Dutch Safety Board completes follow-up of its MH17 findings Far more robust Conflict Zone Information More analysis and rick assessment The safety of overflight of conflict zones has been and remains a matter of great…
Read More
Started as purely functional Architects added design and planners added purposes Two new airports offer their interiors a destinations Historically airports have been characterized in FAA terms–commercial service, primary, cargo service, reliever, and general aviation…
OPINION Boeing 737 Max: Don’t rush into criminal case and don’t make safety a political football Technical matters far from resolved Standards for grounding and reauthorizing flight based on software NOVEL issue International…
Another Airworthiness Issue with an AoA The Vane is linked to Software AD points to faulty parts The Cirrus SF50 has had problem with its angle of attack (AoA) vane interacting with its stall warning…
Airports equal big business for human traffickers: What one group is doing to stop it Everyone in Aviation NEEDS to be vigilant about these “slaves’ There are TELLS which help spot the VICTIMS Make it…
A Cabin Air Safety Act introduced with assumptions and the “facts” on which they are based need testing
About six months ago, Jerry Markey, an FAA retired executive, posed some serious problems with the proposed auctioning of the radionavigational spectrum, also known as Spectrum Efficient National Surveillance Radar (SENSR). While supporting the…
Organizational delegation was implemented in 1956, when the first Delegation Option Authorization (DOA, an unfortunate acronym) was put in place for aircraft manufacturers. Delegation is now 92 years old!. In 1927, merely one year after…