BFA brings standards to Hot Air Ballooning FAA acknowledges its value Unlike much of aviation safety, the FAA and the hot air balloon have been in a reactive mode, especially since the tragic 2016…
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Aviation is only as good of the people who work for our industry. Two recent appointments reinforce that truism. Bruce Landsberg The Administration, much to its credit, did not use its nomination for an NTSB…
AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES SELECTION OF ERIC K. FANNING AS NEXT PRESIDENT AND CEO AIA Chairman Dennis A. Muilenburg, Boeing chairman, president and CEO. has named Eric Fanning as the association’s next president and CEO. …
Aerospace Medical Association published a study finding no elevated risk of deep vein thrombosis during flight.
Suggested role models from Boeing’s history for the Women of NASA Lego set. Also, United Airlines will host five locations for WAI’s Girls in Aviation Day events.
AOPA filed a Part 13 informal complaint against 3 airports alleging that the sponsors have failed to “guard against potential monopolistic behavior.” Can/should the FAA make legal determinations?
AOPA annually issues a safety record of General Aviation. In this age which relies heavily on numbers to reduce risks, this is an incredibly valuable resource.
NATA announced the resolution of a compliance issue stopping air charter operators from adding certain Pilatus PC-12 aircraft to their certificates. Guidance documents now offer a clear pathway to utilizing these aircraft.