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GAMA15-37 GAMA US Industry Position on EASA-FAA CRI-IP on Multi-Core Processors

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GAMA15-37 GAMA US Industry Position on EASA-FAA CRI-IP on Multi-Core Processors

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GAMA15-36 Comments to Draft EASA Rulemaking Programme 2016-2020 – 06122015 – 0528_001

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GAMA15-34 Comments on FAA Order 8110xxx Type Certificate Data Sheet Notes

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GAMA15-33 Comments on FAA AC 20-184 Guidance on Testing and Installation of Rechargeable Lithium Battery and Battery Systems on Aircraft_final

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GAMA15-33 Comments on FAA AC 20-184, Guidance on Testing and Installation of Rechargeable Lithium Battery and Battery Systems on Aircraft

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GAMA2015-32 Comments to FAA NPRM Divesture of Certain SIAP – NDB

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GAMA15-31 Extension Request for FR 80 FR 26318_Metallic Fatigue Methodology

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GAMA15-30 Response to FAA call for Topics for 2016 Systems and Equipment Standards Workshop

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GAMA15-29 Comments on Final ADS-B Out System Field Approval Technical Paper

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GAMA15-28 Comments to FAA NPRM about Slot Management and Transparency for NY Airports

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GAMA 15-27 Performance-Based Navigation (PBN) implementation in the European Air Traffic Management Network (EATMN)

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GAMA15-26 Comments on FAA NPRM for Operation and Certification of Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems

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GAMA15-24 – ASD15037- AEH and Software Certification Guidance Materials vsigned

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GAMA15-25 Attachment to Comments on Draft_AC 20-Airborne Software Assurance Topics_20150416

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GAMA15-25 GAMA Comments to AC 20-Software Assurance Topics

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Last week, Textron Aviation announced on June 4, 2025, that the Cessna SkyCourier Combi configuration has received certification from Brazil’s National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC). This version of the SkyCourier is designed to carry both passengers and cargo simultaneously, offering increased operational flexibility. The first South American delivery of the Combi model has been made to Cleiton Táxi Aéreo (CTA), a Brazilian charter company. The SkyCourier Combi features quick-change capabilities, allowing operators to adapt the cabin layout to meet specific mission needs. Textron emphasized the aircraft’s growing international appeal and versatility for regional operators. ... See MoreSee Less
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Last week, Archer reached an important milestone in its path to commercializing electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft with the successful piloted flight of its Midnight aircraft. This latest flight demonstrated Midnight’s ability to operate using conventional takeoff and landing methods, reaching speeds up to 125 miles per hour and flying at altitudes over 1,500 feet. Midnight features a unique 12-tilt-6 design that supports both vertical and conventional flight, giving it the flexibility to adapt to a wide range of operational needs. This dual capability is seen as a major advantage by Archer, regulatory bodies, and both civil and defense sector partners. It allows the aircraft to meet diverse requirements while also enhancing safety during flight.The data collected from these piloted flights will be used to support Archer’s ongoing aircraft certification efforts. With this milestone behind them, the company remains on track to launch commercial operations in 2025, bringing a new era of air mobility one step closer to reality. ... See MoreSee Less
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