2017-05-10

Vidéo : Eurocopter NH90 SAR Belgium Rescue Demo -Florennes 2016

Eurocopter NH90 SAR Belgium Rescue Demo -Florennes 2016

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Airshow 2016 : Eurocopter NH90 SAR Belgium Rescue Demo
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Lu sur 7s7: E-4B Doomsday : l'avion équipé pour protéger Trump en cas de guerre nucléaire

Soon in Brussels ?

E-4B "Doomsday": l'avion équipé pour protéger Trump en cas de guerre nucléaire

Quand le président des États-Unis se déplace à bord du célèbre Air Force One, il est toujours accompagné par un autre avion qui possède des caractéristiques uniques. C'est le E-4B "Doomsday". Depuis quelques semaines, le climat est très tendu ...

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[Aero-Pictures] Video : Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornet

Euronews: Regarder la Terre comme une planète

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Euronews: Regarder la Terre comme une planète

24-04-2017 08:09 AM CEST

Nous voici en Italie afin de regarder de près ce que nous tenons pour acquis: la Terre. La plus grande planète rocheuse de notre système solaire en est vraiment l'endroit le plus extraordinaire. Prenons un peu de recul afin de pouvoir regarder la Terre comme une planète.

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[Vintage Wings of Canada] Two By Moonlight

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Two By Moonlight

Ladies and Gentlemen Aviators

Two days after D-Day, Flying Officer Kenneth Owen "Kayo" Moore and his Coastal Command Liberator crew did something no others had done before or have since. They sank two submarines in one sortie, and just 20 minutes apart... at night! Follow this link to learn more.

Don't forget, come see us at the Aero150 Air Show at the Gatineau Airport this Sunday, April 30. Vintage Wings aircraft will be participating in this once-in-a-lifetime aviation event. Doors open at 9AM. Admission—a suggested minimum donation of $5. Featuring the Canadian Forces Snowbirds and the Patrouille de France. visit Aero150.com

EASA launches a consultation for new Certification Specifications for Airports

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Cologne, April 25, 2017

EASA launches a consultation for new Certification Specifications for Airports

EASA proposes new certification specifications (CS) for aerodrome design in order to facilitate the operations of modern large aeroplanes at existing aerodromes. Modern aircraft have very precise guidance systems for landing / take-off and taxiing; this means that the current international and European provisions for designing runway, taxiway and other areas can be lightened without compromising safety. The new proposal is meant to take this technological evolution into account.

The public consultation on this so called Notice of Proposed Amendment (NPA) ends 31 May 2017. EASA will review the comments received and prepare during the summer its decision for a regulatory change of certification specifications for aerodromes design.

With the proposed new CS, airports will be able to accept large aeroplanes within the existing infrastructure and thus increasing capacity, in particular at congested aerodromes. The proposed modification of the aerodrome CS will also generate significant cost savings for the aerodrome infrastructure: construction and maintenance costs of runways, runway shoulders, and taxiways will be reduced due to the proposed provisions. The airlines would also benefit from the proposed provisions, since they would be able to operate large aeroplanes from more aerodromes and to better plan their network.

Apart from the economic gain, the proposed provisions will have positive environmental benefits due to more efficient use of available land and reduced consumption of construction materials for infrastructure.

As from 2015 EASA, launched an initiative at EU level with the objective to find swifter solutions for the accommodation of large aircraft at existing aerodromes. From the very beginning the activity gathered experts from National Aviation Authorities (NAA), ACI Europe, aerodrome operators and manufacturing industry. Similar to the EASA initiative, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) established the Task Force at global level with the purpose to revise its Standards and Recommended Practices for aerodrome physical characteristics. The outcome of the work and proposed changes were presented to the relevant ICAO and EASA bodies with the wide agreement to be incorporated in ICAO and EASA provisions.

With the strong support from ACI Europe, the material was incorporated into the EASA NPA. EASA will synchronise its NPA public consultation process with the ICAO consultation also expected in spring 2017, which will provide a better overview of the proposed developments to ICAO Member States.

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Vidéo : Six Turning Four Burning - Convair B-36 "Peacemaker" (HD)

Six Turning Four Burning - Convair B-36 "Peacemaker" (HD)

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The Convair B-36 "Peacemaker" was a strategic bomber built by Convair and operated solely by the United States Air Force (USAF) from 1949 to 1959. The B-36 was the largest mass-produced piston engine aircraft ever made. It had the longest wingspan of any combat aircraft ever built, at 230 ft (...

2017-05-06

[BAPA News] Latest news 20170504: Romibutter

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News	News 20170504: Romibutter 00-504

Another ultralight has rejoigned our collection thanks one of our member. The Romibutter is a Butterfly with a new fuselage fitted with an engine in frontal position . This unique ULM was conceived and built by Michel Rocourt, hence the name RO+MI+Butter. It ended its flying career some years ago and was preserved by Alain Blondiau until now. It is complete and exhibited at the workshop. It is one of the oldest Belgian registered ultralights to be preserved. More info soon on our website.


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