What’s in Aviation’s GREEN BASKET?
- Sandy Murdock
- 12 May 2024
Below are two fascinating articles about efforts to fill the green basket of tools to reach a daunting challenge for NET ZERO CARBON EMMISSIONS by 2050. The first explains how bacteria PSEUDOMONAS PUTIDA may provide a path to this goal. The
Battery Technological Explosion coming, path to FAA approval
- Sandy Murdock
- 08 May 2024
EP Systems has announced a promising increase in the capacity of its battery and the below articles list the added useable flight time in its EPiC 2.0. ePLANES may or may not be a useful strategy for “GREENING” aviation, particularly
- AAM/UAM/eVTOL
- AUVSI
- Aviation Safety
- Certification (Parts 21-36)
- FAA
- FAA Certification of Aircraft
- Infrastructure
Will the CENTO test flights in CA test federal preemption?
- Sandy Murdock
- 07 May 2024
Flying magazine has recently published an extremely informative exposition about MightyPro’s obtaining both an FAA special airworthiness certificate (SAC) and a certificate of waiver or authorization (COA) to test fly its 2024 Cento within a flight corridor between New Jerusalem Airport
NTSB talks SMS and its data’s power, but does not release its
- Sandy Murdock
- 06 May 2024
Below is a page of a recent NTSB Safety Compass Blog. THE BOARD SELF CONGRATULATES ITS PAST EIGHT SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS AS THE CATALYST FOR THE FAA’S MOST RECENT EXPANSION OF 14 CFR PART 5 TO THREE ADDITIONAL HOLDERS OF AVIATION
- AIA
- AIAA
- Aviation Safety
- BOEING
- Certification (Parts 21-36)
- FAA
- FAA Certification of Aircraft
- GAMA
- Safety Culture
- SMS
- Uncategorized
Expert Panel on BOEING ODA- symptoms, no diagnosis- REMEDY?
- Sandy Murdock
- 05 May 2024
Congress statutorily mandated that the FAA commission an Expert Panel (EP) to examine what could be learned from the Boeing Max 8 disasters. The enabling statute specified that the independent study include 6 constituencies from which to draw: FAA and
ALPA’s training preparing for Accident Investigations and more
- Sandy Murdock
- 01 May 2024
Below is an article from the website of the Airline Pilots Association. It explains how the union prepares members to participate in NTSB proceedings. ALPA is a leading voice in air safety, as its website says: Below is a meticulous
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