Safety

October 7 event will look at technological changes over the past 15 years.

ICAO to report on preliminary task-force findings next month.

FAA inspected Ethiopian infrastructure using ICAO guidelines.

Australian company wins the 2014 Defense Science and Technology Organization Eureka Prize.

Incident highlights how dangerous hypoxia is to pilots at high altitude.

'Storm Chasing' with Honeywell's IntuVue 3-D Weather Radar

The FAA’s policy of placing Letter of Authorization approvals on the bottom of its priority pile is fueling frustration among bizav operators.

Continued fighting in the country poses a threat to civilian air traffic, according to the FAA.

The company’s Vector program was approved to comply with the world’s first country-mandated SMS requirement.

Maintenance issues top agenda.

The proposed actions are intended to alert and prevent MGB oil loss.

Behind the Scenes in Airbus A380 and Boeing 787-9 Test Aircraft

While some airlines avoided the conflict zone over eastern Ukraine, others assumed that the open airspace implied an acceptable level of safety.

Ban does not apply to U.S.-registered aircraft operated by foreign carriers.

Honeywell is adapting its EGPWS technology to develop a new Passive Wingtip Protection Systems to help avoid ground collisions.

German operator claims to have high safety standard

MedAire’s new medical kits were developed by the company’s medical products review board.

Former aircraft engines executive Jon Beatty takes the helm at Flight Safety Foundation.

A task force formed by the International Air Transport Association is developing proposals for mandatory aircraft tracking to be implemented by ICAO.

Recommendations are based on NTSB accident investigations involving aircraft encountering weather conditions.

The deadline is approaching for adding a technical crewmember in the copilot seat but a pilot union opposes the hospitals' favored option.

Rulemaking effort could delay action mandated by Congress.

The FAA said the original deadline did not give stakeholders and the agency “sufficient time to prepare” and was “contrary to the public interest.”

India’s Business Aircraft Operators Association says aviation officials are trying to deflect blame for the country’s recent safety downgrade.

Honeywell Advanced Technology Highlighted During Lab Visit