Content Archive: February 2023

The NTSB subpoenaed two pilots involved in a runway incursion at JFK International Airport after they declined a request for a recorded interview.

Industry veteran Todd Tetzlaff will become Enstrom Helicopter's president in April.

Air India signed an order for nearly 500 airliners—250 from Airbus and 220 from Boeing—on February 14 at the Aero India airshow.

Swiss charter, training, and MRO helicopter company Karen is adding a pair of new Bell 505s to its fleet.

The carrier is buying 250 new narrow- and widebody aircraft, including a mix of 140 A320neos, 70 A321neo, 34 A350-1000s and 6 A350-900s.

A small group of protesters interrupted EBAA's annual AIROPS Europe conference, crashing the stage and disrupting airport operations in Brussels.

FBOs in the vicinity of Glendale, Arizona, saw a big boost in aviation traffic courtesy of the city's hosting of Super Bowl LVII.

The Santa Monica city council has approved a process to plan the "reimagining" of the Santa Monica Airport property.

Naples is updated its noise study for the first time in more than 20 years for Naples Airport as it strives to balance community concerns with safety.

An FAA airworthiness directive prohibits steep approach landing and EFVS use until the HUD is calibrated on Bombardier Global 7500s.