Content Archive: August 2020

Bell's new Wichita facility was previously occupied by sister company Textron Aviation.

The Armée de l’Air is expected to receive eight special-mission King Air 350s for a range of reconnaissance duties.

BAE Systems believes that fly-by-wire flight controls will be critical to the success of eVTOL aircraft and is working with several prospective partners.

The FAA is proposing to assess Boeing $125 million in civil penalties for alleged interference with FAA designees.

Covid Lowers Aircraft Emissions, WingX Bizav Data, Beechcraft King Air 360, Aspen Avionics Joins Airo, Bombardier 2Q, FAA Releases 737 Max Recert Road Map

The crash of an Atlas Air 767 in 2019 resulted from inadvertent activation of the airplane's go-around mode and the pilots' incorrect response.

Business aviation activity continues to show signs of rebound, growing each month, but in July flights were still down 20 percent from 2019, Argus said.

The U.S. Air Force plans to equip around 350 of its F-16s with SABR radar to see them through into the 2040s.

India's Directorate General of Civil Aviation confirmed that an Air India Express aircraft broke into two pieces after skidding off the end of the runway.

Technological improvements and advanced systems create safer aircraft. But what creates a safer pilot?