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August 2014 register listing
MRO

NEW ALLOCATIONS CTU/3 Flight Design CTLS-ELA F-13-09-05 3/6/14 Karel Meulendijks, 32 Ervins Rd Pyramid Hill Vic 3575 ESK/4 Robinson R44 Raven II 13698 13/6/14 Heliflite, PO Box 121 Georges Hall NSW 2198 FAI/4 Dassault Falcon 20F-5 380 11/6/14 Falconair, 100 Queen St Beaconsfield NSW 2015 N380CJ I-ULJA N3848U N289MM (N288MM) N922ML N9654N N1BX N8BX N136F

Queensland Govt Air engages Pilot Recruitment
MRO

Queensland Government Air has contracted Pilot Recruitment to provide recruitment services for the new organisation. Pilot Recruitment is a new joint-venture company comprised of Pinstripe Solutions and SimJET Training Systems. Queensland Government Air has tasked the new entity to find pilots for helicopters and fixed-wing roles in emergency, police, search & rescue, and counter disaster

Qantas awarded TRUEngine status by GE
Airlines

Qantas has been awarded TRUEngine status by engine OEM General Electric for its 66 GE CF6-80Es which power its fleet of Airbus A330-200 and -300s. The status recognises the airline’s maintenance standards of the engines in service. “Qantas Airlines is demonstrating its commitment to OEM quality engine maintenance by adding this new TRUEngine designation,” president

Emirates signs 777X GE GE9X engine services agreement
Airlines

Emirates has signed a 12-year OnPointSM solution agreement with General Electric for the maintenance, repair and overhaul of the GE9X engines that will power its 150 Boeing 777X airliner fleet. The support agreement is valued at more than US$13 billion (USD) over the life of the contract from when it starts in 2020. Emirates ordered

Qantas extends GE CF6 engine support agreement
Airlines

Qantas has extended its OnPoint support arrangement with GE Aviation for an additional seven years for its fleet of CF6-80E1 engines that power the airline’s Airbus A330-200 and A330-300s. The agreement is valued at US$340 million, and means GE will continue to provide maintenance, repair and overhaul services for the airline’s 65 CF6-80E1 engines through

Australian developed ‘GO Light’ to improve aviation safety
General Aviation

An Australian pilot has invented a system that could help solve the problem of spatial disorientation. Russell Crane has received a provisional patent for the Green Orientation Light (GO Light) which he says will give pilots a constant reference point of the horizon in their peripheral vision, helping them stay continually aware of the plane’s

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