Safety

ARC Safety Management's integration of NASA ASRS into its SMS software will eliminate duplication efforts.

MedAire's new medical scenarios include in-flight fainting, severe vomiting, abdominal pain, and allergic reactions.

New FAA rules would prohibit certain aircraft operations where 5G interference is encountered or likely.

For a quarter-century, the Bombardier Safety Standdown has helped promote aviation safety.

The second annual AIN Top Flight Awards honor excellence and innovation in business aviation and related fields.

EBAA pointed to rising Covid-19 cases for its decision to move its annual Safety Summit to a virtual format.

USAIG chief John Brogan said underwriters are considering whether a company has SMS when they evaluate risk.

Circling approaches are 25 times less safe than straight-in approches and thus should be conducted only as a last resort.

The Asian Business Aviation Association (AsBAA) has launched the region's first illegal charter reporting system.

ACSF is beta testing a flight data monitoring program that could help small and medium-size operations remain proactive on safety management.

The U.S. NTSB is proposing to add a Subpart F (Commercial Space Investigations) to its Part 831 regulations covering accident investigation.

Fatalities from general aviation aircraft accidents decreased overall last year amid broad pandemic-induced reductions in flight activity, the NTSB said.

HAI has partnered with NGFT Solutions to develop new risk assessment tools tailored to the rotorcraft industry.

Automation reduces workload, creates efficiencies and is highly dependable, but can present pilots with an unexpected, obscure, or highly complex scenario.

The SRVIVR25 series voice and flight data recorders by L3Harris bring safety benefits to aircraft operators.

Collins and Seeing Machines are developing fatigue-management solutions using eye-measurements to evaluate pilot alertness.

David Henderson was jailed for 18 months for arranging the January 2019 flight in which soccer star Emiliano Sala and pilot David Ibbotson were killed.

International cooperation on illegal gray market charter has been stepped up, with leadership shown by the Middle East Business Aviation Association.

The industry appeal for deployment of 5G in C-Band followed an FAA bulletin calling for testing and reporting of possible interference of radio altimeters.

The MD-87 involved in the October 19 runway excursion accident following a rejected takeoff at Houston Executive had jammed elevators, the NTSB said.

The Helicopter Data and Voice Recorder Requirement Act would require flight data and cockpit voice recorders in most models.

A chartered Beechcraft King Air 90 crashed Friday in Minas Gerais, Brazil, killing 26-year-old Latin Grammy winner Marília Mendonça and four others.

Bombardier's 2021 Safety Standdown—the 25th edition—attracted 200 in-person attendees and another 1,100 participants from 20 countries via webcast.

The UK-based company says it gives clients neutral advice on when to use airlines instead of private jets and prioritizes sustainability.

Safety Standdown leadership is transitioning from Andy Nureddin to Chris Milligan.

Two helicopter operators exemplify the application of SMS concepts for a wide variety of mission types.

NBAA's new the certificate program is designed as an entry-level or mid-level path to expanding and demonstrating knowledge of safety management.

It’s time for action, not more studies, when it comes to aviation safety in Alaska.

The FAA's Alaska Aviation Safety Initiative points to solutions to the state's poor safety record, but costs are an obstacle.

Sun Air Jets and Planet 9 have been selected among the first Part 135 operators to receive Wyvern’s Wingman Pro certification.