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NTSB Tells Rolls-Royce to Redesign 777 Engine Parts

Last month, I talked about how the British Airways 777 accident and the Delta 777 incident had been connected by an interim report from the UK. The NTSB has, after review, agreed with these findings and is now requiring “urgent” action. But...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Mon, Mar 16 2009

Filed under: Safety/Security, Government Regulation, 777
EUROPEAN AIRLINE SCENE - WEEK ENDING 06-06-09

The information in this blog comes from a variety of sources, though particular credit must be given to the following sites, both of which are very highly recommended. Chris Witt/Skyliner http://www.skyliner-aviation.de/ Jethro/UK & Ireland Airline...

Posted to European Airline Scene by John Dyer on Fri, Jun 5 2009
No, I've not disappeared completely

It's been quite a while since I've posted anything on this blog and much has changed in the interim. Firstly, the contract I was working on in France ran to its conclusion, putting to an end a very enjoyable and educational three years in France...

Posted to Eclectic Current by General Eclectic on Tue, Oct 21 2008

Filed under: Suppliers and Customers, Ying and Yang
Presentation Matters

I'm a firm believer in presentation. Content is key, but presentation gets the message across. My first job as a graduate was clean sheet design of gas turbines - those ground based cousins to aircraft engines. And when I say "Clean Sheet"...

Posted to Eclectic Current by General Eclectic on Sun, Jun 1 2008

Filed under: Presentation, Design Review
I'm not going to beg..., but I might if it'll help

I once spent a week working in what was once the factory of the Martin Aircraft Company. This was company responsible for great flying boats, including the mammoth Martin Mars. The site is just to the east of Baltimore, MD and is right on the shores of...

Posted to Eclectic Current by General Eclectic on Tue, Mar 17 2009

Filed under: float, hull, flyingboat, oh so jealous, Shameless, Still jealous
Green Card - Life Will Change

Life changing moments happen every day. It might be something you see that stays with you directly or something you learn that unconsciously affects how you behave in the future. Either way, every day is full of insignificant happenings that alter your...

Posted to Eclectic Current by General Eclectic on Tue, Jan 5 2010

Filed under: Suppliers and Customers, Ying and Yang, Contracting, Nerves, work, engineering, travel, variety, aerospace
How to keep DC-3s flying in Europe on Air Transport Operations?

Just a few thoughts whilst conceding I am not having to write out the cheques. Cabin PA system: Frankly, many have had such systems and I am somewhat surprised that this was not done years ago. Many good systems are available and surely the UK CAA could...

Posted to Tales from the South Pacific by dakota67 on Thu, Feb 14 2008
A New Year's Reflection.

The dawning of a New Year is traditionally a time for reflection and self examination. With this in mind, I find myself at a point where someone recently categorised me as "the one that's worked in lots of different places". How did that...

Posted to Eclectic Current by General Eclectic on Tue, Jan 20 2009

Filed under: work, engineering, nomad, travel, variety, aerospace
Where have all the Grey Beards gone?

I don't know if you've noticed, but everyone is getting younger. Yes, it might just be me getting older but I'm not so old as to be ready for my mid-life crisis just yet. What I mean to say is the average age in the various engineering offices...

Posted to Eclectic Current by General Eclectic on Thu, Jun 5 2008

Filed under: Sir Sydney Camm, Sir Frank Whittle, RJ Mitchell, Barnes Wallis, Not me in the same sentence
Southwest Airlines/FAA situation. A comment from down under.

Good grief. Have just spent a couple of hours reading as much as I could find on this bizarre situation. How on earth did such a fine carrier, with one of the best safety records in airline history, find itself so heavily in the proverbial. Facts: SWA...

Posted to Tales from the South Pacific by dakota67 on Sat, Mar 8 2008
Arguably the greatest unsolved mystery in aviation history.

For decades I, and many others, have been tormented by not being able to determine the meaning of an unapproved by ICAO, RT phrase. Out here in the Colony, we have recently been fortunate to have had screened on TV, that superb British aviation training...

Posted to Tales from the South Pacific by dakota67 on Wed, Mar 12 2008
Vote now for your 100 Greatest

The numorous nominations for the 100 Greatest in association with Bombardier have been collated and argued over (luckily with no fisticuffs involved), to produce a shortlist of 100 that you can now vote for. The winners and categories will be announced...

Posted to Jetwashed - The latest developments from AirSpace by Maverick on Fri, May 23 2008

Filed under: 100 greatest
The Flight International front cover competition returns

Untitled Document AirSpace is offering you another fantastic opportunity to get your best image onto the front cover of Flight International magazine. After the success of last year's competition, where Boxer 03 came out victorious (see below), this...

Posted to Jetwashed - The latest developments from AirSpace by Maverick on Fri, Oct 24 2008

Filed under: photos, Flight International, front cover competition
Flight International front cover competition 2009 - the winner!

A great 2009 on AirSpace was brought to a fitting close with our annual front cover competion, which as usual gave one of you the chance to feature your best image on the front cover of Flight International's end of year edition. As usual, we were...

Posted to Jetwashed - The latest developments from AirSpace by Maverick on Tue, Jan 5 2010
FAA: Customer Service Means Saying You’re Sorry

FAA held a customer service seminar last week in Chicago. I always chuckle a bit when someone combines the FAA acronym with anything that even sounds like customer service. Sorry PT & DB. But then, today’s my birthday so I suppose most readers...

Posted to Jetwhine by Jetwhine on Thu, Mar 12 2009

Filed under: The Buzz, FAA, Cessna, NATCA, PATCO, Air Traffic Controller, Chicago Meigs Field, Midwest ATC, Waukegan Airport Air Traffic Control Tower, mid-air collision

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