Midnight Electric Air Taxi Completes First Phase of Flight Test Campaign
The electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) design from Archer Aviation is making ‘rapid progress’ in development, the manufacturer said.
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Boeing Drops 737 Max 7 Exemption Request
An outstanding AD on the Max 7 engine inlet deicing remains an issue.
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We Break Down the State of MOSAIC By the Numbers
Check out the breakdown on MOSAIC here, as the FAA enters its review period, and stay tuned for updates.
FAA Offers Heads-Up for GA Pilots Flying Near Super Bowl LVIII
The event will come with a TFR, drone restrictions, special air traffic procedures, and extra operational requirements.
General Dynamics Says Q4 Earnings Grew but Were Hurt by Gulfstream G700 Delays
Anticipated FAA certification of the new business jet failed to occur during the quarter.
FAA Cracks Down on Boeing
Quality control and more inspections and maintenance will be required for the 737 Max 9.
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.
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.
