Possibly, the problems in Indonesian aviation are about to be addressed. At least they’re doing something. “They” is the ICAO. Canada is lending Indonesia a helping hand.
There’s a new office in the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in Montreal. Indonesia has set up office. The human resource department has signed an ICAO agreement: ICAO is posting a couple of experts, but the big thing is the $896,000 to upgrade Curug aviation systems. There are to be four points of concentration: safety oversight, civil aviation team support, training improvements, and assistance to the ICAO reps.
Qantas retrofits first plane for Viasat international wi-fi
VH-EBN (pictured) is the first of Qantas’ A330-200LR aircraft to be upgraded with Viasat-capable wi-fi antennae, and is expected to finish its three-week retrofitting this week. The remainder of Qantas’ international widebody fleet will be progressively refitted over the next couple of years.
2 Navy pilots killed as training aircraft crashes in Cavite
MANILA – Two Philippine Navy (PN) aviators were killed after a training aircraft they were flying crashed in Cavite province on Thursday. In a statement, PN spokesperson Commander John Percie Alcos said the Robinson R-22 trainer helicopter with tail number NHT-421 tried to make an emergency…
Cleaning up and replacing the barrier wrecked by the I-75 Collier County plane crash
Debris and damage left behind more than two months after a plane crashed on Interstate 75 in Collier County.
For The ‘Crazy Plane Lady’ Opportunity Is The Mother Of Reinvention
Social media does enable those who have had their proverbial 15 minutes of fame to get an extension.
