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Oct

P2010 TDI Achieves EASA Type Certificate

The type certification for the Tecnam P2010 TDI is a significant milestone for the commercial use of JetA1/Diesel engines.

Oct

A Tsunami of Used Aircraft Parts

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An insight during this time of huge uncertainty for those involved in USM supply chain - opportunities and threats

Sep

HAECO Landing Gear Services Completes Inaugural Boeing 787 Dreamliner Landing Gear Overhaul

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HAECO has completed the world’s first Boeing 787 Dreamliner landing gear overhaul.

Sep

Bell adds first two European AMCs to network

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Bell Textron Inc announces first European AMC's in Poland and Denmark.

Sep

Bombardier Delivers First Global 7500 Aircraft Equipped with Dual Head-up Display (HUD)

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Bombardier has delivered the first Global 7500 aircraft equipped with a dual head-up display (HUD).

Aug

Draft EASA Directive Lays Out Trent XWB Blade-Check Program

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Following Rolls Royce discovery of cracks in blades on higher-time engines read Aviation Week overview of topic and link to relevant websites.

Aug

Leonardo Developing ‘Connectivity Layer’ to Enable Predictive Maintenance for Helicopter Operators

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Interview with Leonardo Engineers who are aiming to introduce the concept of predictive maintenance to in-service civil and military helicopter operators.

Aug

Continental received EASA Type Certificate for CD-170 Engine

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Continental received the EASA (European Union Aviation Safety Agency) Type Certificate (TC) validation for the Jet-A CD-170 engine.

Jul

FAA issue EAD on Boeing 737’s parked in pandemic

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FAA has issued an emergency airworthiness directive for 2,000 U.S.-registered Boeing 737 NG and Classic aircraft, warning of possible corrosion on parked planes that could lead to a dual-engine failure.