Senate Committee’s 737 Max Report Critical of FAA, Boeing
Released 97-page report indicates that the fox was proverbially guarding the hen house.
Meg Godlewski
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Sporty’s Adds App That Works With CarPlay
Feature makes it easier for users to train to fly in their cars.
William Shatner’s Trip to Space to Be Featured in Documentary
Shatner in Space goes behind the scenes of the TV and movie icon’s historic journey that took place in October.
A Commando Entombed on Mount Rainier
On December 10, 1946, 32 Marines were lost in the deadliest aviation accident in history on Mount Rainier in Washington state. They, and the aircraft, are still there.
FAA Issues Airworthiness Directives to Guard Against 5G Interference
Both prohibit certain operations requiring radio altimeter (RadAlt) data when in the presence of 5G.
Despite Challenges, NTSB Stands By Probable Cause Determination in PenAir Runway Overrun
Authorities from Sweden and the United Kingdom wanted more emphasis on crew mistakes.
NTSB: No Sign of Malfunction in Accident That Killed Blue Origin Astronaut
Glen de Vries and his instructor died a week after de Vries traveled to space with actor William Shatner.
FAA Name Change Signifies a Bigger Mission for NOTAMs
Alteration gives more information and a modern meaning for a common aviation abbreviation.
Tips for Teaching the Older Learner
A FLYING staff writer and CFI offers tips to fellow instructors on how to adjust their teaching style to someone with greater life experience.
United Airlines Completes First Passenger Flight Using 100 Percent SAF in One Tank
United Airlines made history this week when the carrier flew a jet with more than 100 passengers using 100 percent sustainable aviation fuel in one tank.
