight centers. Mass delivery of the aircraft to the armed forces is expected in 2016.

The T-50 differs from the 4 and 4++ generation of jet fighters, with the presence of modern radar stations (RLS), which can detect "stealth" technology aircraft. In addition, there is the Himalaya electronic warfare complex and an arsenal of precision weapons, which are also undergoing a series of tests together with the airplane.

Sikorsky S-97 RAIDER Program Begins Ground Tests


https://www.defencetalk.com/sikorsky-s-97-raider-program-begins-ground-tests-62629/


By SikorskyAircraft on Thursday, February 5th, 2015

Sikorsky Aircraft Corp., a subsidiary of United Technologies Corp. (NYSE: UTX), today announced the start of bladed ground testing, a major milestone, for the S-97 RAIDER™ program. The RAIDER™ is an armed reconnaissance rotorcraft designed to significantly outmatch conventional military helicopters in maneuverability, payload, speed, range and high/hot environmental conditions.

"Testing all of the aircraft's systems together, for the first time, marks significant progress in the development of this next generation helicopter and moves the program closer to first flight," said S-97 RAIDER Program Manager Mark Hammond.

Taiwan air crash pilot hailed a hero for steering doomed flight away from skyscrapers

Some passengers saved their lives after switching seats in Transasia flight before take off Taiwan rescuers scoured a river for 12 people still missing from a TransAsia plane crash Thursday as the pilot was hailed as a hero for apparently battling to avoid hitting built-up areas shortly after iss...

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/feb/05/taiwan-air-crash-pilot-hailed-a-hero-for-steering-doomed-flight-away-from-skyscrapers

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martes, 3 de febrero de 2015

Airbus and HAECO Group to establish Airbus maintenance training services collaboration in Hong Kong

2 FEBRUARY 2015 PRESS RELEASE


Airbus and HAECO Group have entered into a long term strategic agreement to provide maintenance and engineering training in mainland China and Southeast Asia. Through this collaboration, HAECO, headquartered in Hong Kong and one of the world’s leading aircraft engineering and maintenance groups, will deploy the ‘Training by Airbus’ standards, dynamic tools and teaching techniques to provide Aircraft *OEM backed maintenance training capabilities to its personnel and to third party personnel in the region.

The partnership will leverage high value competences thanks to the industry’s best technology training media and optimized courseware: the **Airbus Competence Training “ACT” for maintenance personnel, bringing virtual Airbus aircraft right into a ‘digital’ classroom within HAECO own facilities.

The “Training by Airbus” services for HAECO will also include: integration of HAECO’s instructors within the part 147 Airbus Maintenance Training Organisation Exposition (MTOE); Airbus standard certifying (type-rating) and specialised training capabilities for Airbus’ range of aircraft; and access to Airbus courseware, instruction media, virtual tools and real aircraft practice in HAECO’s facilities.

Augustus Tang, Chief Executive Officer of the HAECO Group, said: “As one of the world’s leading MRO service providers, with 65 years’ experience in the industry, HAECO Group has a proud history of providing first-class technical training to numerous generations of aircraft engineering professionals. We are delighted to embark on this strategic training collaboration with Airbus, further strengthening and extending our training services to benefit airlines worldwide.

Didier Lux, Executive Vice President of Airbus Customer Services said: “We are pleased to be partnering with HAECO Group in this new initiative and are confident that the experience and professionalism of its staff will foster the successful deployment of Training by Airbus in Asia.”

Airbus is the world’s leading aircraft manufacturer of passenger airliners, ranging in capacity from 100 to more than 500 seats. Airbus has design and manufacturing facilities in France, Germany, the UK, and Spain, and subsidiaries in the US, China, India, Japan and in the Middle East. In addition, it provides the highest standard of customer support and training through an expanding international network.

Notes for editors:

* OEM = Original Equipment Manufacturer

** Airbus Competence Training (ACT) is Airbus’ innovative ‘learning-by-doing” concept for Type-Rating and non-certified engineers. ACT is completely interactive, using a simulated aircraft and cockpit, and provides scenario-based courses supported by virtual ‘practicals’ for learning maintenance techniques. The virtual ACT concept which reduces practice time on actual aircraft by 50 percent is being deployed in all Airbus Training Centers and is now also available world-wide through mobile and local solutions. It is approved by the Airworthiness Authorities and is being adopted by Airbus operators.

ICAO proposes target schedule for tracking upgrades, distress systems & recorders [feedly]

ICAO proposes target schedule for tracking upgrades, distress systems & recorders
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ERA: New European Commission lacks vision for airline industry [feedly]

Representatives of the European Regions Airline Association (ERA) believe the new European Commission (EC) lacks a vision for the continent's airline industry.



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Russian Army to Receive Sukhoi Su-35S Fighter Jet in 2015 - Sputnik International [feedly]

Sukhoi Su-35S fighter to be commissioned in 2015 - Russia Beyond the Headlines [feedly]

Aviation gains in US military's new budget proposal [feedly]