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STEM and Aerospace Appear as Big Victors in TARC Competition
A team from Madison, Wis., took first place at the Seventh Annual Team America Rocketry Challenge in May, but the biggest winners appear to be the aerospace industry and its Science, Technology, Engineering and Math education initiative.» Read more.
AIA Storms Paris on June 15
AIA is prepared in full force with a slate of events to support member companies as the International Paris Air Show kicks off June 15 » Read more.
Association Launches Secure Online Database that Facilitates International Trade
AIA has launched an online database that enables the connection of AIA member companies with foreign suppliers who adhere to the requirements of the U.S. Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT). » Read more.
Safety Developments Discussed During Aviation Rulemaking Committee’s Third Working Meeting
FAA’s Safety Management Systems (SMS) Aviation Rulemaking Committee (ARC), of which AIA is a member, was briefed in May on lessons learned on SMS implementation from manufacturer Bombardier Aerospace and Air Transat Airlines, Canada’s leading charter airline. » Read more.
Administration’s Baseline Defense Budget Shows Real Growth
President Obama sent Congress a proposed baseline defense budget in May of $534 billion, or 2.1 percent real growth after adjusting for inflation. The budget addresses AIA’s most critical concerns by providing predictable, stable funding adequate to produce the programs of record.» Read more.
Administration’s Various Space Budgets Show Some Growth
AIA has studied the fiscal 2010 space operations budgets proposed by the Obama Administration and prepared summaries.» Read more.
AIA Hosts EASA Briefing for U.S. Industry in May
Amendments proposed by the European Aviation Safety Agency on operational suitability certificates (OSC) for aircraft and flight crew licensing were among topics addressed in May when AIA hosted a rulemaking briefing by the agency for U.S. aviation and aerospace industry representatives.» Read more.
AIA’s Unmanned Aircraft Systems Subcommittee Eyes Spectrum Allocation Needs
At a meeting in mid-May of the Unmanned Aircraft Systems Subcommittee of AIA’s Air Transportation System Committee, a panel of spectrum experts from FAA, the Federal Communications Commission and the National Telecommunications and Information Administration identified ways industry can influence U.S. and global spectrum decisions on behalf of UAS initiatives.» Read more.
AIA Hosts Space Dinner During National Space Symposium
AIA hosted its third annual dinner event on Operationally Responsive Space and Space Protection during the National Space Symposium at Colorado Springs, Colo. » Read more.
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