FAA Approves Dual Heads-Up Display for Falcon 8X
The enhanced HUD utilizes terrain mapping for low-visibility conditions.
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New Five-Blade Propeller Gains FAA STC for Cessna 206 Series
The natural composite blades drastically reduce vibration and noise, with no life limitations.
Pipistrel Sees Path to EASA Certification of the Panthera
The company says the speedy single-engine retract is aimed for initial approval in 2024.
L3Harris Gets UK Approval To Train Cadets at Florida Flight Academy
L3Harris Technologies said it received approval from the Civil Aviation Authority in the United Kingdom to train U.K. students working toward their integrated airline transport pilot licenses (ATPL). The approval helps align the company’s 32-week pilot training program with international regulatory requirements. It also gives L3Harris opportunities to train more pilots when the airline industry […]
Proposed Air Taxi Regulations Reveal Possible Future of eVTOL
EASA releases world’s ‘first’ regulatory framework for air taxis operating in European cities.
First FAA-Registered Daher TBM 960 En Route to U.S.
Certification was officially recognized on Friday on the latest very-fast turboprop.
Lilium Tweaks Its eVTOL Design for Short Running Landings
Gear for Germany-based Lilium’s electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) production aircraft will allow pilots the option for short running landings in addition to vertical landings.
Multiple European Flight Schools Select Tecnam P-Mentor During AERO 22
New customers attribute choices to design and sustainability.
American Airlines-backed Air Taxi Inches Closer to Type Certification
American Airlines-backed electric air taxi developer Vertical Aerospace has been approved for concurrent type certification by European and UK aviation regulators.
My First Electric Flight
Does the Pipistrel Velis Electro have a place in flight training right now?
