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Pratt & Whitney Adds GTF MRO Capabilities to North Berwick

North Berwick will perform maintenance on high pressure turbine and compressor modules for the PW1100G-JM engine.

source: Pratt & Whitney

Selected Regulatory Updates

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Lufthansa Sees Demand Comeback, Returns 200 Aircraft To Service

Lufthansa Group said June 29 that it is seeing increased demand for short-term and long-term bookings and has therefore taken the decision to return another 200 aircraft to service between now and the end of October.

source: Aviation Week Network

U.S. Airline Unions Urge Lawmakers to Extend Subsidies Until March 31

Six unions representing a large cross-section of the U.S. airline industry have urged federal lawmakers to extend CARES Act payroll support until March 31, 2021, warning mass layoffs will be “inevitable” unless additional funds are forthcoming.

source: Aviation Week Network

Opinion: Aerospace Workforce Agility in Response to the Pandemic

To mitigate disruption, leaders have swiftly embraced new ways of working and deployed digital productivity tools.

source: Aviation Week Network

ARSA Remembers – Gene Mike Bland (1945-2020)

“Every moment spent with Gene was worth a lifetime; his open-minded approach to aviation safety brought critical thinking to compliance well before the term was coined by the agency,” ARSA’s Executive Director Sarah MacLeod remembered. “The aviation...

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FAA Exemptions, Deviations and Other Virus Related Information [SFAR Amendment]

On June 29, the FAA issued an amendment to SFAR 118 expanding its relief to airmen unable to meet certain regulatory requirements as a result of the current pandemic.

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Watch the Recorded Version: Best Practices for Remote Testing

School closures incited by the COVID-19 pandemic has drastically changed the way aviation technical programs provide instruction. Along with instruction comes assessment, and the desire for schools to ensure exams are delivered in a safe and secure manner.

source: ATEC

China Express Takes Delivery of its First P&W Powered Airbus A320neo

Founded in 2006, China Express is an independent airline with long-term focus on regional aviation in China.

source: Pratt & Whitney

Virgin Hyperloop and Spirit AeroSystems Announce Collaboration Agreement

Hyperloop is a new mode of transportation designed to eliminate the barriers of distance and time for both people and freight. It can travel at speeds approaching 700mph, connecting cities like metro stops -- and it has zero direct emissions.

source: Spirit AeroSystems

2020 Re-Survey [Last Call!]

ARSA is gathering information about the impacts of economic disruptions on the maintenance industry. The survey repeats the same topic areas as the 2020 Member Survey, which ran in February, but is open to the entire aviation maintenance community. Be sure to submit your...

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Selected Regulatory Updates

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Honeywell Develops A/C System for Future Flyers

The first to be equipped with the new oil-free Micro Vapor Cycle System will be Eviation’s in-development Alice conventional takeoff and landing electric commuter airplane.

source: AIN Online

Collins Aerospace Donates 5,000 Clear Face Masks to Novant Health

The masks will be distributed among 13 hospitals and 200 clinics across North Carolina.

source: Collins Aerospace Systems

Triumph To Provide Mechanical Flight Controls For Multiple Bell Platforms

Triumph Group announced that its Triumph Systems & Support business unit has been awarded a five-year contract from Bell Textron for the supply of mechanical flight controls for multiple commercial helicopter platforms, including the Bell 429, Bell 412 and Bell 407.

source: Triumph Group

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Pratt & Whitney Adds GTF MRO Capabilities to North Berwick

Selected Regulatory Updates

Lufthansa Sees Demand Comeback, Returns 200 Aircraft To Service

U.S. Airline Unions Urge Lawmakers to Extend Subsidies Until March 31

Opinion: Aerospace Workforce Agility in Response to the Pandemic

ARSA Remembers – Gene Mike Bland (1945-2020)

FAA Exemptions, Deviations and Other Virus Related Information [SFAR Amendment]

Watch the Recorded Version: Best Practices for Remote Testing

China Express Takes Delivery of its First P&W Powered Airbus A320neo

Virgin Hyperloop and Spirit AeroSystems Announce Collaboration Agreement

2020 Re-Survey [Last Call!]

Selected Regulatory Updates

Honeywell Develops A/C System for Future Flyers

Collins Aerospace Donates 5,000 Clear Face Masks to Novant Health

Triumph To Provide Mechanical Flight Controls For Multiple Bell Platforms

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