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As Hobbyists' Drones Fly Too Close to Commercial Planes, FAA Cracks Down on Amateur Aviators
Spurred by numerous reports of drones flying near jets and airports, the federal government will require that the aircraft be registered to make it easier to identify owners and educate amateur aviators.
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Giving Marines Logistics Intel They Need - Now!
Manual collection of needed data on the condition and availability of equipment that the warfighter needs gives way to a life cycle management operational support tool.
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A Dose of Reality: U.S. Army Revamps the Forecast to Reflect Actual Demand
Inspired by practices in the private sector, the Army Materiel Command division embraces the concept of integrated business planning - and ends up saving billions of dollars in inventory expense.
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Panasonic Creates Toughbook 20, Rugged Detachable Laptop
Panasonic has created what it says is the world's first fully rugged detachable laptop.
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Seko Logistics Boosts Warehouse Space in California
Seko Logistics has tripled its warehouse operations capacity in California, with the opening of an omnichannel logistics hub in Chino, and expansion into a new 200,000 square-foot facility near San Francisco.
Air Force Sees 3D Printing as Vital to Making Aircraft Parts
Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma is the home of the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center (OC-ALC), the center of the Air Force Materiel Command's (AFMC) aircraft, engine, missile, software and avionics management and maintenance centers.
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Who's Buying Your Stuff? A Primer on Export Compliance
Are you certain that your sensitive exports aren't falling into the wrong hands?
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FAA Says Rules on Commercial Drones Won't Be Ready Until June 2016
The Federal Aviation Administration, behind schedule in finalizing regulations for commercial use of unmanned aerial systems, will be ready by June 17, 2016, according to recent congressional testimony by the agency's deputy administrator.
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British Airways Bucks Industry Trend, Sees Valuable Role for 747 at Crowded Airports
If it's the end of the line for Boeing Co.'s 747 jetliner, nobody told British Airways.
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B&H Worldwide Launches Critical Logistics Centre
B&H Worldwide, a provider of logistics services for the aerospace industry, has launched a Critical Logistics Centre.
Aviation Parts Provider Opens U.S. Office, Moves Its Solution to Cloud
European aerospace service provider Spectech has been offering radio frequency identification functionality as part of its parts-management solution to European companies for the past nine years. This summer, the company is opening a new office in Seattle to better access new North American customers.
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Two Airlines Show How to Merge MRO Supply Chains
On paper, one would think that integrating the supply chains for two maintenance organizations would be easy. Just look for areas where there is duplicated effort and inventory, rationalize those operations and realize the savings. But in practice, it's a very different matter.
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