GA Rides Tide of Steady Orders, Improving Supply Chain
The momentum may be lost, however, if FAA leadership waivers, the General Aviation Manufacturers Association said in its market report.
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FAA Suspects Nearly 5,000 Pilots Concealing Medical Issues to Keep Flying
The agency is investigating some 4,800 former military pilots who now fly for Part 121 passenger and air cargo operators, among others.
Aviator Assistant to Integrate ASA Reg Manuals Into Subscriptions
Through the partnership, the 2024 edition of FAR/AIM will be included in Aviator Assistant’s Electronic Flight Bag at no extra charge.
Lawsuits Filed in Deadly Seaplane Accident Near Seattle
Wrongful death litigation alleges the accident that killed 9 passengers in September 2022 was ‘entirely preventable.’
Industry Stakeholders Take On the FAA
Get an update on FAA rulemaking, DJI’s new delivery drone, an ex-Wisk Aero executive’s latest move, and more in this week’s Future of FLYING newsletter.
Wichita Instructor and Examiner Honored with FAA Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award
Kirby Ortega received the award celebrating 50 years and more than 28,000 hours of safe flight time and instruction given.
Future Looks Questionable for Portage Airport in Wisconsin
Pilots are rallying to prevent the closure of the facility not far from Oshkosh.
The Light Aircraft Sector Shines
In 2022, the light sport and kitbuilt markets showed steady sales.
Reliable Robotics Demos Automated Flight System in FAA Trials
The company flew its continuous autopilot system aboard a modified Cessna 208 Caravan, including in simulated Class B airspace.
Dassault Wins EASA and FAA Certification on the Falcon 6X
The dual approvals were issued in concert on August 22 in France.
