Content Archive: March 2019

AirSky is proposing to develop high-speed air-to-ground airborne connectivity networks.

NTSB Chairman Robert Sumwalt said the May 2017 crash of a Learjet makes the case that Part 135 operators need the same safety tools as the airlines have.

London Biggin Hill Airport introduced shoulder fees when it extended its operating hours, but will now remove them.

The engine maker is looking to harness its vast amounts of data to improve the user experience.

Attendees of the 2019 Air Charter Safety Symposium were given an overview of dramatic changes ahead for Part 135 training and heard of NTSB's Most Wanted.

The European safety agency joins China and several other jurisdictions as groundings of the Max mount.

Jet Aviation is pursuing ground handling certification at its three other FBOs in Saudi Arabia.

In a March 12 update, the NTSB noted the Boeing 767-300 Freighter appears to have encountered turbulence before entering a steep dive into a coastal bay.

Duncan Aviation's Nebraska location handles 85 to 100 batteries a week.

Florida-based Naples Jet Center received Brazil ANAC approval to provide airframe, engine, and avionics services for Brazil-registered business aircraft.