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Boeing-Embraer strategic partnership continues to grow

Rolls-Royce RR300 engine clocks up one million flight hours in Robinson R66

Boeing and Embraer will continue to work together to establish their

strategic partnership. This will help both companies to deliver greater value to air-line customers and the flying public, and to accelerate growth in global aerospace markets.

After getting approval for the partner-ship from Embraer shareholders, the companies have started diligent plan-ning for the creation of a joint venture made up of the commercial aircraft and services operations of Embraer. Boeing will own 80 per cent of the new compa-ny and Embraer will hold the remaining 20 per cent. The company will be named Boeing Brasil - Commercial.

The transaction remains subject to regulatory approval; the two companies are actively engaged with authorities in relevant jurisdictions and have acquired a number of regulatory approvals. After a detailed assessment by the US Federal Trade Commission, the parties’ strategic partnership has obtained clearance to close in the United States. Recently, the European Commission indicated it will open a Phase II assessment in its review of the transaction, and Boeing and Embraer look forward to assisting with

that review. Based on this development, however, the companies now expect the transaction to close in early 2020.

Boeing and Embraer are also going to launch a joint venture to promote and develop markets for the multi-mission medium airlift KC-390. According to the terms of the proposed partnership, Embraer will own a 51 percent stake in the joint venture and Boeing will own the remaining 49 percent. Two KC-390 milestones were recently achieved by Embraer: the first KC-390 was delivered to the Brazilian Air Force, and the first international purchase was announced by Portugal.

The comprehensive Boeing-Embraer strategic partnership will position both the companies to compete in the global marketplace, deliver greater value to customers and to boost the Brazilian aerospace industry as a whole.

The Rolls-Royce RR300 engine has surpassed the one million flight

hour milestone, providing Robinson R66 helicopter operators a decade of reliable service.

The iconic Frank Robinson and Rolls-Royce had jointly announced the R66 and the RR300 engine. The helicopter was certified into service in 2010.

Robinson’s first gas turbine pow-ered helicopter has proven itself in dependable service around the globe, with a growing fleet of around 1,000 helicopters delivered.

Paul Matthews, Rolls-Royce, Senior Vice President- Sales said, “We congratu-late Robinson Helicopter for this out-standing record of service - one million flight hours is a significant milestone and reflects the exceptional design and reliability of the R66. Rolls-Royce is proud to have partnered with Frank Robinson, and now, his son, Kurt, on the R66 helicopter for more than a decade.”

Kurt Robinson, President of Rob-inson Helicopter, said, “We believe this milestone is a testament to the R66’s outstanding performance and confirms its place as a leader in the helicopter industry.”


AAR has integrated Donecle drone technology into its award-winning

maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) operations.

The Miami MRO facility of AAR is the first in its global network to use the fully automated drone technology to drive operational and cost efficiencies, where the pilot phase has yielded increases in speed and precision. With laser position-ing, the drone can safely carry out end-to-end visual inspections of B737 and

A320 aircraft in under an hour.“In exploring opportunities to in-

crease efficiencies and best utilise our skilled workforce, AAR continually as-sesses opportunities to digitally enable our businesses,” said Rahul Ghai, AAR Chief Digital Officer. “In the case of our MRO sites, our investments in tech-nologies like drones, machine learning and mobile devices will drive a more efficient operation, optimised techni-cian schedules, as well as improved

Vietnam Airlines (VN) has become the first Vietnamese airline to offer

inflight connectivity (IFC) - through a partnership with SITAONAIR and Inmarsat satellite telecommunications operator VISHIPEL.

Partnering with VISHIPEL has been integral to delivering this first-of-its-kind solution for the region. VISHIPEL has played an important role in Viet-nam’s national development strategy for information and communication, and this regional expertise, together with SITAONAIR’s industry experience, has ensured that services are tailored for the Vietnamese market.

Inflight Wi-Fi is now available aboard four of Vietnam Airlines’ A350 aircraft which makes Vietnam Airlines the first airline in the country to offer onboard Wi-Fi to meet high regional demand, im-proving the passenger experience and moving closer towards international 5-star quality standards, while digitally transforming its services.

SITAONAIR’s Internet ONAIR IFC portal will offer seamless Wi-Fi access to Vietnam Airlines passengers, and allow exceptional levels of personalisation and interactivity through customisation, to reflect the airline’s own branding requirements.

AAR introduces Donecle drone technology integration for MRO aircraft inspections

Vietnam Airlines delivers country’s first inflight connectivity for passengers with SITAONAIR

“With the goal of digital transforma-tion, Vietnam Airlines continues to take the lead in adopting information technology to bring customers added service. By providing the first in-flight Wi-Fi service in Vietnam, we hope to bring passengers convenience and a brand new experience by enabling internet usage during the flight,” said Le Hong Ha, Executive Vice President of Vietnam Airlines.

Katrina Korzenowski, Commercial Re-gional VP Asia-Pacific, SITAONAIR adds: “SITAONAIR is proud to deliver a truly innovative and forward-thinking in-flight connectivity experience to realise Vietnam Airlines’ modernisation ambi-tions. Passengers flying with VN will now be able to keep in touch with their loved ones and maximise business travel time. The ability to utilise our brand-defining, customisable interfaces will surely reinforce VN’s standing as the most recognisable airline in Vietnam.”

Phan Ngoc Quang, Chief Executive Officer of VISHIPEL said, “As a reputable and long-standing Inmarsat satellite telecommunications service provider in Vietnam, VISHIPEL is pleased to bring Vietnam Airlines’ passengers an IFC experience in cooperation with SITA-ONAIR. Satellite connection via a Wi-Fi hotspot onboard allows passengers to stay connected for work and entertain-ment. With a vision towards a connected world, VISHIPEL believes this IFC service will open up new opportunities for everyone.”

turnaround times achieved through faster and more accurate inspections and maintenance plan execution. This will lead to ultimately higher customer satisfaction, while helping us build out richer data to enhance our overall maintenance planning and execution capabilities.”

“We are very proud to support AAR in its innovations to better serve its customers and keep its position as the leading independent MRO worldwide, while also contributing to AARs digital transformation,” said Josselin Bequet, Donecle CEO and Co-Founder.


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IBASEt has launched its Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul soft-ware solution iBASEt MRO.

iBASEt MRO is designed to allow new levels of visibility, velocity, and reliability for maintenance and repair of highly engineered, products that include multiple assemblies and have high value and long lifecycles.

The solution aids complex manufacturing OEMs as well as Aero-space and Defence MRO providers who have to support ongoing customer demands, rapid engineering changes, and strict com-pliance requirements. Built upon iBASEt’s best in class software technologies, and leveraging 20 years of MRO Operations execution experience, the out-of-the-box solution is designed to offer fast on-boarding and deployment of cost-effective MRO procedures aimed at simplifying the execution of routine & non-routine maintenance tasks.

“It’s important for maintenance operations managers to have high-quality data, along with real-time visibility of performance, resources, and work order status,” said John Fishell, Vice President of Products at iBASEt. “iBASEt delivers an expert system: managers have better control and consistency for MRO execution through detailed planning and tracking of parts, labor hours, and required resources. This enables their teams to execute MRO operations more efficiently with improved quality and compliance.”

Airbus Helicopters has signed a joint Memorandum of Coopera-tion with EASA to bring together their respective experiences

and know-how to bring the next generation of VTOL platforms to life, along with the regulatory framework which is required to sup-port them.

“I am very pleased to be joining efforts with EASA to build a com-mon framework for the next generation of vertical lift solutions over the next decades,” said Bruno Even, CEO of Airbus Helicopters. “Innovation that benefits customers is at the heart of Airbus Helicop-ters strategy, and we are committed to working hand in hand with authorities around our innovation projects with the same profes-sional approach, experience and spirit that have driven our legacy products.”

The agreement covers areas like high speed flight with the Racer demonstrator, the certification of new piloting assistance systems (e.g., Airbus Helicopters’ EAGLE technology), the thermal/electrical hybridi-sation of rotorcraft (eVTOL), and condition-based maintenance.

“Partnerships with industry are part of our strategy to ensure that innovation in the aviation market happens safely,” said Patrick Ky, Executive Director of EASA. “The learnings we derive from cutting edge technologies play a significant role in helping us to prepare our certification methodologies for these new advancements. The cooperation on innovation with Airbus Helicopters represents an important contribution to this strategy.”

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CAE USA has broken ground of its new state-of-the-art US headquarters facility at the Tampa International Airport.

The new facility will be leased from Space Florida. It is expected to be completed in 2022 and will be home to over 600 Tampa-based CAE USA employees.

The groundbreaking ceremony of the facility was attended today by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis; United States Represen-tative Kathy Castor (D-Fla.); Mayor Jane Castor, City of Tampa; Joe Lopano, CEO, Tampa International Airport; Craig Richard, Presi-dent and CEO of the Tampa Hillsborough Economic Development Corporation; General Bryan “Doug” Brown, U.S. Army (Retired), Chairman of the CAE USA board of directors; the Honorable Sue Payton, former Assistant Secretary of the Air Force and CAE USA board member; and Brian Morra, Chairman of the CAE USA Mission Solutions Inc. board of directors. The CAE USA facility groundbreaking was also attended by other local, state, and federal government officials; customers, partners and suppliers; and employees, including 35 employees with more than 30 years of service.

“The legacy of CAE USA is now 80 years old and we have been in the Tampa Bay area for the last 40 years,” said Ray Duquette, President and General Manager, CAE USA. “We are excited to grow and expand to a new state-of-the-art facility at the Tampa airport. This will provide our employees a modern facility that will help us attract and retain the world-class workforce we need to develop advanced training solutions that enhance the mission readiness of the men and women in our defence forces.”

KLM UK Engineering has signed airframe maintenance con-tract with Aurigny Air Services on their Embraer aircraft.

Peter van der Horst, Managing Director said, “We are delighted that Aurigny have selected KLM UK Engineering to carryout heavy maintenance on their Embraer 195 and look forward to working with them at our base maintenance facility in Nor-wich.”

John-Paul Williams, Group Technical Director Aurigny Air Services “We are looking forward to working with KLM UK Engi-neering. We have gone through a rigorous selection process and we felt KLM UK Engineering would offer us the best support we are looking for to meet our Embraer aircraft future Base maintenance needs.”

CAE USA breaks ground on new US headquarters facility in Tampa

KLM UK Engineering, Aurigny Air Services sign contract for airframe maintenance


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Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) has chosen L3Harris Technologies to provide two-level 5 compliant Flight Train-

ing Devices and a Virtual Flight Deck to help prepare students for professional pilot careers.

The devices, based on the CRJ700 aircraft type, will have an aircraft-specific flight deck that provides the form, fit, feel and function of the actual aircraft, as well as maintenance training features. The devices which are used by airlines and training pro-viders across the world will introduce students to operations with regional jets before they join the airlines.

We are very excited about the selection of L3Harris to provide high-quality training devices for our students,” said Wendy Beckman, Chair of the Aerospace Department at MTSU. “L3Harris was able to clearly demonstrate the robust design, impressive capabilities and easy maintenance of their equip-ment. We look forward to introducing these state-of-the-art devices shortly.”

“Our airline certified technology and services have been devel-oped through longstanding partnerships with a large number of carriers. They perfectly align to support MTSU in advancing the training of their students,” said Sarah Cooney, US Sales Director, L3Harris Commercial Aviation.

KLM UK Engineering had organised a ground breaking ceremony to officially start the construction of a £7 million

aircraft maintenance hangar and workshop at Norwich Airport.The hub which will be due for completion by August 2020 will

give KLM UK Engineering with additional capacity to provide high-quality aircraft maintenance and repair services to custom-ers worldwide.

Norwich Airport which is owned and operated by Regional & City Airports (RCA), which also owns and operates Bour-nemouth Airport, Coventry Airport and Exeter Airport, is investing £7 million.

“This is a great milestone and is the next step in our aspirations to make Norwich a world-class centre of excellence for aviation MRO,” said Norwich Airport managing director Richard Pace “KLM UK Engineering is a major employer locally, with hundreds of skilled staff, and the new hangar and workshop facilities will be a superb and much-needed asset.

“Our economic input is already a proud one here at Norwich Airport; we have 274 staff and support, directly and indirectly, 1,240 jobs, with approximately £70 million contributed to the lo-cal economy,” continued Richard Pace.

Rigby Real Estate, the group’s property division, is managing the project, with a 54,000 sq ft hangar and 15,500 sq ft workshop. MJS has been appointed as the construction company.

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KLM UK Engineering breaks ground for their hangar & workshop at Norwich Airport


Elbit Systems obtains $153 million contract to provide a networked multi-layered UAS Array to an army in Southeast Asia

Elbit Systems has received a contract of ap-proximately $153 million to supply an Army of

a country in Southeast Asia with a comprehensive, multi-layered array of Unmanned Aircraft Sys-tems (UAS). The contract will be carried out in a 22-month period.

According to the contract, Elbit Systems will sup-ply a networked multi-layered UAS solution, includ-ing more than a thousand THOR Multi-Rotor Verti-cal Takeoff and Landing (VTOL) mini-UAS, scores of Skylark LEX, Skylark 3 and Hermes 450 tactical UAS as well as Universal Ground Control Stations.

Bezhalel (Butzi) Machlis, Elbit Systems President & CEO said, “This contract award underlines our competitive edge as armies increasingly view multi-layered UAS solutions as key to providing su-perior intelligence while maintaining a high level of operational flexibility.”

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First Royal Canadian Air Force C295 show its final livery

The Government of Canada had purchased the first Airbus C295

for the Royal Canadian Air Force’s (RCAF) Fixed-Wing Search and Rescue Aircraft Replacement (FWSAR) pro-gramme, rolled out of the paint shop

showing off its final livery at Airbus facility in Seville, Spain.

The aircraft will undergo through the final preparation phase before its delivery to the customer which is planned to take place in Spain before

the end of 2019.The aircraft has a yellow paint

scheme following the tradition defined in the 1970s for Search and Rescue aircraft, giving high visibility for those in the air and on the ground.


Bell 360 Invictus enters US Army’s FARA competitive prototype programme

Pratt & Whitney receives $5.7B F135 production contract

Bell 360 Invictus has entered into the US Army’s Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft (FARA) competitive prototype pro-

gramme. Bell has an innovative approach to designing the Bell 360 Invictus, combines proven low-risk technologies with advanced processes to deliver soldiers an affordable, agile and lethal solution to win on the modern battlefield. The Bell 360 Invictus meets or exceeds all necessities laid out under the FARA contract.

“The Bell 360 will deliver advanced battlefield situational aware-ness, as well as lethal options, in support of the maneuver force at an affordable cost” said Vince Tobin, executive vice president of Military Business at Bell. “The multi-domain fight will be complex, and our team is delivering a highly capable, low-risk solution to confidently meet operational requirements with a sustainable fleet.”

“Bell is committed to providing the US Army with the most af-fordable, most sustainable, least complex, and lowest risk solu-tion among the potential FARA configurations, while meeting all requirements,” said Keith Flail, Vice President of Advanced Vertical Lift Systems at Bell. “360 Invictus is an exciting opportunity for us to continue our support of Army modernisation. This is the next solution to ensure soldiers have the best equipment available for the multi-domain fight.”

Pratt & Whitney has received a production contract for the 12th and 13th lots of F135 propulsion systems,

powering all three variants of the F-35 Lightning II aircraft.

This is the largest-ever F135 production contract which funds over 332 engines for the US armed services and international customers, and includes programme management, engineering support, pro-duction support, and tooling. The total contract value for Lot 12-14 is around $5.7 billion and it covers all Lot 12 and Lot 13 engines, with priced options for Lot 14.

“This is a significant milestone for the programme and underscores the hard work of our joint govern-ment and industry team,” said Matthew Bromberg, President of Pratt & Whitney Military Engines. “We’re proud to be delivering 5th-generation propulsion capability at a great value for the warfighter.”

“With more than 500 F135 engines delivered to date, we’re at an exciting inflection point for the pro-gramme. We are laser-focused on standing up an effec-tive global sustainment network that will support the F135 throughout its lifecycle,” said Matthew Bromberg.


Executives in Focus

Collins Aerospace appoints Gail Baker as Vice President, Aftermarket Services

Bombardier appoints Christophe Degoumois as Vice President of International Business Aircraft Sales

C&L Aerospace appoints Everette Mash as Senior VP of Aircraft Sales

Collins Aerospace System has appointed Gail Baker as Vice President, Aftermarket Services. She will be reporting directly to CEO Kelly Ortberg.

In her new role, Baker will lead the worldwide com-mercial and military aftermarket business and customer service organisations, including customer offerings, long-term aftermarket programmes, spares, part repairs, asset management and technical and strategic support.

Baker has been working with UTC for over 30 years and is known companywide as a forward-thinking and custom-er-driven leader. Most recently, she led the Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance & Space Solutions segment for Mission Systems where she’s been focused on driving long-term growth and profitability through customer sup-port and programme execution.

Bombardier has appointed Christophe Degoumois as Vice President of Sales, Inter-national for Bombardier Business Aircraft. He will look after business jet sales in all regions outside the Americas.

“I am thrilled to appoint Christophe to this role,” said Peter Likoray, Senior Vice President, Worldwide Sales and Marketing, Bombardier Business Air-craft. “Christophe will drive business jet sales in key international regions as our portfolio of aircraft, featuring Bombar-dier’s signature smooth ride technology, expands to meet the needs of operators around the world.”

Degoumois started working for Bombar-dier in 2004 as a Sales Director. Over the last 15 years, he occupied roles of increas-ing responsibility, including Vice Presi-dent of Sales in China and the Asia-Pacific. Most recently, he was Vice President of Sales for Europe, Russia and the Com-monwealth of Independent States (CIS). His expanded role will include the above regions as well as China, the Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Africa.

C&L Aerospace has appointed Everette Mash as Senior Vice President of Aircraft Sales. He will focus on expanding business in the regional aircraft sales and brokering division.

Everette will look after the needs of current and prospective own-ers/operators who are searching for aircraft such as Saab 340, ATR 42, 72, and ERJ 135/145. Everette will also be responsible for evaluat-ing current aircraft markets, developing asset management solu-tions, offering aircraft sales, strategy and marketing support to owners, and more.

Prior to joining C&L, Everette headed Twin Otter Holdings, LLC. for 13 years where he purchased, refurbished, sold, and leased Twin Otter aircraft worldwide. Everette also worked at Jet Aviation as Director of Aircraft Sales and Embraer as the Director of Preowned Aircraft sales handling all the pr-eowned trade-in aircraft for the new ERJ145 family of regional jet aircraft.

“I’ve gotten to know Everette over the past year,” said Jameel Wazir, Executive Vice President at C&L. “He shows pro-fessionalism, a never-die attitude, and a persistent drive to help customers achieve their goals with aircraft acquisitions. We look forward to having him add his wealth of knowledge and experience to our aircraft remarketing team.”


Patrick J. Murphy joins BAE Systems’ Board of Directors

BAE Systems has appointed Patrick J. Murphy to its Board of Directors for a term that will run through April 2022.

“Patrick has dedicated his career to serving our country in the US military, government and veterans’ community, and he brings decades of leadership and management experience to our board,” said Michael Chertoff, Chairman of the Board of BAE Systems, Inc. “He possesses firsthand knowledge of our defence and national security customers’ needs and I’m looking forward to his valuable insight as a board member.”

Currently, Murphy is the Distinguished Chair of Innova-tion at the United States Military Academy at West Point, an ambassador for the US Chamber of Commerce Hiring Our Heroes initiative, a Senior Fellow at the Association of the US Army, a media executive, and the Executive Chairman of WorkMerk, an education technology company.

Murphy is also on the Cyberspace Solarium Commission, which was founded to support US efforts to deter future cy-berattacks, increase coordination between government agen-cies, and develop expertise to promote American interests in cyberspace.

Murphy has graduated from the King’s College, the Univer-sity of Scranton ROTC programme, and the Widener Univer-sity Commonwealth School of Law.

Honeywell names Deborah Flint to Board of Directors

Cutter Aviation promotes Godfrey Higgs III to Manager of Aircraft Services Honeywell has elected Deborah Flint to its Board of Directors as an

Independent Director. She is the chief executive officer of Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA).

LAWA is a self-supporting department of the City of Los Angeles and owns and controls Los Angeles International (LAX) and Van Nuys (VNY) general aviation airports.

Flint manages the comprehensive modernisation of LAX, including championing the use of connected, Internet of Things technologies to manage the airport more efficiently, offer a world-class experience for travelers, and enhance safety and security.

Flint also held senior roles at the Port of Oakland, where she honed her management and finance skills more than 23 years.

“Deborah brings to the Honeywell Board of Directors a skillset that supports our strategy of becoming the premier software-industrial company, including innovation and technology, finance, and opera-tions in many of the verticals we serve,” said Darius Adamczyk, chairman and CEO of Honeywell. “Her deep experience in areas such as critical infrastructure, connected buildings and advanced security solutions will be invaluable to Honeywell’s leadership team. Her leadership skills are demonstrated each day at LAX, where she is leading the largest public works project in the history of the City of Los Angeles and oversees the largest airport police force in the US. We are confident that Deborah’s invaluable expertise and experienc-es will help advance Honeywell’s ongoing transformation and the acceleration of our growth in software across our end markets.”

Cutter Aviation has promoted Godfrey Higgs III to Manager of Aircraft Services at Centen-nial Airport in Denver, Colorado. In this new role, Higgs will be responsible for managing all aspects of maintenance operations, including the successful implementation of maintenance projects and cost-effective utilisation of depart-ment resources.

Higgs started working for Cutter Aviation from July 2018 as a maintenance technician for our Part 145 Repair Station in Addison (ADS), TX. He moved from being a technician to supervisor and now to manager.

Before joining Cutter Aviation, Higgs worked as a supervisor and quality assistant at a Part 145 Pilatus Repair Station in Denton, TX. He was in charge of supervising inspections on the Pilatus PC-12 and Piaggio I, II, EVO air-frames. Higgs has a lot of first-hand experi-ence with Pilatus owners in the Midwest and unfailingly delivers aircraft that exceed client expectations.


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