Criminal Investigations into Aircraft accidents By Jim Loos[i] Mr. Loos is a frequent contributor[ii] to the Journal, in large part because his FAA career included significant assignments in the air traffic control service…
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Korean War the Distinguished Flying Cross Lockheed Aircraft Corporation, Chief Test Pilot and Manager of Advanced Design Iven C. Kincheloe Award of the Society of Experimental Test Pilots FAA Associate Administrator for International Affairs and…
Russian air crash could ground the country’s airline industry The Sukhoi Superjet 100 has had lackluster foreign sales. The crash will make exports even more difficult. Lightning Strike Considered Most Likely Cause of SSJ100 Crash…
IATA signs safety MoU with Singapore Trade Association to help in audit of airlines To avoid duplication International Aviation Safety Systems is replicated The MoU will see the two organizations develop a framework for the…
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…
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…
US congressman criticises Irish aviation’s ‘permissive’ labour model Democrat Peter DeFazio opposed Irish-registered Norwegian Air’s bid for a US permit Chairman DeFazio (D. OR) was first elected to the U.S. Congress in 1986 and…
African Aviation Safety is Improving The continent has great economic and aviation potential US presence on Safety Support? Article credits IATA, ICAO and EU for Advances Michael Wakabi, Contributing Editor of The EastAfrican Newspaper, has written…