Congress Strikes Agreement on Long-Term FAA Reauthorization
While consumer concerns are prominent in the news about the agreement, the reauthorization legislation also addresses concerns over aviation safety.
While consumer concerns are prominent in the news about the agreement, the reauthorization legislation also addresses concerns over aviation safety.
Helicopter pilot’s fixed-wing inexperience proved costly in a desert mountainside crash that killed four.
Making a decision to launch on any given day can be truly agonizing for airplane pilots depending on the weather and other circumstances.
The leadership shake-up is the latest for the aircraft manufacturer in the wake of an incident where a door plug dislodged from a Boeing 737 Max 9 midflight.
Several travelers on Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 have received letters indicating they may be possible crime victims.
The NTSB published its preliminary findings into a February runway overrun incident involving an American 737.
In the wake of incidents related to aircraft safety, the manufacturer now focusing on reducing use of ‘traveled work.’
Fatal Piper accident in Kentucky provides a sobering message about CFIs and the training of future pilots.
According to a new report, the aircraft was to have come out of service for maintenance the same day the in-flight structural failure occurred.
The aircraft manufacturer failed 33 of 89 tests in a production audit, according to the aviation safety agency.