Please click HERE. This is the proposal to adopt the UK Specific Operations Risk Assessment (UK SORA) as AMC to UK Regulation (EU) 2019/947. Closes 6th September 2024. Further information: https://www.nats.aero/airspace/drones/ CAA CAP 722 contains a detailed outline of the law in this area. ICAO Model UAS Regulations
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For a preview of the 2024 event please click RAeS preview. And to see the results of the Aerospace Media Awards on Sunday night before the show, see Aerospace Media Dinner 2024.
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From a course by Madecraft presented by Jim Sterne on LinkedIn Learning about AI for Marketing: The Data Scientist can fly the plane; The analyst can navigate; The data is the fuel; The algorithm is the engine; But YOU have to define the destination (GOAL)!
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Continuing on its growth trajectory, Flying magazine’s owner FMG has completed the purchase of AvBuyer magazine and GA Buyer Europe publisher AvBuyer. Based at Thames Ditton near London, AvBuyer also runs the UK general aviation show, AeroExpo, the next edition of which will take place at Sywell Aerodrome near Northampton, 13-15 June 2024.
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https://www.acukwikalert.com/on-the-radar/report-on-raes-presidents-future-of-flight-summit
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Congratulations to NASA for getting the next Apollo programme under way! See this link: https://www.nasa.gov/feature/around-the-moon-with-nasa-s-first-launch-of-sls-with-orion The Orion module is also on its way – we called one of our Apollo Space Watches Orion before we knew anything about Artemis… Now the West One Project is on ice but also for sale, and the prototype watches
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Southwest has Ordered 100 Boeing 737MAX Rolls-Royce steps up with world’s largest engine Norwegian Reconstruction Plan Approved in Ireland ASL Airlines United Kingdom Operates First Flight
Well done Dassault! News item on the French manufacturer’s website… after all the issues with the 5X leading to its cancellation (thanks to Snecma Silvercrest engine delays) it’s good to see the 6X take off. The company dedicated to Olivier Dassault, who sadly died in a helicopter accident on Sunday. Please click here for further
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We tested the Aircrew traffic display on 5th March 2021. It really illustrated how useful it is for awareness of other traffic while we were also transmitting ADS-B signals to other aircraft, so they were able to see us also. The white box is part of the magic, the UAvioniX SkyEcho II purchased from Pooley’s
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It has been suggested by leading law firm Freshfields that air ambulance charities should be included in claims, for example for personal injury, where an air ambulance has had a role in responding, treating and transporting a patient to hospital — usually at great expense. Being able to recover their costs from air ambulance rescues
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So-called uncontained engine failures are thankfully very rare in aviation but that is what happened to a United Airlines Boeing 777-200 on 20th February, shortly after takeoff from Denver. The twin-jet landed back at the airport safely and there were no injuries. A lot of debris fell in the area but again it appears that
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