Content Archive: June 2019

Uber and the city of San Diego are participating in commercial food delivery testing through the FAA's Integration Pilot Program.

Ericka Hardin plans to seek a degree in missionary aviation at Moody Aviation Technology and Spokane, Washington.

Sikorsky has been awarded a contract to build the first six production VH-92As for the Presidtnial transport mission

FAA is urging MU-2 operators to perform a fluorescent penetrant inspection of the wing spacer plates for cracks and replace any cracked wing spacer plates.

After a series of three recent jet fuel contamination incidents, a consortium led by the aviation alphabet groups has issued recommendations to avoid more.

Signature Flight Support was named the first nationwide operations and on-airport infrastructure partner for Uber Elevate.

A new white paper from the National Air Transportation Association highlights the lack of regulations relevant to Urban Air Mobility ground operations.

A $2 billion expansion in the “Silicon Valley” of India includes a new terminal and runway for Bengaluru Airport.

Company officials mum on details of the crash, which occurred June 4.

Nav Canada is not budging on its requirement for ADS-B diversity antenna configurations, meaning antennas mounted on the top and the bottom of aircraft.