Safety

Argus uses big data to increase aviation safety in a variety of markets and it is paying off with big growth and greater safety.

The Savannah airframer now has steep-approach capability on the G650, and EFVS landing and rollout approval on the G280

Wyvern and AeroEx join forces for a global aviation standard

EFVS package provides flight departments with a comprehensive manual and completed LOA application.

App enables Falcon pilots to easily calculate compliant takeoff and landing performance

Fresh campaign aims to educate travellers about the dangers of not using legitimate charter operators who comply with strict regulations.

Dan Elwell testified that the FAA expects Boeing to submit a software update in about a week.

Industry expert calls for improvement of micro weather data and analytics

The FBO consultancy, which celebrates its fifth anniversary this year, has added industry veteran Patrick Moylan to run the new division.

At NBAA Maintenance Conference session, FAA adviser suggests failure to follow procedures is a cultural problem within organizations.

The FAA says it is developing its own response to the drone threat at airports.

The HeliOffShore Safety Intelligence Program collects operational data from 85 percent of the world's offshore helicopter fleet.

One FAA executive is responsible for interpreting regulations that previously could be subject to eight opinions, Duncan told safety summit attendees.

All flight operations of U.S. aircraft are prohibited in Venezuela airspace, except those above FL260.

Crew of a Rockwell Sabreliner reported electrical issues before the jet crashed near New Albany, Mississippi, on April 13.

EASA Proposes SMS for Parts OEMs and Maintenance Providers

Aircraft accident investigators subscribe to an accident-causation model to explain why airplanes crash.

The football club that lost its newly signed player in a January 21 accident has joined BACA The Air Charter Association in calling for urgent reform.

EASA Emergency AD for Cessna CJs with Tamarack winglets requires deactivating the active load-alleviating system before continued flight.

APG is growing its services with the addition of flight planning to its performance app.

The Asian Business Aviation Association has broadened its representation further across the region from its Hong Kong beginnings.

Incorrect throttle setting suspected in hard landing of Bell 212 during training exercise

Initial survey results show flight schools and flying clubs log the most flying hours, while 10 percent of aircraft are registered in a different nation.

The FAA has proposed amending aircraft pressurization/oxygen systems to accommodate operations at airports with elevations at or above 8,000 feet msl.

The 13th Annual Safety Standdown followed the regional association's first open house event that drew 300 attendees and a range of bizjets on display.

The March 18 fatal crash of an IAI Westwind on final approach claimed the lives of its two pilots.

The CHC Safety and Quality Summit is in its 15th year.

A n FAA safety alert provides information to FAR Part 25 airplane operators on the safety benefits of using a takeoff and landing performance assessment.

The helicopter services company will use Coruson real-time risk monitoring software.

House transportation leaders create a whistleblower page, call for an OIG investigation, and seek a third-party review.