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ARSA recommends shedding light on federal rulemaking process Aeronautical Repair Station Association Share    
The law demands an open rulemaking process and the federal government must improve its procedures for incorporating materials by reference into regulations, ARSA told the National Archives and Records Administration May 3. More
ARSA Online: Train to Gain — Registration Open Aeronautical Repair Station Association Share
Out of practice on the real aviation regulations? Stay in top shape with ARSA online training courses! Registration is open for ARSA's May online live classes on the regulations versus commercial obligations in civil aviation parts sales, purchases, receipt and stocking by a 14 CFR part 145 repair station. Click here to review the courses and to register. Hurry — only 30 seats are available for each class! Noncompliance can cost you — protect your repair station with ARSA Online Training Courses! More
Export-Import Bank deal reached Politico Share
With an agreement recently reached, House leaders will move quickly to the floor on legislation to extend the Export Import Bank's charter through September 2014 and raise its loan exposure cap 40 percent to $140 billion. More Teardown Report #42: ARSA training goes online Aviation Week Share
This article takes a look at the Aeronautical Repair Station Association's new Train to Gain online training sessions for commercial aviation regulations. These classes, held in online in a WebEx format, cover a new regulatory topic each Wednesday. The next session will be held from 1-2 p.m. EST on May 9, covering the regulations governing the purchase of civil aviation articles. Sarah MacLeod, ARSA's executive director, teaches the sessions. More FAA reports progress on NextGen implementation AIN Online Share
It's clear that the final release of the FAA's Authorization Act has given a new fillip to the agency's NextGen implementation activity. The 2012 Plan, released in March, has a much more upbeat flavor than its 2011 predecessor, which essentially looked backwards at accomplishments in 2010, when most activities were still in their early stages. Back then, the potential future benefits of NextGen were just that — potential. More
ARSA Members Getting Members Program Aeronautical Repair Station Association Share
There is no better advertisement than a satisfied customer. Members are the best people to get others to join, and we have made it simple — fill out a prewritten letter and send it to another company, encouraging them to sign up. If they become a member of ARSA, you get a discount on your dues! Click here for more information!
FAA Safety Briefing May/June 2012 Federal Aviation Administration Share
This issue focuses on extreme weather. Articles provide important tips on how to detect, prepare for and/or avoid some of the more extreme varieties of weather conditions you may encounter in your region of the country. The issue also highlights several weather-related tools and resources for improving general aviation safety. More
You Need the PPC and the PPC Needs You! Aeronautical Repair Station Association Share
ARSA's Positive Publicity Campaign is the aviation maintenance industry's chief advocate. The PPC tells of the maintenance industry's important role in ensuring a safe and efficient global civil aviation system, and it alerts lawmakers and other key audiences to facts about the industry's economic and employment benefits through important research projects. However, repair stations remain a favorite target of those seeking to disparage the aviation system. Through the PPC, ARSA actively counters misinformed stories about the industry's safety record and regulatory compliance. The PPC is a separate ARSA fund supported by leading aviation maintenance companies dedicated to improving the climate for repair stations. For the campaign to build upon is success, we need your involvement and support. Click here for more details about the PPC, or email questions to Jason Langford, ARSA's communications manager. Pledge your support here. Keeping SAA's birds flying Sunday World Share
Engineering analyst at South African Airways' technical department Ronny Makgakga tells about his job. More Atlas Air Worldwide announces new ACMI contract with Etihad Airways BusinessWire via The Street Share
Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings, Inc., a leading global provider of outsourced aircraft and aviation operating services, announced that its Atlas Air, Inc. unit has entered into a contract with Etihad Airways, the national carrier of the United Arab Emirates, to provide Boeing 747-400 Freighter service for Etihad Cargo. More Gama expands US maintenance capacity AIN Online Share
Gama Support Services is expanding its U.S.-based MRO business to include corporate aircraft maintenance and support. It has been building its Bridgeport, Conn.; Teterboro, N.J.; and West Palm Beach, Fla., infrastructure since 2009 toward that goal. Tom Connelly, Gama's president, told AIN the company maintains its own U.S.-based fleet of 40 managed aircraft under Part 135 and added Part 145 to take in outside business. Each of the repair stations has authorizations to perform base and line maintenance on most models of Gulfstream, Falcon, Bombardier, Cessna and Hawker and their respective engines. More Chromalloy Aircraft Engine Component repair station in Europe receives 'Approved Organization Exposition' certificate from Japan Aviation Bureau Chromalloy Share
Chromalloy announced that the company's turbine engine component repair station in The Netherlands has received Approved Organization Exposition certification from the Japan Civil Aviation Bureau. More MROJobs Online Aeronautical Repair Station Association Share
MROJobs Online is designed to help connect our members with new employment opportunities. The links provided assist those seeking a new job and allow employers and recruiters access to browse resumes and post employment opportunities. ***Save 10 percent off your next posting — Click here for a coupon. Final Documents/Your Two Cents Aeronautical Repair Station Association Share
ARSA now keeps a list of Final Documents and Your Two Cents on its website. By accessing the links, provided in blue, you will find a complete list of items the association has noted as important to aviation design, production and maintenance activities. Final Documents: This list includes Federal Register, or FR, publications such as proposed and final rules, Advisory Circulars, or ACs, orders, notices, policy statements and related material of interest to ARSA members. The date shown is the date of FR publication or other official release. Your Two Cents: Provides you with the opportunity to provide input on rules and guidance that will affect you. Agencies must provide the public with notice and an opportunity for comment before their rules change. Your input matters. Comments should be received before the indicated due date; however, agencies often consider comments they receive before drafting of the final document begins. More |
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