Safety

India is deploying its own GPS-aided Geo-augmented satellite-based navigation system, starting with low-level rotorcraft routes.

Brazil's ANAC has issued a special airworthiness bulletin for the Embraer Phenom 100 light jet following accidents in icing conditions.

The Helicopter Association International is urging members to strongly oppose draft air tour management plans at four national parks.

Along with increased access to its Digital Assessment Kit, MedAire has expanded its London assistance center and added features to the MedAire360 safety.

The company is the first of the advanced air mobility start-ups to achieve the International Standard for Business Aircraft Operators registration.

California-based Hangar Safe will begin the first customer installations of its hangar rash monitoring system later this year.

NASA is utilizing a PC-12 to test cell tower signal strength in the greater Cleveland area to assess communications infrastructure for eVTOL aircraft.

Risk management group MedAire has trained its UK team to mirror the level of support available to operators from its Global Response Center in Phoenix.

Erickson will begin NVG night-time firefighting operations with its Air Cranes

The European air safety agency is proposing to incorporate most aspects of ICAO requirements for extended diversion time operations into its regulations.

A new FAA Information for Operators reminds helicopter pilots of recommendations from a rotorcraft bird strike study.

Search-and-rescue operations were suspended for three occupants of a Bombardier Learjet 36A that crashed into the sea off the California coast.

Convergent Performance CEO Tony Kern said there is a need for rethinking aviation safety approaches and programs.

The NTSB is taking a deeper dive into the state of runway excursions and the next steps to curb them during an in-person roundtable meeting.

The drug-testing program required by the FAA and other U.S. transportation agencies has been amended to include oral fluid testing.

NetJets pilot union organized a picket of the annual shareholders meeting of NetJets's parent company Berkshire Hathaway to protest pay and conditions.

The "clear of clouds" directive lays responsibility on the pilots, but with the lack of clarity, no pilot officially has a cloud incursion...until a crash.

Pilots should not hesitate to execute a go-around when encountering a bounced landing in a business aircraft.

Jet Linx now holds the highest safety audit ratings from Wyvern, Argus, and IS-BAO Stage 3, making it one of the few, if not the only, operator to do so.

Autonomous aviation company Reliable Robotics partners with NASA to improve safety of remotely-piloted aircraft in the National Airspace System.

An independent team established by the FAA of six aviation experts will recommend safety improvements in the nation’s air traffic system.

After completing flight simulator training with CAE in the UK, pilots will go to TAG Global Training's Farnborough Airport facility for more instruction.

The conflict in Sudan is adding to the pressure and uncertainty for airlines and their insurers resulting from Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The U.S. government seeks to freeze Hansen Helicopters' assets prior to John Walker's sentencing.

The FAA recently determined that the FlightOS systems meets its means-of-compliance requirements, clearing a path to retrofit existing aircraft cockpits.

Pilots awaiting FAA letters regarding medical condition reviews need to have some significant patience these days, given the complexities for such reviews.

Experts explain how Europe could more fully exploit EASA rules allowing single-engine turbine aircraft to fly commercially at night and in IMC conditions.

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The new SayWxAir service adds on-demand weather information via text message and the ForeFlight electronic flight bag app.

ACSF president Bryan Burns discusses the growth of his organization and the difficulties of bringing over safety programs traditionally used by airlines.