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JAL Begins Testing Donecle Drones For Aircraft Inspections | Aviation Week (opens the original)
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Japan Airlines has launched what it says is the country’s first joint project to deploy drones for fully automated inspections of aircraft exteriors. The carrier is working with Toulouse-headquartered drone specialist Donecle to use its Iris GVI drones to capture high-resolution photos of aircraft exteriors, which Japan Airlines’ (JAL) technicians then review and inspect. The technology has increasingly gained traction across the aftermarket as airlines report that it makes what was previously a
U.S. Air Force Pairs Robot Dogs, Drones For Aircraft Inspections | Aviation Week (opens the original)
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Drone-based aircraft inspections have gained prominence in the commercial aviation industry to improve speed and safety. Now, the U.S. Air Force has selected a robotics company that pairs drone technology with ground-based robotic dogs to further increase efficiency. In July, the Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex awarded a Phase III contract to Asylon, a robotics company that specializes in security automation systems. Asylon will use its complementary robotic platforms to perform general visu
Complex Operations Are Required To Keep Goodyear’s Blimps Flying | Aviation Week (opens the original)
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Many people have seen the famous Goodyear Blimp fly over a football game, concert or other event, but behind the airship’s recognizable appearance is a highly specialized crew and infrastructure dedicated to managing its unique maintenance requirements. During this year’s EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh, Aviation Week sat down with Adam Basaran, Goodyear’s chief pilot for training, safety and standards, to find out how operations and maintenance differ for these rare aircraft. Goodyear flies three Zep
MHIRJ Opens Structures Academy In Tucson | Aviation Week (opens the original)
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TUCSON, Arizona—MHI RJ Aviation (MHIRJ) has had considerable success developing sheet metal structures technicians in West Virginia through its MHIRJ Academy, launched in 2024. Now, the program has made its way to the company’s service center in Tucson, and MHIRJ expects to produce 30 new structures employees by early 2027. MHIRJ Tucson began classes for its first cohort of 15 students on Aug. 24. They will undergo 11 weeks of paid sheet metal structures training that includes hands-on projects
FL Technics Begins Operations In Punta Cana | Aviation Week (opens the original)
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FL Technics has officially begun operations at its new MRO facility in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, with the arrival of its first customer aircraft. While FL Technics is not disclosing the operator of the Airbus A320ceo, it announced in April that JetBlue Airways is its launch customer at the MRO facility. FL Technics will be providing JetBlue with airframe base maintenance for its A320 family aircraft. According to FL Technics, the five-bay heavy maintenance hangar in Punta Cana is the first
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