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GA Telesis to Acquire AAR's Landing Gear Overhaul Business by Q1 2025

GA Telesis has signed an agreement to acquire AAR CORP's Landing Gear Overhaul business and Wheels & Brakes unit, including HVOF coating services, for integration into its MRO division. The deal is expected to close in the first quarter of 2025, enhancing GA Telesis's capabilities.

2024-12-20T21:38:29.150819-08:00

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MRO Captures Dusty InSight Lander in Final Image

2024-12-20T08:07:31.777048-08:00

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FAA Concludes Southwest Airlines Safety Review with No Significant Issues

2024-12-18T17:47:41.349583-08:00

Aviation Week

Boeing, CFM Enhance Safety to Mitigate Leap-1B Smoke Risks

2024-12-19T13:51:13.687147-08:00

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GA Telesis to Acquire AAR's Landing Gear Overhaul Business by Q1 2025 GA Telesis has signed an agreement to acquire AAR CORP's Landing Gear Overhaul business and Wheels & Brakes unit, including HVOF coating services, for integration into its MRO division. The deal is expected to close in the first quarter of 2025, enhancing GA Telesis's capabilities.

2024-12-20T21:38:29.150819-08:00

GA Telesis to Acquire AAR's Landing Gear Overhaul Business by Q1 2025

Space.com

MRO Captures Dusty InSight Lander in Final Image NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) has captured a final image of the retired InSight Mars lander using its HiRISE camera. Engineers have ceased efforts to regain contact after no communication was detected over the past two years due to dust accumulation on solar panels.

2024-12-20T08:07:31.777048-08:00

MRO Captures Dusty InSight Lander in Final Image

Aviation Week

Boeing, CFM Enhance Safety to Mitigate Leap-1B Smoke Risks In response to potential smoke risks during serious Leap-1B engine failures, Boeing and CFM are collaborating to introduce changes to the safety system. This initiative aims at improving flight deck safety by addressing the risks posed by the current system's activation under failure conditions.

2024-12-19T13:51:13.687147-08:00

Boeing, CFM Enhance Safety to Mitigate Leap-1B Smoke Risks

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FAA Approves 3-Year Extension for Robinson R22 and R44 Rotor Blades The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has granted approval for Robinson Helicopter Company to extend the service life of main and tail rotor blades for the R22 and R44 models from 12 to 15 years. This approval may provide significant maintenance cost benefits for operators.

2024-12-19T05:23:50.626137-08:00

FAA Approves 3-Year Extension for Robinson R22 and R44 Rotor Blades

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FAA Concludes Southwest Airlines Safety Review with No Significant Issues The Federal Aviation Administration concluded its review of Southwest Airlines, identifying no significant safety concerns despite earlier incidents. The evaluation, part of the Certificate Holder Evaluation Program, was prompted by multiple safety incidents earlier this year.

2024-12-18T17:47:41.349583-08:00

FAA Concludes Southwest Airlines Safety Review with No Significant Issues

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Iran Localizes Production of Airbus and Boeing Engine Parts Iran has successfully developed the capacity to manufacture engine parts for Airbus and Boeing aircraft domestically. This advancement marks a key step in the country's strategy to enhance its aviation industry's self-sufficiency, as noted by the head of Iran's Civil Aviation Organization.

2024-12-17T21:15:48.293715-08:00

Iran Localizes Production of Airbus and Boeing Engine Parts

GlobalAir.com

Aviation Industry Calls for FCC Review of Ligado's GPS Interference Claims The NBAA and other aviation groups urge the U.S. Federal Communications Commission to reassess Ligado Networks' proposed mitigation measures aimed at reducing GPS signal interference, a critical issue impacting aviation safety and operations.

2024-12-17T13:35:44.429590-08:00

Aviation Industry Calls for FCC Review of Ligado's GPS Interference Claims

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Spirit Airlines Restructuring Leads to Shareholder Wipeout Spirit Airlines Inc. has confirmed that its shareholders will be wiped out under a proposed bankruptcy restructuring plan. The plan aims to transfer control of the airline to its bondholders as it navigates financial difficulties.

2024-12-17T11:47:44.871439-08:00

Spirit Airlines Restructuring Leads to Shareholder Wipeout

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