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There is a difference between the two. Here in the United States the FAA has requirement in the Code of Federal Regulation (CFR) CFR 65 Subpart D that explains the requirements to hold a U.S. certificate. First the mechanic can test and receive an ... more
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By Patrick Smith Oct. 20, 2006 | As you may have learned after the crash of New York Yankees pitcher Cory Lidle's private plane, the island of Manhattan is bracketed by an unusual pair of low-altitude flyways. These north-to-south "corridors," as ... more
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One thing to also consider is that the "value chain" is, in some circles, giving way to the "value web" - where customers can use alternative pathways to get what they want. Airlines are a good example of this effect where "travel" can be put into ... more
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Airbus increases A380 price June 20, 2005 - Airbus has raised the list price of the A380 by US$10 million to $US295 million. The earlier price was US$285 million, roughly a 3.5% increased. Typically customers are given a discount to as much as 30% ... more
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Damage and wear and tear from on-going operations and increased demand for platform availability is increasing the strain on military aircraft maintenance depots at a time when budgets are being tightened. Military Aviation Repair and Maintenance ... more
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An emphasis on affordability is the primary difference. Affordability accounts for the main reason we started the program. With the unit cost of airplanes increasing, we need to do business differently. We are keeping costs low by getting ... more
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The Aircraft Cost Evaluator is designed for relative cost comparisons between aircraft. It does not differentiate between new and used model years of the same aircraft, nor does it allow financial analyses such as cash flows and net present values. ... more
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The MicroVib was designed with built-in compatibility with many dot matrix and inkjet style printers. ... more
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There are occasions where aircraft are instructed by NATS not to follow the noise preferred routeing, usually due to weather conditions or other air traffic in the area. However, if an aircraft is identified as not following a noise preferred ... more
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They can. However, if you're a Ginn sur Mer homeowner, you'll be able to land your plane at Ginn sur Mer's private airport. With a 5,500 ft. runway, it will be able to accommodate charter planes and private aircraft. It will also have its own custom' ... more
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