Judge Drops Manslaughter Case Against Air France and Airbus Over Deadly Crash That Killed 228 People Paris court hands ex-Thai airline CEO 4-year term over 2007 crash French Court- dismissed (French defendant) and convicted (foreign…
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FAA Proposes $514,558 Civil Penalty Against Aerospace Support International for Allegedly Misleading Customers About Parts Airworthiness Company does not hold FAA Certificate Accused of fraudulent Paperwork Holds ISO registration Civil Penalty enough? Federal Aviation Administration…
FAA has worked through technical and policy issues Pilot Record Database now ready AA AMT was fired by Alaska for cause Should PRD expand to include all Safety-Sensitive employees? Higgins welcomes action on long-overdue pilot…
DOT’s Cert Committee Encompasses Spectrum of Industry The U.S. Department of Transportation has selected officials representing a large swath of the aviation industry to make up its newly formed Safety Oversight and Certification Advisory Committee…
U.S. Lawmaker to Introduce Bill on Aircraft Maintenance Disclosure Another in a long list of efforts to stop Aircraft Maintenance Outsourcing Prior Efforts have not shown that independent MROs are unsafe When and what would…
Soon, Air India may conduct random drug test on pilots, other crew members Pre and post-flight breath analyser (BA) tests are conducted by all airlines India has had a number of pilots unfit for duty…
NTSB: Recent crashes involving tour aircraft underscore need for FAA to tighten safety regulations More Rules do not guarantee increased safety Great variations in conditions among P135 Operators SMS focuses on the greatest risks of…
Regulatory Regime defines a Reality Reality found outside those parameters Perspicacious perspective needed to merge those two visions For those whose work find lines of demarcation in the pages of 14 CFR Part 1 et seq.,…