Content Archive: June 2022

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

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.

Summit Aviation began its 8th Annual Cancer Survivor Flight Camp on June 27 in Montana.

The pending F-35 contract is only one of several new procurements in progress in Germany as a result of increased tension in Europe.

Daher’s latest-generation TBM turboprop single—the TBM 960—received FAA validation on Friday, with deliveries in the U.S. now pending.

"Miracle on the Hudson" pilot C.B. “Sully” Sullenberger is stepping down as the U.S. envoy to Montreal-based ICAO.

Gevo's latest round of stock issuance was aimed at helping the company stabilize its financing demands for its Net Zero-1 sustainable fuel project.

"Our value proposition is resonating," says Partners in Aviation president Mark Molloy.

GE Announces Changes to GE Aviation Senior Leadership Team under its plan to separate GE into three independent companies—Aviation, Healthcare, and Energy.