Carbon Dioxide Levels can Negatively Impact Pilot Performance Harvard Study finds Degradation as CO2 levels increase Acknowledges Lack of Data on Air Quality of Cockpits CO2 is a colorless, odorless gas which aviation has devoted considerable…
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Galveston sound tests could herald new generation of supersonic flight Sonic Boom tests when airport neighbors hate Stage IV Well designed Test Define Acceptable Boom standard Andrea Leinfelder of the Houston Chronicle covered a NASA news…
NTSB SUPPORTS ‘SAFE SKIES FOR AFRICA’ PROGRAM Mr. Jones has been an important link to Africa for years “Safe Skies” Initiative Africa is a growing aviation market Thankfully, the Managing Director of the NTSB, Dennis…
EASA welcomes new rules on mental fitness of air crew Requires Psychological Assessment before hires in EU Allows EU to test foreign flight crews for Alcohol when in EU Sets up support Program The…
After latest incident, FAA ponders new safety measures at Aspen Airport Falcon 2000 cockpit crew miss runway ASE located in midst of Mountains Notes warn of difficult approach The Aspen Daily…
Amtrak taps aviation industry for safety guidance Aviation Veteran called to help Railroad From Tombstone Agency to leading Transportation Safety Reason to be Proud, but No Complacency There once was a time, 20 years ago,…
FAA Has Not Fully Addressed Safety Concerns Regarding the American Airlines Flight Test Program Finds problems FAA Inspector relation with AA flight test staff The Office had history of issues SMS’s cooperation/collaboration need clear boundaries…
FAA says: We’re a safety agency, not a creature comfort agency You know you are in trouble when an opinion, signed by all three Circuit Judges, starts with the following sentence: This is the…