Safety

The collaboration streamlines the ability for operators to integrate flight-data information into their SMS programs.

In the face of dire economic news and mounting travel restrictions, business aviation is reaching for a silver lining on the COVID-19 pandemic cloud.

The UK AAIB’s report is a tour de force on why higher safety requirements for commercial operations protect unwary passengers.

The prevalence of prescription, over-the-counter and illicit drugs found in bodies of fatally injured pilots has continued to trend upwards, the NTSB said.

The nation-state is working to ensure both arriving and departing passengers and crews are negative for CORVID-19.

Speaking to last week's ACSF safety symposium, NTSB chairman Robert Sumwalt warned all of Part 135 gets painted with a broad brush when accidents occur.

CIting concerns over the spread of COVID-19, several exhibitors and corporate flight departments have made the call to skip SDC and IOC in Charlotte.

FBO Partners will supervise and coordinate the Paragon Aviation Group's network-wide safety inititiave through its Online Safety Officer program.

The FAA’s Helicopter Operations Weather Information (HOWI) project aims to identify gaps and shortfalls associated with weather information.

The operator is seeing some benefits from the restrictions on airline travel.

Helicopter operator Bristow has partnered with Schiebel to conduct the first trial in the UK of unmanned aircraft for maritime and land search and rescue.

Middle East airlines have announced updated fee waiver policies to help passengers plan around the coronavirus disruption.

Proposed EASA changes to CS-25 certification regulations would ensure no tire is below its minimum serviceable inflation pressure during operation.

The UK will leave the European Aviation Safety Agency at the end of 2020, raising questions about the CAA's ability to take over its responsibilities.

Lack of information and caliber of candidates present stumbling blocks to further improve safety, speakers said.

The Community Air Mobility Initiative is working with the UAM industry to win public acceptance for eVTOL aircraft operations in urban areas.

The 2020 ACSF Symposium comes a day after NTSB held a panel discussion on Part 135 safety and will host chairman Sumwalt to discuss its Most Wanted list.

Many flight deck cyberattack scenarios involve the use of only basic radio equipment.

The guidance offers considerations for operators during flight planning as well as resources for them to tap before, during and after a mission.

Lilium Jet will use its second eVTOL prototype to resume flight testing following a February 27 fire that destroyed the first prototype.

Inadvertant data-entry errors in aircraft flight management systems can have dire consequences.

The advisory offers procedures for disinfecting an aircraft that's traveled to a region affected by the 2019 Novel Coronavirus.

The Safety Board made a recommendation for a working group to address safety concerns in Alaska, where the accident rate

The Vertical Flight Society's workshop on urban air mobility infrastructure will feature FAA leaders, plus engineering, planning and architectural experts.

Registration opens for the 2020 Textron Aviation Customer Conference April 14-16 in Wichita, Kansas.

A fire in a Cirrus Vision Jet at Santa Monica Airport in December resulted in issuance of an emergency airworthiness directive.

The FAA’s Honolulu Flight Standards District Office (FSDO) is under fresh scrutiny following the filing of a two separate whistleblower complaints.

Results from the 2020 edition of the European General Aviation Survey will be used by EASA to help improve GA safety policies.

Airbus is gradually resuming A320 assembly work at its factory in China, but the scale of disruption to the aerospace supply chain remains uncertain.

Long-time helicopter critic seeks to mandate HTAWS in the wake of Kobe Bryant crash.