Content Archive: November 2019

With the compliance program in its fifth year, voluntary reports are increasing providing evident of a growing trust and transparency, FAA official says.

The VSR700 unmanned helicopter is intended to serve onboard vessels of the French navy to extend their surveillance horizon

While there are limited applications of automation technology, “we still are the most important component in this whole equation," safety expert says.

An EASA proposed amendment adds provisions into small and large rotorcraft certification specifications to ensure that human factors are accounted for.

The FAA’s compliance and enforcement approach for drones could benefit from improved communication and data, according to a GAO report.

King Aerospace and Thurmond Group will pursue more ISR modification work under new strategic partnership.

EASA-approved Initial and recurrent training on the Gulfstream G500 is now available at FlightSafety's Savannah learning center.

Air Bear Aviation has augmented its Massachusetts maintenance presence with a new base at Beverly Regional Airport.

Fatigue management risk programs will boost safety without harming a company economically, a leading sleep expert said.

Perryville is the last of West Star Aviation's major service facilities to receive FAA Part 145 maintenance approval, following an 18-month process.