former NTSB Chair Chris Hart

Accident Investigation, aeronautical research, Aircraft, Aircraft Certification, Aircraft Manufacturers, Aviation Safety, FAA, ICAO February 12, 2020

OIG charge from Congress , to study pilot training standards worldwide, is ill-timed, should wait for experts to finish and potentially damaging

As stated in the below February 10, 2020 memorandum from the Department of Transportation Office of Inspector General (OIG) announced a review requested by the Chairmen and the Ranking Members of the House Committee on…

Accident Investigation, Aviation Manufacturing, Aviation Safety, Congress, FAA, NTSB April 23, 2019

Two Aviation Experts provide wise advice on the B737 MAX8 process

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…

Aircraft Certification, Aviation Leadership, Aviation Manufacturing, Aviation Policy, EAA, EASA, FAA, Foreign Aviation Authorities April 16, 2019

EMB-195-E2 achieves First Triple Certification-the JATR may determine if it’s the last multilateral action

Embraer E195-E2 gets triple type certification ANAC, EASA and FAA all certificate the aircraft Issuance based on Brazilian authority Recognized based on bilateral airworthiness agreements March 11 actions put that system at risk; JATR…