Net Zero by 2050? Otto Aviation Believes BizJet Can Achieve It In 2030
Phantom 3500, a nine-passenger, super-midsize business jet, will be carbon neutral when it enters service, Otto said.
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Should Maximum Age Requirement Even Exist for Airline Pilots?
Because of initial screening and continued FAA medical exam scrutiny, the airline pilot population trends healthier than the general one.
ICAO Advances International Supersonic Flight Standards
New noise reduction rule brings Boom Supersonic one step closer to 2030 aircraft certification.
Commercial Aviation Turns 80
In 1944, the Chicago Convention established the framework to develop commercial aviation promoting peace and security through cooperation among nations.
Solar Storm Hits ‘Severe’ G4 Level
The International Civil Aviation Organization reported severe impacts on high-frequency radio communications at high latitudes, potentially impacting long-haul flights.
Joby Seeks Middle East’s First Air Taxi Operator Certification
The manufacturer earlier this year announced plans to fly in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia as soon as 2026.
FAA Reauthorization Bill Exempts Boeing 767 From 2028 Production Cutoff
Waiver from international fuel efficiency standards preserves FedEx, UPS access to preferred aircraft model.
A Primer on Pilot Certificate Conversions
When flying abroad, you have options to explore by air if you obtain the privilege.
GAMA and Other Industry Groups Cast Shade on FAA Powered Lift Pilot Proposal
A collection of industry stakeholders rallied against the FAA’s proposed rules for powered-lift pilot certification.
FAA’s English Language Standards Leave Gaps for Learners
Newly graduated flight students enter a global industry with varying levels of English proficiency.
