Content Archive: November 2018

Technology in development could lead to fully automated aircraft over the next decade.

The recently passed FAA bill will will cause more immediate changes, while results of ongoing DOT IG and GAO audits will lead to more later on.

UK-based regional airline Flybe continues to suffer from softening market growth, high fuel costs, and a weak pound.

Mark Burns, president and CEO of Gulfstream Aerospace, said his company won't allow the new Global 7500 bizjet to overtake its top-of-the-market position.

UTC chair Greg Hayes does not believe heightened tensions between U.S. and China is affecting approvals.

UK's AAIB released the preliminary report on the AW169 crash.

The board concludes that the fatal crash of a Puerto Rican ANG WC-130H was the result of a failure to sufficiently respond to an engine failure.

It was good news across the board in terms of aircraft deliveries in the third quarter of the year, but the mix represents fewer expensive aircraft.

Cost increases outpaced revenues, depressing the nine A4A passenger carriers’ combined nine-month operating profit by $4.1 billion.

At least 43 helicopter crews have been flying on the fires ravaging California.