Content Archive: February 2018

Airline Aims To Expand Further Afield

Move reflects the need to put more focus on supporting the implementation of recently adopted regulations.

For bizav, agency will “evaluate the effectiveness of the newly introduced Part 6, subpart 4 of Canadian Aviation Regulations (CAR) Part 604.”

PC-24 simulator at the facility was recently approved for training by EASA, following similar qualification by the FAA in December.

This year-over-year increase was solely due to a 20.1 percent uptick in retrofit avionics sales, offset by lower forward-fit sales.

Loss of tail rotor effectiveness does not account for a significant portion of accidents, but LTE does present training and safety challenges.

Aviation hospitality with a New England flair.

Operations are set to begin in 2019.

With predictions of the world-wide expansion of business aviation, the PlanePeople subsidiary is touting the security aspects of its global ID system.

Royal Thai Air Force’s Saab JAS-39 Gripen C Rips Through the Skies Over Singapore