Content Archive: March 2023

Air Charter Safety Foundation chair Todd Weeber welcomed attendees to the Safety Symposium, emphasizing they are "at the epicenter of excellent behavior."

Kansas' Manhattan Regional Airport will close as it undergoes the reconstruction of its primary 7,000-foot Runway 3/21.

Leonardo AW169 lands first U.S. law enforcement customer.

Florida's Naples Airport Authority looks to digest and synthesize nearly 1,000 comments on its new noise mitigation plan draft ahead of its FAA submission.

British Columbia-based regional airline Central Mountain Air has rolled out the iQSMS reporting module to further optimize its safety management.

The Air Charter Safety Foundation took advantage of its Safety Symposium location at Embry-Riddle to offer insight to bizav careers to students.

Europe’s largest low-cost airline launched a petition calling for the European Commission to allow overflights when French controllers stage a strike.

Despite the setbacks imposed by the tragic earthquakes that hit Turkey in February, TAI lifted the veil on the country’s fifth-generation fighter program.

While the number of available private jets has risen over the past year, so too have the prices, according to industry analyst Jefferies.

A Bell APT 70 UAV cargo drone being developed for civil and military missions crashed during flight testing last week in Texas.