Content Archive: December 2019

There were no reported injuries to the four occupants as the Global 6000 departed the runway on landing.

Clay Lacy Aviation is marking a decade as an Embraer Authorized Service Center.

Part 91 and 135 declines offset the 2.1 percent increase in fractional operations in November, according to the Argus TraqPak Aircraft Activity Report.

In an appeal, NBAA believes the FAA should take steps to rectify possible illegal actions at SMO, as well as to maintain a national policy,

FAA administrator Stephen Dickson pledges to fly the airplane himself before clearing it for service entry.

The sponsors behind the film hope for wide distribution of the film that shows the world's fastest bipolar circumnavigation in a jet.

The global airline group sees slower economic growth, trade wars, and social unrest contributing to a less profitable year than originally expected.

U.S. authorities concluded that 99 of 100 flight crews could successfully react to MCAS alerts within 10 seconds.

Innovations in Flight Decks and Avionics Can Ease a Pilot’s Workload

Starting with the An-32, the IAF is to engage local industry for maintenance to focus military efforts on front-line activities.