Tecnam P-Mentor Earns Full Part 23 FAA Certification
The aircraft is designed to take a student from instrument training through commercial certification on a single platform.
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GoJet Receives FAA Part 145 Certification
The regional airline plans to offer MRO services to a variety of different operators.
Seeking Out Ghosts of Your Airplane’s Past
While we are able to peruse our aircraft logbooks or registration records for clues, we’re often left without much context regarding their past lives.
FAA Launches Investigation Into Boeing 787 Production Line
The probe is triggered after the aircraft manufacturer admitted that some inspections at its South Carolina assembly plant may have been falsified.
Knowing When to Call the NTSB
When things go wrong, it may seem like high drama, but there are rules for notification of aircraft incidents and accidents.
Joby Advances to Testing with Production Prototype Air Taxi
Until now, the manufacturer had only performed flight testing with less-developed, preproduction prototypes.
MightyFly Obtains ‘Industry First’ FAA Flight Corridor Approval in California
The company says its 2024 Cento is the first large, self-flying, electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) cargo drone to receive the consent.
Boeing Supplier Whistleblower Dies
While working at Spirit AeroSystems, Josh Dean reported improperly drilled holes on the pressure bulkhead that eventually led to a suspension of production at Boeing’s Washington State Max plant.
NTSB Dust Devil Warning, Hartzell’s Videos, New ACS
As summer heats up, the NTSB warns of unexpected turbulence in hot weather. Plus, new videos from Hartzell Aviation and the FAA publishes a final rule on practical tests.
Scaring Yourself Into Additional Dual Instruction
Every pilot frightens themselves at least once, and the experiences often make us better aviators.
