Week In Tweets: IoT Debuts, Bird Strikes, And FAA Ordered Repairs

January 12, 2017

@MWmDenis

Michael Denis provides analysis on Microsoft's Azure platform with Cortana Intelligence Suite to support Rolls Royce.

@Gogo

Andrew Kemmetmueller, VP of Connected Aircraft Solutions for Gogo, talks about Gogo's new book on connected aviation.

@Honeywell_Aero

Honeywell's new aerospace testing lab will "test and research Honeywell's cockpit electronics, or avionics, and related components and equipment."

@AviationWeek

Aviation Week and MRO Network features some maintenance tips for engine lessors.

@AmericanAir

Some type of bird left a mark on American Airline's Airbus A321. The plane is back in service after being damaged April 27.

@Boeing787News

The FAA ordered a fix for Boeing 787 Dreamliners to repair engines for icing problems.

@MRONetATEM

Triumph Aviation Services Asia signed a 10-year agreement with PT Batam Teknik for repair services, etc. 

@airfrance

Air France gives a "behind the scenes" look at their Boeing 777.

@prattandwhitney

Last week, Delta announced its large order for the Bombardier C Series. Pratt & Whitney recognizes the "historic" deal. 

@Airline Reporter

Airline Reporter snaps a show of the Emirates Airbus A380 arriving for scheduled service at the Prague Airport.

Collection of tweets from the MRO industry this last week (and a few instagrams). IoT in aviation gained a boost from Gogo's new connectivity book, Rolls Royce is trying to keep up with big data, and American Airlines had an unpleasant encounter with a bird.