AIR COMBAT SAFETY

Ejection Seat Market Is Changing Pace

Tony Osborne and Guy Norris | Aviation Week & Space Technology

As fighters become more advanced and expensive, the number of aircraft produced and ordered continues to fall, so Martin-Baker wants to broaden out the market and its capabilities.

Defense

T-X Twist: Leonardo Confirms T-100 Trainer Bid

James Drew | Aerospace Daily & Defense Report

The company tells Aviation Week it has not decided on exactly where the aircraft will be built, but it will be somewhere in the U.S.

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Over the last 70 years, Martin-Baker ejection seats have saved 7514 lives. See the evolution of the ejection seat in this infographic.

COMMERCIAL AVIATION

Canada Defends Bombardier Against Brazilian Challenge

Graham Warwick | Aviation Daily

In the wake of Canada announcing more support for Bombardier, Brazil has requested consultations with Ottawa at the World Trade Organization over alleged subsidies benefiting the C Series program.

BUSINESS AVIATION

Schedulers And Dispatchers Facilitate Movement From A-B

Kirby Harrison | Business & Commercial Aviation

In the world of business aviation, getting there safely and efficiently is the product of many partnerships, most notably those of schedulers, dispatchers and pilots.

COMMERCIAL AVIATION

ALPA Pushes Trump To Oppose NAI Permit

Madhu Unnikrishnan | Aviation Daily

The Air Line Pilots Association has pressed its case for the administration to revoke Norwegian Air International’s permit to fly to the U.S.

MRO

Boeing Expands Parts Exchange Program

James Pozzi | MRO Network

Boeing has expanded its parts exchange program to include nacelles and flight-control surfaces.

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