Safety

A U.S. congressional committee cited failures of design, management, and oversight of the 737 Max in its conclusions.

The Helicopter Association International (HAI) is looking to reboot its Accreditation Program of Safety (APS) later this year.

EASA's Joint Operations Evaluation Board will meet in the UK to consider data collected from flight testing of the 737 Max completed this week.

The event will be held virtually on October 21.

GPMS has received FAA Supplemental Type Certification approval for its Foresight MX health monitoring system on the Airbus AS350.

Virtual Safety Week will feature NBAA's popular safety programs traditionally held in tandem with the association's annual convention.

After several incidents where business aircraft had their fuel systems contaminated with diesel exhaust fluid, a new field test kit is now available.

The coronavirus pandemic continues to have devastating effects on aviation workers and businesses.

Operating aircraft within or over a war zone has clearly turned out to be a failure in risk management.

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency plans to perform Max flight testing from Vancouver, Canada, during the week starting September 7.

Bombardier Aviation for the first time has delivered one of its new flagship Global 7500s equipped with dual head-up displays.

Bruce Landsberg, renewed for three more years as NTSB vice chairman, plans to increase focus on aviation weather and Notam system safety factors.

NBAA welcomed proposed FAA guidance on DEF contamination but believes it could go further to safeguard against such incidents.

The multi-purpose ARCrisk safety management module can be used by flight departments, ground services, maintenance departments, FBOs, and drone operations.

The pandemic has made navigating viation medical certificate issues more difficult.

Daher has selected Elliott Aviation to perform retrofit installs of HomeSafe emergency autoland systems on TBM 940s eligible for the upgrade.

Pilots can now visually observe weather in the Colorado Rockies from 52 new aviation weather cameras installed on a network of 13 mountain AWOS sites.

Technological improvements and advanced systems create safer aircraft. But what creates a safer pilot?

The FAA is proposing to assess Boeing $125 million in civil penalties for alleged interference with FAA designees.

Aircraft insurer USAIG customers can now use their $2,500 Safety Bucks To Cover Airbus Helicopters' IIMC Course.

Swift Aviation, based at Phoenix Sky Harbour Airport is offering its employees free onsite rapid Covid testing, to circumvent local testing logjams.

There were no fatal accidents involving European aircraft operators in 2019, but higher than average nonfatal accidents and serious incidents.

Some eVTOL aircraft pioneers see first-response emergency services as a strong early use case for urban air mobility operations.

With many ground service providers seeing cutbacks in service resulting from Covid, EASA has issued recommendations to airports to ensure safety.

The Curis System hydrogen peroxide fogger has been named to the EPA's List-N for use in Covid-19 disinfection.

NTSB docket on a 2019 crash of a Citation Latitude paints a detailed account of an unstable approach that led to a botched landing and runway excursion.

There were no fatal accidents involving EASA-member-state-registered, non-commercial complex (NCC) business airplanes last year, according to a study.

Honeywell has delivered eight of its new UV Cabin System to New York-based LCC JetBlue.

NATA has decided to turn its popular ground handling safety symposium into an online-only event this year in light of the Covid-19 pandemic.

AviationManuals has found operators stepping up efforts to implement SMS and improve or develop operational manuals during Covid-related downtime.