Aviation Safety

Nearly three decades later, an accident report from a Cessna 177B crash in Wyoming still provides a valuable teaching tool.

The NTSB found no fault with the Tamarack Active Winglet installation on the Cessna CitationJet.

Investigators are scrutinizing elevator trim and the aircraft’s autopilot as possible factors.

The death of David Rathbun, the chief engineer for the Cirrus SF50 jet program, is “a profound loss for the Cirrus family,” the company said.

FAA data shows a drop in ‘serious’ close calls over the last 20 years.

The meeting brought together mechanics, pilots, and instructors to promote continued awareness of safety and knowledge sharing.

Families of crash victims are objecting to a previous settlement agreement.

The NOTAM Improvement Act of 2023 calls for a task force appointed by the FAA Administrator to review and reform the current system.

Flights are resuming in Newark and Atlanta airports as President Biden announced an investigation into the system failure.

The move comes in the wake of a hard landing accident at a Texas base last month.