Content Archive: July 2008

The NTSB has recommended that the FAA require inspections of Hamilton Sundstrand 568F propellers in service for more than six years or 11,700 hr, after a p

While the traffic slump that beset the U.S.

Atlantic Southeast Airlines accepted its first Bombardier CRJ700 during ceremonies that marked not only the Atlanta-based airline’s baptism as a 70-seat je

For years major airline executives have recognized their regional affiliates’ potential to take a more active role in serving markets that until recently o

A Bell Helicopter spokesman denied speculation that the company plans to pull the plug on the Bell/Agusta BA609 civil tiltrotor or sell its entire stake in

Business jet accidents in the first six months of this year remained the same as during the first half of last year, while the turboprop segment saw a sign

The European Parliament on Tuesday voted on a detailed plan to include aviation in the EU’s emissions trading system (ETS), a carbon dioxide cap-and-trade

British Airways announced it is taking over France-based L’Avion, the last remaining all-business-class carrier on a transatlantic route.

The FAA’s Small Aircraft Directorate in Kansas City is expected to deliver to the FAA Administrator next month a preliminary report on recommended updates

In aviation, the old saying goes, “You don’t want to lose the ratings and certificates that you’ve already got.”