Lawmakers Call on FAA to Facilitate Access to Mental Health Services for Aviation Professionals
Members of the U.S. House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, along with the aviation subcommittee, have urged the Federal Aviation Administration… Read More »
Nolinor Aviation Reinforces Commitment to Boeing 737-200s for Northern Canada Operations
Nolinor Aviation, a prominent Canadian carrier based in Montréal Trudeau, has reaffirmed its dedication to the Boeing 737-200 fleet, planning… Read More »
Aviation Safety Experts’ Positive Insights on Recent Incidents and Flying Safety
The year began with several alarming aviation incidents, including a runway collision at Tokyo’s Haneda airport involving an Airbus A350,… Read More »
China’s Ambitious Leap in Aviation: Developing the CJ-1000 Engine for the C919
China’s aviation sector is taking a significant stride towards self-reliance with the development of the CJ-1000 engine, aimed at powering… Read More »
US Senate Committee Advances Aviation Safety Measures, Holds Off on Pilot Retirement Age Increase
The US Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation made significant strides in aviation safety legislation on Thursday, opting to… Read More »
Essential Stages of Aircraft Accident Investigations: A Guide to Enhancing Aviation Safety
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) outlines a meticulous process for aircraft accident investigations aimed at preventing future incidents rather… Read More »
ESA Achieves Civil Aviation Milestone with Galileo Satellite Navigation System
The European Space Agency (ESA) has officially announced that the Galileo satellite navigation system now meets the stringent civil aviation… Read More »
Rising GPS Interference Poses Flight Safety Hazard, Aviation Bodies Warn
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and the International Air Transport Association (IATA) are raising alarms over an escalating… Read More »