Can the FAA Flex?
The MOSAIC outcomes affect far more than just light sport aircraft, especially when it comes to the next certification pathway for eVTOLs.
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Comments From Aviation Associations Take on Pros and Cons of MOSAIC
As the period closed on Monday, several signatories backed EAA’s take and the FAA must address the proposal in light of ongoing quality and oversight issues at Boeing.
Boeing Inspecting Additional Aircraft
Aircraft with the same style door plug that departed an Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9 in flight now face scrutiny.
NASA, Archer Battery Testing Partnership Aims to Assert U.S. Air Taxi Leadership
Archer said the initial focus on battery cell safety is part of a ‘much larger partnership’ between it and the space agency.
DroneUp Latest Firm Approved to Fly Drones Beyond Line of Sight
The drone delivery company will no longer be required to have a pilot or visual observer watch its aircraft in the sky.
U.S. Senate Has Until Early March to Finalize FAA Reauthorization Bill
The legislation offers a chance to improve flight training by increasing loggable simulator hours.
Google’s Wing Introduces New Delivery Drone with Double the Payload
The new design doesn’t yet have a name, but it’s built to carry orders the company requires two drones to deliver.
Passengers Sue Boeing
The lawsuit has been filed on behalf of passengers from Alaska Airlines Flight 1282.
FAA Scolds Boeing Over Door Plug Decompression Incident
The agency says the emergency situation “should have never happened.”
EHang Makes World’s First Commercial Electric Air Taxi Flight
The Chinese manufacturer made commercial demonstration flights in two cities, marking the first passenger-carrying eVTOL trips.
