Content Archive: March 2023

GPS/GNSS signal interference has become more common in the aviation industry.

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.

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

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

Both Europe and North America are seeing year-over-year declines in business jet activity in March, particularly with branded charter, WingX reported.

Pairing the DVCS6100 and AMU6500 allows passengers to make satellite voice calls on a two-way line.

NBAA's Bolen called for vigilance, improved technologies, and right-sized SMS during FAA's Safety Summit.

Senate Commerce Committee Eyes means to boost the aviation workforce as it crafts an FAA reauthorization bill.

An NTSB preliminary report says the crew of the Pilatus PC-12 that broke up in flight on February 24 made their last radio call 8 minutes after takeoff.

The first ARJ21 operator outside of China, Indonesian low-cost carrier TransNusa Aviation, prepares for service launch.