Content Archive: June 2022

Approval for Continuing Airworthiness Management Organization (CAMO) allows a company to support an aircraft through its complete lifecycle.

The company's facility at Dekalb-Peachtree Airport will offer a wider array of Garmin's avionics systems, including complete flight deck retrofit packages.

In a letter to Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, six general aviation groups ask for a meeting to discuss solutions to air traffic disruptions.

The UN’s aviation arm resolves to call on Russia to end its infractions of the Chicago Convention.

NATA has launched the NATA Career Center, a “comprehensive resource for [aviation] industry recruitment and career development.”

The first Gulfstream G800—registered as N800G—completed its inaugural flight this morning, officially launching the flight-test program for the twinjet.

Trade group ADS is concerned that the UK government's breach of its Brexit trade agreement with the European Union could expose its members to new risks.

NBAA has secured a limited exemption for certain association members from the FAA requirement to begin reporting pilot records to an electronic database.

The Cypriot National Guard has ordered six militarized H145s from Airbus Helicopters.

The aviation insurance market in the U.S. has been relatively stable in the first half, says Aviation Specialty Insurance president Matt Drummelsmith.