Content Archive: January 2023

The aircraft maker's DragonFly technology could enable automated diversions in response to medical emergencies and improve safety at busy airports.

Investigations into the latest air transport system meltdown in the U.S. begin as traffic flows return to normal after a software glitch grounds flights.

Portside has acquired SeaGil Software and its Bart scheduling product suite.

London-based FBO Harrods Aviation has acquired rival Fayair at Stansted Airport.

NBAA said the industry has been pushing for improvements and enhanced redundancies for the Notam system for four years.

The Farmingdale, New York aircraft management and charter company has added two Bombardier Challenger 60s and a Cessna Citation XLS.

Over the past year, Universal Weather and Aviation has added 42 U.S. locations to its Customs Reimbursable Services Program.

EuroSafety International will offer an Airbus H125 ground school at this year's HAI Heli-Expo.

The Pacific Northwest Business Aviation Association seeks to further educate its members on the benefits of SAF use.

An FAA notice of proposed rulemaking would mandate safety management systems at aircraft manufacturers and Part 135 charter operators.