Content Archive: January 2021

Andrew Rene Hernandez, 22, could receive up to one year in federal prison.

A proposal by Greek prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis for a digital vaccine certificate to allow free movement has gained IATA's endorsement.

Global aviation services provider Luxaviation Group has received FlySkills Hygiene Certification under a set of defined health safety standards.

The NTSB has issued its final report on the 2018 Grand Canyon helitour crash.

A deal covering a firm order for six 737-800BCFs and options on another six raises San Francisco-based BBAM’s commitment total to 15.

Safran Electronics & Defense’s Cassiopée flight data monitoring system supports more than 300 global airline, business aviation, and helicopter operators.

The U.S. DOT Inspector General is now conducting an audit to assess the FAA’s procedures for evaluating the psychological health of commercial pilots.

Earle Martin, who died on December 3, became a strong champion of the MU-2 after acquiring Mid-Coast Air Charter, and along with it, the turboprop twin.

Honeywell and Curtiss-Wright have developed a new series of 25-hour cockpit voice and flight data recorders.

Jeffries Equity Research’s 10th semi-annual business jet survey calls for 3.7 percent growth of new jet deliveries this year.