Graphic Display of the Scope of Aviation Safety
Each blue dot in the map represents an airport runway, and should remind each aviation safety professional of the geographic scope and importance of what we do.
Each blue dot in the map represents an airport runway, and should remind each aviation safety professional of the geographic scope and importance of what we do.
The FAA’s primary jurisdiction is assuring safety in the National Aviation System. Congress also provided it with the power to decide whether certain airport restrictions are lawful. A recent decision involving LAX has drawn criticism,…
If you believe that well-known criminal sanctions can deter bad behavior, then you should help disseminate the below article. Mr. Shiffer of the Star Tribune, intrigued by a single incident of air rage, researched the…
Press Release – FAA Announces JDA Installation of GBAS equipment at Santa’s Landing Sites with Low Level Precision For Immediate Release December 22, 2014 Contact: Dasher or Vixen Phone: (202) 267-12/25 WASHINGTON, D.C. – When the…
It’s good for aviation professionals to know what good aviation is doing. The below two links are positive information for everyone to know and to mention in an interview with the press and/or daily social…
In 1944 few foresaw that aviation would have the impact that it has today. Some visionary leaders within the 26 countries which were present in Chicago on December 7 1944 did. As the Chicago Convention…
The below ↓ article indicates that the US Department of Transportation is about ready to issue a regulation banning the use of cell phones on airlines. Maybe we are missing something, but we thought that…
The International Civil Aviation Organization (picture is to the ←left) is a United Nations governmental body. Its strength is setting global standards; its ability to administer rules which would apply to its members is not…