This is the eleventh Potpourri edition. As a “curated” information resource, it is intended to capture some of the articles about the coronavirus impact on aviation. Not included are, for example, the high profile…
From one in the field,it’s a mess Engineers and Inspectors are hurting and getting overloaded Absence of Aircraft Certification Engineers and Inspectors hurting industry Use of Delegation may help both FAA staff and Industry The Partial…
Aurora may be boring a hole in the Griggs case DIA did all the right things in establishing noise ordinances with communities New Runways were identified and announced City of Aurora revises noise ordinance to…
This post is a threepeat, but repetition here is justified by the importance of the issue. Its significance is further elevated by the Congressional bipartisan support which it has received and to add an exclamation…
Helicopter Association International Announces the Passing of Matthew Zuccaro Incredible Background in Operations and Safety Effectively managed HAI and upgraded its SAFETY work His peers wrote glowingly about him Alexandria, Va. (Feb. 26, 2020) –…
New York Times article- is it time to reconsider the Boeing ODA? The Boeing 737 Max saga has involved a series of disappointment ODA requires a high level of technical competence and TRUST The recent…
News reports about the Ethiopian Airlines crash, the Boeing 737 MAX8, the FAA and Boeing have offered a variety of “expert” opinions on the certification process. In particular, these talking head have thrown the terms…
FAA grounds all Boeing 737 Max planes effective immediately There are procedures and standards which should have been followed EASA and others grounded planes without basis FAA took action when it had proof Aircraft certification…