African Pilot Magazine - July 2020

In this issue

The Piper Cherokee PA 28 Series, Bombardier says good-bye as Mitsubishi acquires CRJ Series, Emirates announces job cuts, Ryanair gives ultimatum to French Pilots, Administrators see ‘reasonable’ prospect of SAA rescue, Us Airbus A220 production, Rolls-Royce has delivered its 8,000th engine from Dahlewitz, Germany, Aerion lays out vision for clean-energy supersonic and hypersonic flight, Epic Aircraft begins deliveries, First autoland equipped aircraft, Pilatus delivers first PC-12 NGX advanced turboprop, Century Avionics dual Garmin G600 Txi King Air upgrade, Cessna 172 celebrates 65 years, Police helicopter collides with drone, Airobotics approved to fly automated commercial drones over Singapore, How a missing child was found, Beta Technologies unveils its ‘Alia’ aircraft, Diehl Aviation enters UAM market, FAA approves Shadin fuel flow meter on Robinson R66 turbine helicopters, Five-bladed H145 receives certifification, Helitrans accepts first helicopters, Dambusters – the development of modelling, simulation & precision strike, US Navy takes delivery of Super Hornet, 400th V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft delivered, Boeing rolls out Loyal Wingman unmanned aircraft, Bell focuses on US Army future attack, EASA certifies Pipistrel Velis Electro, New Sling Next Generation Trainer, Bearhawk Aircraft introduces six-place aircraft, Tecnam unveils Jet / diesel powered P2010 TDI, Aviation Training Supplement 2020, Five ‘Sky-rocketing space start-ups’, Virgin Galactic’s SpaceShipTwo completes first flight from Spaceport, Can there be these many engines?, Why and when pilots decide to ‘go-around, MCC Aviation flies Makokou the gorilla, Accident Probe: Professionalism