Content Archive: April 2022

The FAA created a new feature on its MedXpress system that enables medical certificate applicants to check on status throughout review process.

Almost a month after the crash of China Eastern Flight MU5735, Chinese authorities cleared the airline’s fleet for return to scheduled service.

The upgraded MiGs were due to serve until 2024, but it is now considered unlikely that they will be returned to service.

Construction is beginning on two eVTOL vertiports in the Quad Cities and Oshkosh.

Garmin's TXi EIS has been certified for select Beechcraft King Air 200 twin turboprops.

The Aircraft Electronics Association expressed “surprise” at Transport Canada’s lack of a “formal notice of proposed amendment” for ADS-B equippage.

West Virginia International Yeager Airport, the state’s only international gateway, has unveiled its new $4 U.S. Customs facility for general aviation.

The FAA can provide $20 million in grants annually for five years for eligible contract tower projects.

NetJets is investing more than $2.3 billion in its global business jet fleet.

Autonomous Aircraft Could Carry Vital Supplies to War and Disaster Zones